Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16
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PARIS. MAINE. MARCH. Is. Isss.
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them at very @sch a. they did a fcs
months befcre they 6red on SNAPPER. The
Southern portion puf on airs and appear
norc kke sonqoerors than sAnquishel var
riOrs- The ooPperbeAds IN the North arr
dong ju>s What they DID for thirty YEAR
before the rvbeliios. urging on the Souih
20 make ar-ssci rosisfgsrc % the government.
Like Frsnklin Pie-ee they are seeding tbsir
greetings 20 their " Souihern breihrsn- as
suring them that N case Of var The Sighting
wouid begin this side Of fhe Potomac.
What DO the rebels claim? Look Al Their
assumptions for moment. They say they
are IN the union a. States. and Of course
eutiticd 90 al the rights and privileges ar
corded under The Constitution to The people
ofs State. They technically admit. thar
slavery - destroyed. but rs 4 State tbev
car pass their . VACANT law and again
reduce The negro PoPulafion TO = coalition
OF dependent vassAlasc wOrse than slavery
isseif. Be; this - DEPRESSION. Again NC
inquire. What DO they now clAin'
Ist- They demand a ~itbdrawal Of tie
federal troops. Why So that tAsy can
have the physical force 70 carry into execs-
tion their ireAseoA5le plots against Tie gov
eminent They are no better. no nsorr
loyal now than shcy were the dav vhen ihcy
chased our Pasic-sfricken forces from the
field al Bah Run. or starved our thirty
thousand prisoAers 10 death in the oonie,l-
crate bells Of Anaersonyille. Libby an
BeRe Isle This Is the very thing thal
troabled the rebels duriag the eptirc var:
withdraw yoGr troops. let ~ alone. as
their cry from the day iLey raised their
bloody bands against the covCrnment TO
their 6nal surrender 10 GRAFT.
"a. They demand The withdrawal % The
Freednen's BGreaa. tie oAly barrier (save
the troops,) which stands between tie low
al blacks and their oid u,,ssers Thev
thirst for ihe blood Ct the negro. and elan
or for an OPPORTUNITY 20 g-atify their malice
On the race. The Bureau Is the nesroe.
Only protection. against the deadiiest op-
preston and abuse. II be receives the ~.
ward Of his labor IL - because its ofioers
compel his employer 20 pay a. Remove
the troops and the Burcas and The last hops
Of the loyal blacks who have gallantlv
fought aPOn a hundred baitle-6elds. % save
-us and save their eountry woua D. gone.
But two alternatives would await the Whole
race. determination or Submission o. con-
diiion ten-foid worse than slavery itsen.
Sd. They demand repeal Of Ire test oath.
They want no barriers in The vay ol elect
Ing such Internal traitors a. John C. Brcck-
enridse. Humphrey Marshall. Robert r.
lee and Jefferson DAVIS 20 the best ofrccs
N the country. They want no obstructions
placet IN the highway % promotion O.
those whose hands are rcckin- viii tie
best blood Of the country and whose per-
jured souls are black Nth intensified ,rca-
son.
4th- They demand. that the rebel. they
have elected % Congress sbouI Dc immc-
diately admitted 10 seats IN the Housc AMI
senate Many q these men were headers
before the rebellion and all through 81.
done al they could % bring on TIE var and
fought their government till they found TIE
&" isst ditch and uere compelled by pbysi-
cal force % yield. The pr0Tositicn B. O.
pat then back into Congress. cio;ie them
WITH power. give them The means y possible
Of Piunging the country AGAIN into civil var.
I'll the Halls Of Congress again With bo.ie
knives. and bcsoticd traitors. AID ta-ir
. Northern brcthreu.- tie eopperhcal..
respond 20 The atrocious demand. ..O,en
the doors. they CRY. and let 90 tle d. Sou,h-
ern Democracy -
They not only demand and claim. ~,
thy threaten an oyerihrou 90 the govern
meut ard IL Substitution q . military Ie.-
potI-tn 10 tbe piace Of a dernorra~v. Oniy
a tee dsys since. Garrest DAVIS q Ke-.
tucky, IN TIE United Stst-s Scnate tb-,,,-
ened revolotiou BY decisrinr that ,l.e Pr-.-
ident ought 70 pot the rebel senator. VITO
their seais ~ fierce. The o. Union." Oh,
ablest paper on the democratic siLe a.
Washington reocutiy contained an arti-l.
from Which &C take he following extract
% AGAIN repeat hat 30 I couas,l no 80.
iencc.' nor DO ! Eish o. see The second Al
vent Of q romweii q Engisnd a. Napolsa-
81 france. practioed upon the radical o.
struciionists ln fhis torgress bgt 'rla
has te-i n1y p. g1f I'll p cy1ia. Or Pres
dent Johnson % thva-ted IN hts good in
teniions. Toe fresidenf must be sustain
81
Ihe Macon Telegraph. the iesdine pspei
On Georgia. respouds a. io.ious
The baiiot-bos j. too siou a pro-es,
80 a reuely Tor existing rrievarr.. 49,
a. Traded pnf dot-r a. rsislIias .a f.s.
gc.f. raa aTg.r1i n fie t1Hrf E.r q. 49,.
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