Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-11
Gallant Old Oxford all night.

Ne have the most cheering reports Her
noble sons arr alive to the great Interests
pending N the coming eiectioa add ready
and ANXIOUS 10 rally viii IL loyal 40 Of
Name IN cushing out srcAsOa At home.
By invitation ~ made aying trip throuch
the North Eastern part o. the County last
week n cosnpanv With brother Gilman Of
the Prcss. "Wednesday AFTERNOON We al
dressed large meeting at Baek6eh Vii
Age presided over by that staanch union
man Col. A. ID White. AFTER taking tea
Al the bospitAble mansion Of enc the oIS, .
and most efteieat laborerS an The rNpuhIican
party. Hon. Noah Prince. ne prcoesded to
Hartford And found fan audience assem-
bled IN the town house waitisg Sor sf,eak-
ers- Ervin Robihson FsI-. presided over
the meeting. which Nc addrvsssS and then
listened 20 the eioqucni remarks % our
friend Gilu'An 1ntii hall past t-a O'Clock.
the people meantime sho-ins No evi1onccs
Of being ti-vd. or any disposition 70 70
away. We were kin dly entertained Tor
the nighi By one II oar good friends living
rrsrci 10 say Nc have iorsotsen. Tharsdav
CARVED us 70 Cantoa Mills. where Ne found
the Oxford County Baptist Association Ia
session We spent a couple Of hours IN
tae forCnoon ina this religious acciinr
The exercises we're very interesting. We
lett specially interested in The report ca
sabbath schools. made Wa n. Atwood
Esq-. Of Buckheld and also in his sound
Vie~s upon this grcat subject embodied IN
his remarks upon presenting tbis report.
This Association passed some c1ceiicnt Res
olutions upon the state of tie Coantry.
which ar presented elsewhere The asso-
cation Kindly adjourned al hall past twelve
20 make way for the union meeting in th,
afternoon ~hich vas a grand success. Il
was held IN the charch WI ich Wa crowded
20 overlooking. Eldcr Dznhana Of Bry-
ants Pond presided. We talked whiis.
~hen Bro. Gilman made one % fLe bet
speeches Ne have listened o. in tins cam
Paign- II The evening ~ poke Al Peru
Centrc- Jonas Grocnc. Ed. soe q the
most indscntial democrats in tbs Count,
presided. lie. Ike John A. Peters. Va
than Web and thousand. Of others.-slI
d~rnocrats never carried the rrpub-
hcAn iickot n thcir lives. goes ia hear: AID
soul for Cony. After enjoying the hosni-
talsties q his manson for the us-ls.- we
proceeded 20 Eumford Centre and took
dinner With cur friend Ho,t afier which Nc
addressed large mee;iag IN the old Con
Erecaiionsi Church. That siaun,h friend
q tie uuioa Hon. Timoihy Walker p-csi-
cd In the evening - ADDRESSED an over
hosing House a. Hanover with thai lie -
publican 4. \. knapp Esg.. for presiding
oescer. Afier beng kindly entertained bv
Inn Tor the nighi ~ returned on Satarlav
vel satisfied With that ~ hal seen .ns
beard. The Bears q Ola Oxford are VIDE
.-ste ,na ~in give a gooA accours 81
themselves ne1; Monday. Evcry~hcrc We
found our friends fan % enthu,iasra and
bop The falschoot. misrcpr-sentatisu,
and trvason o. The CopPcrhead ora,c-s Who
Hrv tra'eiing hrsu-a v..s ,o-ui, arc ~ork-
Ing out tlelr ouE end. The rulrar. pro-
fame ard treaspua5ie harrau-ucs q such
men as Frank >mith. NsrsilD Paris. Dad
Cay and y. : iittlescll ar making more
union men than Bralbury Democrats. The
gallant sons q ola Oxford are not v,.
rrady % desert thc OH aag aud embark
their at on board The pirate craf. - JrH
DAVIS and Ms scrv.lc aliies in Maine. No,
they are for tbe uuion. tie constitutions ana
the cd flag and under this glorious cid
banner they vii rally and With the grand
union army q Maine vii on fbe second
Monday - Scptcmbcr drive treason and
oopPerleadisH back % o. native pcrdiaou.