Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26
obj 0rfora Democrat
PARIS. MAINE. APRIL 20. lss7.


can ire rebellion be put down and The Eu-
thority II The yeneral gov~rps'snt Nine'cAt-
sd2 This great issue entered into All our
poItical rsls,ioo.. soJ political parties
foocht Out dr. battles sPon Ass line The
reD.hlic.a pArty isR0rea itss4 an erected
a great uaion platform. bread enough 10
oontaia az who Iosed their country. To
ceociisAfe the -ar democrats. rspsb6cans.
especially rssl'eai rDea IN the party. ~err
very often sASri6cesl 10 giyc abe bosf place.
90 men Who hal up TO thsg time Opposed
every progressive movement IN the dircc-
ton Of freedom and liberty. A majority Of
the best military appointments ~cre given
the democrats 70 tbe eNelasion o. The tried
union men. While his policy gave Us
navy excellent offcers. i cursed The coun-
try and the cause 18th a class Of incompe-
tent Den-trsifor-. and qsasi traitors. -hich
cost us sorne 81 the NOS. DISASTROUS defeats
Of the wsr. snd prolonged the ecnteSt for
wears sab odieers a. Fnz John Porter.
NcClellan. Boell and Frsakiia- were thc
great stumbling bAs-ts N the ~ay Of fcderal
ssccsss. and throagh tbeir AgeAey a. militia
~ commanders. thousands Of our poor boy
were sacrificed AMI siain And uaiilioas Of
dollars sqasnder,-d. IN our own State. al
ibooSh we bad a radical Governor. vet tbe
democrats cot the q" lions SHARE M the Dis
tribufion 81 The military appointments
More than this. the besi govcrnnent con
tracts went into The hands Of thc democrats
ard class q men sho IN the oil demo
cratic organizaf ION were always notorious
a. political r'unaerer-. ~e-r s-1in suHcred
20 rut their avaricious Ests into the public
CRIB clear up 90 their elbows n the dis
tribaiion OF the civil Offices the rcpubIi-ans
were no icss n,aenanirnous. Good rckablc
republicans ~ere unc~rcrnoauousiv st one
side-and such union men a. l.. ID. S~eai
AM Boon BrAlbs-y. were by rcpabiican
votes elected a. oasce. GOV Cosuru.
against al precedent and party usage. "a
alter a ssagle year = scrsicc m the Euberna
toriAl chair Ieft Out ia the COLI ~ thc very
same class Of sieu ;hat nominated ham. an
q neE nan pat IN has place. Again. a
class Of political adverfsrsrs Mo oan,s INTO
the republican party about the fifnc OF NJ
Lincoln's 6rst election. szcccc.iri Under o..
Administrator IN securing many e The best
ofhcss. ani majority o. sa.s class are hold
ing on to them TO thi. day
Sinoe the. ~Ar closed. H. qaesiio on Of r.
construction hss, IKE Aasoa', rod. sal
lo~ed uP all o.Ae- aal this great issue
has been used a. a. Instrument u political
prescription against the radicals or veterans
IN Be republican party. 8 long a. tte-e
has been even probable cgzss f0r believing
that the welfare of cur beloved county De-
rsnded the sac-ifce. tie radical viu- o.
TIE union party has submitted % ~ politi-
cal discriminaiions rrsr;iscd s-ai-si them
j. = nov quite evident thar TIE -cco-s--u-
tion policy offhe ias; cou-ress I'll % adopt
Cd ~ the rchci S-a.cs - hasi. % rr-urr
% TIE union II So Il vii leave the c,-r
try free from the peculiar eruharrassrn-u,s
% Which W have been subject frr the iasf
SIX o. seven years ard the door WI again
Be opened ~ which Justice AM cqual rirhis
can Be administered % al This beng thr
ease. the rsdicals - 40 no lon-er r1ieiiv sol,
NIT 20 hc thrgst in;o the shark seats o. q
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