Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
Gbt 0rforS democrat
The Rebel. Talking ssOu, War again.

Ahe heoe.s taking about War again.
from the vcrv coumenccrnen; al III re
heliion a great deal has beea said alsout tn
- maguanimiiy Of The North towards the
South ''Treat our southern brethren
kindly.- mas the Cd Hunkei song A. loog
ago A. Ne can r~uenber. We were then
told that a Soufhernsr was high-minsied.
ehivalrous. ready % appreciate and recip-
r0caie favor coming iron the North. All
that The ~ay 20 conquer them was % beex-
VA rcnerous. fori,earing and Kind. Years
ago il hscane evident that ealling tbe
southerners good fellows and par Ing fhcrn
on fleir hacks was a hssins-ss Inst would
never pay IN the end Like spoiled HID
ren. the chisalry appeared very clever snd
obiiging 80 long a. ~e would iei shcrs have
their ON way N everything. anu submit
60 al their sectional dernsn,is snd ex.--
ticus Bot the unouent the frccrnen - TIRE
North showed sny;hing Ike indeF,~u,ieuce
in thought ard action. southern reciu-ociiv
cane q a dead halt. south of Mason ana
Dixon's iina~ aud IN - stead ~ h,d VI
tuPsr afiun and .base.
After The rebels tnau-uratcd TIE var. ar,l
undertook 20 overshrow the a,ovsruue1t.
al The oopperhesas. and not ~ ofthc
weak-baeked rerublicars. erred oa'. " Hit
I'm easy.-dout hurt ,acrn, they are or
brvthren.-bone Of our bore ard arsh a
our Hesh.- We we're told shaf their .iaves
must not BE topcied or ne6died With va
more. that our armies must Be- converted
into bloodhound soia.erv. % wor-r d,-a
the parting fugitive. sni restore him % o..
mister More than this. whcn arvfif~-
Wa said about following OCT tie rules a.
~sr. and ooufscafine rebcl p-ooertr. tbc
whole ccpperhcai drive rolled un ,bei-
eyes. IN loiy horror. ard declared e ou-ft
no. 20 Be done. 50 loud and lonr Va a..
ciamor q these Nortisrn traitors snI
whi'e-iscred repuhhcans. thst Mr.. Iinoofn.
from the natural kin3aes. q his heart. and
from motives of policy. in The esrIr r.-f a
the var. actually pcrrniueI our officers %
hunt down The fugitive slave. Who hid fri
% cur lines. and return hin, e. lis master:
while soldiers in United States un,r,-u,
were carefully sei 70 guard r,trI prcpert,
from destruction. While the ovn,-. were
plotting treason against The rovc-n-cn,.
The inquiry here very na,uraliv .v-ss.ts
itself. What al o. Gain ~ ~ ,hi.s Tb~
answer comes tact IN i,srf-i iore-. Fo-
kindn' - We Invariably received ia rr.u-7
insult AMI abuse, when ve icd ari cIafi,I
their soiiiery IN our PRISON. fh-v starved
ours; When ~ sheltered ticfr, from ,h..
barn'ng SIMS % summer arl ih- srcex.r-
colds Of winfer. thcF tarrcd aers out o.
blister andrr tropical sun. or r-rish in
&c cold uhi!r - rc.qccfel she ra'r. of
var. and protected tbe Coulelcrs'c .oil;s-.
from TIE moment be sur-rrlr-,.s. fh-v
murdered oar boss ir cool blood. ar.-
they had iaid down their arms. shIe W.
sufered northern traitors o. 70 unrar..bel.
They hunted down ioyal southerusr-. ard
butebered them Ike VIII beasts: Whenever
vc showed humane. Christian spirit 20
them. theF. IN rciuru. showed he spirit "a
bel and iLe pa towards rs Ho~ "a. Il
been since the close offbe varS OrrkinE-
ness las been responded % IN tbe spiri, of
barbarisn. Tie more rebsls J,ha.sa b..
iArIoneI, tie more on selent have fhe rrt-
eis become. Wheu Ne have spoken 20
them pa accents Of kinincs. tbey have ~
piicd IN works g cursing ard abuse. whaf
'he rebels want nov. 90 bring them % see
their real conditiou. j. the word ct corr.
man9. and not word. 81 honied kinlae...
The halter carefully adjusted around fhs
nrcks o. = 'ew q their mo-; a;t-ocious lead
crs would BE- a better remedy fo- Ssu'bern
raaiadics lan parchment covered over viii
psEdons." signed bv th-ir header. 40
drew Jolnson. u - hirh time thar .. ial--
uent begin 81; thc House of Cod. fts-
r'ehcousress b. pui 90 tic Eae. a-I iss.
ticc 90 tie Tlemmei.- II this uav. ana
only IN this way. car cur rovernrert De
reconstructed. ana PLACED on q re-marort
basis