Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

Esldeqccs accumulate tia: tho reicl Load
ors Who have iast emerged from tins r,bel-
lion. are AZ heart. rebels s.a- LAWN
driven the South into revolt. and havi-.- n,
the power o. military despotisn forced tbe
southern people 90 drag out a four ve.r..
var against the government. O. cannot res-
sonabiy be expected they wiI a. once be
changed into loya, sabircfs. Tie var Ia.
increased their formcr hatred I'D r-,.tf.
emoittercd them against the government
They nov submit not from choice. b.,t FINN
necessity They are sailen. niorose and f-.I
q hatred against the Yankee. By th,i-
own folly and uaincss tLcy have last der
slaves. the property Whioh thcy Lad before
The Mar IS gone. their GA haliiations uians
OF them have yie.lcl % the force OF u,ils,ar,.
Necessity and % gone up.~ uhio lc.ois,ior
reigns Supreme. wherc onoc Wa tL-ift an
plenty.
The rebel leaders see al abs. ana d, ,isu
Of these tacis can tAey again be trusted u..h
poser and Authority uuler tio government
I hat b. question sssceptial, al o,.l, o,,
answer Many OF th,ss men before fb.
war bed high AM responsible positions.
Some Of their number wcrc Governor. ef
States. Others were member 90 Gon-r,s.
Judges OF our SuPrcnc Court. an4 minis.
tiers abroad. To rc-iusiatc the.e rebel. 81.
indirectly rc-iustat.ng ,lc rebellion. AL
here D. the danger.
il - true they woull rot have Dc ID tici-
power a. present. % take 1p arms against
the government. baf their dsa.rfl.r an
W. 90 DO %. wouid Pc iust a. good a. II
vas the day they Cred upon For. >am..r
10 b. against this su,rf Of treason and re-
beiiion that we have been ronfendinr f--
thc last four wears. The overt acts of %.
rebels have been the legitimate fruits Of tb,
spiiit Of Insubordiuaiion iu the Soufh Har.
ing expended three billions of money al
recily. and a. much more indirectly. ana
having given che lives OF b an8rrGs Of dion.
sands OF our best young men fo corrarr fi,
combined treason 81 the rebels. shall We
again. within a few months OF Gle uird.--
up the bloody drama. iaaurara-e a porf..
ton q things that viI. % zoo checked
a. some f1ture day rlunge chs aaf.su i-f.
another terrible cruel var q. taat ti.
part Of uisicm2
We greatly fear tlat some oi tie p-.,...
ional governments in tbe rebel states. e..
'abhshci BY Pres.icu, johnson. a-c COM
posed 200 m1rh of fac rebel element. D.
Misslssrqi AMI some @ the o-h.r rebel
Sfafes. mar -' ,he oiI rebel state rr-.r.
have been re-insfafcl -r.ier ft, P-or'.-1-sr
Governors appointed Or -t. PRECEDENT.
Ih.snav be cool policy ara u--t OF s,.-
i.fscfory rcsult. .n thc rrI. t.t u. .,-.. ....
%. - fir al fie thing ils been .-...I ff,..
rebel flncIorare. h1ve Dol uaI.-rv rf
eases. shown fhc sane v.rfirfig, .r.r.ftt.,
ID before anl ia-irg fhc var. Hatred of
the negroes and yankees. seems fo De- uith
them tae ruling passl11. TLrv i-1k urrr
both AL their od crenarr T..r rra.r.
stand ia1 sci tiat tis "a.f s-i r.~f-,-
ve received from feir slaves .r,ff.4 ..,.
conqarr ihen ari fte liza ttat fft. class.
81 persons st1a'I D. rrf-1-.t-.rH .-l
'.'ined urh anything Ekc civil r.-hf. ID.
perfectly a~fal. iienoc Dr. D.. fbat d.. p.r.
secnie the'e loyal ucn ia every possible
Way and uhile fhey are -an,er.Tf, al.
~ ihai slavery BE- dead. ti.v uoaiI-ni. re.t.
y revive o. under other form. .f ..r..,..i..
D. harmony and good rosc-ra... .,. --.,.
OF oi Che rcinsatemrnt ofthe r,t.f. b.
ID erel STATES. ue .hc1fI r...t.. 81.
ni'' a. iar rr.st a. Any one. The ear.-.-
n'eni th-s ar. has not proved very asr,--
'os % ihe advocate ofth.. policy o. rr...
e'p.e t D. certainly rrong. AID % b. on', o,