Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

thS futurc, thew have adsi-rs.ed ssess.~lve. with
esrnesine.s nd self reliance 20 the opuing OF this
The Provincial goverumea, has given 20 the road
outright tlo.0oo mir, and NO less than o,ee 90
eoasfrsction OF the main iiue fros, Hsifss 70 81.
John, snd nearly the whole Of the provincial end Of
plcfion. II r-nsin- for tn ensure tho bailding
OF the short distance OF SO miies ffon VIM 10 the
boundary.
The favorable intention or the Legislation ofIss.,
towards this road has not yet ben msds cfsr;ivc'
linaaish the debt Of she State OF MAisc which u IN
sense lien upon the land. coaiifionsiiy grantS4
eie- upon eomrir,iSC The rosd % WAN. ami !, !.
EMBARRASSING Tor them 10 assume seh % shalt
ask ed o. us 10 remove ri. eaeumsrunce thst
they can have clear r4ht 10 oss. lhclr oonas np.n
snv .., r%a .ss rsions 10 t II raghi .es.s
hard just now 20 take up even ;hts small sum, bot
present. fro The very absence o, rsilrosd fsriie-
would nos som,ssad very high pr,eo tn market,
great immediate advantage 30 a. and would Ia q
short time amply reimburse the State In the increase
anguish start the road and both come into sr4t,t,S
n once, snd perhaps this 10 most expeditions way
20 make these lspds available 10 the money.
~ we grant our aid II l. though; that the close OF
1850 will see Halifax. Bangor. Portland and Boston
connected by rail. Open the road nov that ,be
Snnsrd steamers are Withdrawn rom Boston. and
the gresfeurrent OF usns-Atlantic trEyei win cros.
CONNECTED with this In iss uitlmsi. advantage and
OF scarcely ies- importance a. the eut-rpri.e on
western border the Portland A Oyden.ears Rail.
road b. which IL IL proposed 70 open n thor
oushfar. IRON mstropoli. To the rr-.t West
,Saa -hea, .sertIng sesago Lake, ~lsdiax throaxh
s s notch o. the white Mosa..as s,r.Eh, .ers,s
and eeantfsl valley OF the Ia Noilie. crossing the
i ,s o, lake Shsmpi.n eonoeetias With ,he Nor.
hs,n .sifoAn OF New York, which opens the wsy
10 crdessbars and oswcso, and BY means of cou-
aeeons now IN process, al the chief cities Of the
from our .caboard 10 the great West. TIE line In
iis araetions TO travellers, and its easlne-. fArih
slider that In summer frrixhts NAV ~ brought By
wafer 10 ogdensourg only some 10 milrs nom Cas-
ing 10 ifs eoEplcte saocess is the Opening Of the
NHxsrs ship caHsi-s matter Of vast Importance to
sufficient commend q 90 our int.r-sL The xrn-
eroa- isvor With hich " g. met In Os~ego ogdens
s ss.E and Vermont 'AOaid stimulate responsive
No student Of physical geography can tan TO zee
tnaI tnere is not port east OF New York which
Sr Nnns 90 many sdvantRgrs, a. an outlet for
western trade AID travel, as Portland. With this
rosa she viii vindicsis to herself higher eislm
tsn that which has been sneerirxsy retOrtsd sp-
on per she Win prove 10 - the natural seaport OF
NOR than all the Ca>stss I am no, a..re thai
oa' no ooe can doubt u. sncres. win be lrrry
S = The xro~th snd prosperity, not Of For,
rosd systems Of this State OF mach pabhc
importsa-e 10 be l.t eatiroly the IA nd. o. psi-
sste parties Tue grra, body OF the proplc hsvr
diree; and practical concern (, tbem which .hosld
hatnoniHe all tntrrrsts and energies. The cross
mi,,es - 80, ~ AID saases .hSSsd no, ." Pe,,
should uuitn In motion the power. Which viii
S ". s ~, t nc, - :, and so Q. M state
which will bring into hae with these gr.a; thor
oashsre. the North PAcine Raiiroai; ava when the
r,e taxes In at ore gisBc~ the connection and
nnntJ OF these large designs, from the ea.scrnmost
point OF the Atlantic oosst the shores the Pa
nor knowing soass.rs-- % STATE or rro.ass os 10,
minion from oc-an TO oc.an IA. rniud gather. nm
the mighty inser-.;. Involved when ~. ~
ciprocities OF trade shall dow and renow acr-s IN.
utmost breadth OF tue cSn,inent aaa discern. the
mi nuAsh h. nj
naiioa's unity.
we 90 forward with mAnlass.. u. need no,
despair al oar present burdens rhe, sr. heavy but
can De borne sad overca@s. While th- esantry
pssnsra IN war, and dangers pressed svvrv side.
~ tbe safety Of the COUNTRY made us iusensihlr t
the pains and bardeas thea brsrlas. aud
Vow that the tossing tides OF rnthasiasra hAv.
sbb-d ~e ser the naked grounds OF our strength.
Toe "H co~i men AMI u cost monsy. IL IL
sIsnE- thing that arr Ia drt, " - or-as ihi.
zan SAL weai forth 70 "a boldly aud thought
SceHirr. The drsin upon has iRdrsd byru terri.
o'e bat stsH we now. for the Hr~t 'irar t- caN
49,, hasiSs counted tae co.i snd DARED the
~tpsi.e, STALL Nc no~ LOOK back win msrrnar, at
our hd-iity and saccv-s and give oursslv~. o.,r 20
s A. cor "onnd- and bcrravcacnis, aud iaoonvrn
sna d-ots' N" people Of thi- State have
answered THAT question. Asd viii anssrr A again
w nat We Ask 4. honesty the part q those Who
NIX the issues OF this dvAr bonght victory and r.
construct the nation Honesty ia securing the no
Ht.oai guarantees DEMANDED by the overthrow % The
rcosi'oh, honesty In taxing in coilseiing. Ia ex.
Psndng. Honesty In paying honesty In t-ios %, "a
EAus'sEanoe AID corruption must D. rcoak~d =
iher- mus De Industrial and q Aueial a. eel A.
political rreon-truction The.s thing. ali r~oair,
s1S'n Had Sbtty ~ ShtlF ~ determine ADD .djsst
ne fritsrs NUT De straos % from sa;erpri.- sad
10 l-eu"u- hfvd from tRda-try. The property 81
the uatrN must b. MADE Ia cootrfbats ia a. sog,-
aolr pF1Po uSH towards b-ESiag The paJuc bss.l.n
TIE G1'-rac-at boCds mast bs - taxr5 Il Al All
ss- g. ~ s-v- STATES and towns rather tlan the Na
tio"A4 Treasury. ~ are % beAs these harden.
iFt ~ nave chance 80 staad. Irt "a have osifsrr
EHVtrgod Persoas nor privileged property bat
hrpsbiie and D-mocrso, Ia whicn a uaa .haIi
~ a "a nessfa A H. q.
Nor ain Of these who think that We should nav
On tbs " hole grvat debt ia dsy Tho-c who
Inns hold inu-s come cheapiy by their o,3aioos
the brunt OF th- nav W. aiio., tbosr ~, - =,
reap the hncai Of the struggle 10 oofsc A. near a.
posrin4e TO taking share IN the Investment An.
tieipeic nothing. rrpaiiAis nothing. sophIs,Iesfe
nothing bar fairly and manfilir nrri every ohliga
.ion ~ ~ comes, trnsting that a. the day L.
The state may we'll bc proud that her Senator.
aud Representative in Congress have 90; t..-a
turned asiic bv ~. caprir..- of,r.utiS, a., rs,ti.
snip, Dat have bccn among tho foremost 90 seek
wys OF rciief from the couatry's dist-rsnes. and
meas OF her rrstorstioa and pro-parity GU the
hian issue W. Yield not inch Thou ~ the shane
OF the contio; may ehlnge new objects sri.s vi
ths great issue Il sfiu Joined. our watch word ts
suil' loyalty 90 country and Justice 60 man ana m
cNery ming does not so TO suit what then' shall
-, - . uAHs 800 together Tor the oountfy's de
iebos' an could not D. separnt~d By hostile batter
lr~ or public dleasters. personal suffering ptvr
% driven ssundrr by mere a2PArition. AMI fsiss
M~fms snail ~ lay down TIE broad rusI.-u Of the
Rcpuhic Thousand times Iairr sa-styi llr tbr r-
lons blood thai rciieas Il, and TAX up. in.issd
policy while tho great q,s-tian. on which IN h,s
81 The country hanss arc trembling ia the .eaIsI
shaA Sc s"t rally oocc NOR upon our memories
un'eT tle Nations name and banner. ssnd With
mshcc toward zone and charity o. AL 81 our
s-lves 70 -ettle the grave questions Whrh still as
uart tnd dishrsrtep the land
With purposes like thsse snd for no u7,,o,tt,
ends ~ commend nttrssivrs - fff Aif4fvbfr a..
Po-.t % hun.1 events and earthly dcftinIes trust
ln- that our !aprs may p. Of serTioe a. ths ststs
70 the country and - haukiud