Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-07
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words Of some of the democratic editors,
at these times. and the winning way in
which they seek to make it appear that
there are no issues or differences between
the two parties. and that there is only
q question as to who is the best man To
tll an office, on election day. that the
era Of good feeling had actually arrived,
or was soon 10 dawn upon boDightcd
world.
Let the democracy only attain their ob
Jet aud get into power and what do we
see. We have only TO look over the line
into our neiEhboring State, New IIamp
shire, to ascertain. One days work Of
their legislature will answer. We take
The report from the Boston Globe:
CONCORD. June 25.-This forenoon. an
other batch Of removals was brought for
ward. comprising the following persons /:
Edgar Aldrich, Solicitor of Coos County /;
B. F. Whidden, Judge ofProba,c of Coos
County; John NJ. Whipplc, Register OF
Probate for Merrimack County Isaac A.
Hill. Register Of Probate of Merrimack
County; Frank 5. Dodge, Sheriff OF Mer.
yimac County. The yeas and nays were
demanded on each address, and carried
! by strict party vote. As lbe case OF
Mr. Hill was pending, AIR Sauborn OF
/ Franklin. remarked that las. year, when
an address was in for the removal Of the
Hon. Asa p. Cate, Judge Of Probate for
Merrimack County, he had opposed the
same and il was REUSED passage by =
Republican House. lie had also voted
10 increase the salary OF that officer, and
/ be deshed tsese facts 10 be remembered
when the Democratic majority came 10
vote upon The case Of MIR. Hill. Ii they
had a spark of generosity lett thoy could
not vote for the removal OF Mr.. Hill.
Notwithstanding this manly appeal, the
address l0r nc removal Of Mir. lin 70
coiyed every Democratic vote. Addres.
! scs veIc read aud passed for the removal
OF LarkiA ID. Mason. Judge +. +. White
Of Carroll County, Lea'itt II. Eastman,
Sheriff OF Carol County, ana Josiah IL
/ Hobbs. Solicitor OF Carroll County. Dur
iug the pending Of the above addresses,
Mr.. Bingham Of Liitleton. tho recognized
eadcr Of The Democratic side, occupied
Inc chair. Belo.c announcing the vote
on the last address, Mr. SanbcTn OF Frank
lin ssked how he had voted. in the con
fusion 10, being certain that he had been
correctly recorded The Speaker, in q
stern Nd arbitrary manner. rGled the
| gentleman 0ut OF order. Mr.. Sanborn
took ~ appeal, and the Speaker pcrcmr-
,oriiy refused 70 entertain the appeal. 4
scene ofcouiusion and exeitemcu; at once
followed tbs, has rarely been witnessed
IN tie House. Mr.. San5orn moved 10
adjourn. which motion was lost on a call
Of the yeas and nays. Air. Emery Of
Portsmouth called for the unfinished bust.
ness, and this motion Mr. snnbora moved
10 lay on the table. Mr.. Hull OF Dover,
a quiet and gen,lomanly member, Dc
cl;ncd TO vote, declaring ihSt ho did not
understand The force oi the question.
The speaker decided that no must vote.
Mr.. Hui. rose TO explain. when the Speak
or declared him out Of order. Coniinu-
ING 20 speak, the Speaker, amid a thrill Of
excitement all over The House. directed
The Sergeant at-Arms 10 arrest the gentle
man from Dover. Before be reached
him, Mr.. Hull had finished his speech and
sat down. The Speaker directed thC
clerk 10 call Mr.. HuLl'S name, when hc
again arose. The Speaker declared ;hC
gentleman from Dover out Of order. lie
| proceeded 10 address tho House, how.
ever, declaring that hi. reason tor not vot
lag vss 70; evasive. Again the Sergeant
.t-Atms was ordered 10 ares, the gentle
| man from Dover. but he was restrained
| from doing so, AMI Mr.. BiodSc;t OF Frank
( lin, . leading Democrat, moved m al
| iournmeut. This opened tho way out o.
sa stormy and threatening difficulty, anc
| The House almost unanimously sustained
! the motion.
There is much feeling and excitement
among the Republicans. and they are dc
! termiued 10 submit no longer 10 Mr
/ Bingham's arbitrary and inso.ent con
duct. Both parties had oAucuses to night
and. unloss Mr.. bingham IS held in CHECK
| by his friends and kept out Of The Speak
er's chair. tie present high tension o
political feesng here is certain 10 Tesul
in some disgraceiul emeute before many
days. The Slnaie has not been il scs
sion today.
Since then HE work has been carrieC
on in The Same spirit, and having re
moved All republican Office holders, they
have re districLsd the STATE ia tho mos
arbitrary manner, so a. TO retain powe
indefinitely. but il We are not mucl
mistaken they havS over. done the matte
aad the people viii right things" again
at the next election.
How our Delegation is Regarded.
The Utica q. y Observer pays tn,
Following comp!imen. 70 oar Maine Rep