Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08


i. getting too old 10 an The position properly"
'Thc opposition candidates are better fitted per
sous for the pos Jon We should be educating
"a uco man "He is true to III friends, that is,
he has large number Of ofSce-hotiers, whose
pos tons he ha. obtained for ihcin, who labor
lcalcusly 10 keep hun in odlcc that they msy re-
tain those in which they now reap honor and
Condiments. "He belongs 10 \ ring, controlling
the Offices Of The general government within the
state, and look, after il; thus his "camp follow.
err" are retsined in them" That his reelection
woald bring about. because Of those thing=. = re-
suit like THAI in Nassachuseus.n lis saa that
'msuy hitherto iaycriug Mr Hsmlin, find In the
result pt the late elections, reasons 10 warrant
them changing their views and reasons leading
them to look around and lind another candidate TO
support instead Such are the reasons urgeaby
Mr.. Hamlins opponents.
Mr. Hamlns friends say, that having held the
position long time. he has thereby acquired a
knowledge better fitting him 10 fulhl all the du.
tics and responsibilities OF the position than any
other person named eau. Where are the true
trc.l. faithful statesmen in whom We have trusted
since our party c5me into power; lOoS At the
names Of the incoming House Of Representatives
and mate; ,ee how ycry fcw Of the old, FAMILIAR
safe. true statesmen are 90 compose those bodies
Ou.lt we 10 lose ihcu all l.: We cannot IS a Sta.e
The country csuIol snuri al This time 10 have the
position 80 lunz 20 faithfully ami honorablv hllcd
I by hannibal Hsmlm filled ly any ohcr-not even
with cuh.r ct the honorable gentleman alr'ady
named a- hi succcsSnr-and to -scll of tltcm We
NUT accord ability. integrity anil worth such -
6n, Jew among the many worthy and eminent men,
/ the state at Maine can ir.'iy boast Uf having.
J W, need hi, experience, W. need hi- ripe judg-
ncui. ~ need hi, ,0ol, calm, deliberate oaorts
valuable bc,omd calculation to the country, be-
/ cause hc understands sl H. Naut-. S. liberal IN
opinion. time 10 hn,elfaud thereby uue {" al the
,sicI interest, and dinc,.at c,lion, 81 the Re
Iruhlit H. never proved fl,e - du.y aud no
cht,cr di>honorable TO hiE T. urge'l against him
The objection Of ssc 3. not worthy ct consider
,tiou. NJ. Hnmlu, to outward appearance
Show sufficient rh, steal NiSor to carry him
through another -iN years otquite ariuou' lN0or
and hi, mental strength aud ,isor oi n,nd. a
shown 90 escry eno,i calling mental power iu'c
use .how, that he is -till the same HSmu WHOSE
eloquent worl- have won many 20 The battle, su-
tanned them in The light, ch-esrd them ou 20 vic
tory, and % obcycd w0uld have made n'er" ."
cure with greater benefits, the results secured b,
'"' 'n",' ,..,-.-.
! l'"h''i 'er'"n' "'''' ""''' - '''
Mt IghHm ''lSh' b'"'l 'u' 20 '"'
prominent Republicans IA Ihis e ZION 81 h''n'
one whose Judgment 81 m,n l. equal 10 '"''
auy other iuni. whose acquaintance = p" eNen
,ye, who ha- hllei many position of trust IA ihi
~;.ir. told u, ou,y q ~hor time since ,,ai "hr'
M Hani.u'> mtrriority ia intellect. IA Nigar .
m'ul. lu -tste>man-hir. in auything that went l.
; make up he fitting qualification, OF q man io
e. : senator were questioned -uoh i'ar- wer
grouudA',, that Mi Hsmlm Wa. 1t ANYTHING
tac superior OF either OF his opponents. He ha
b,cn trie "a tho balance. Le hs- not nor VII b
. b.. f,und wanting nui We must not keep on
uisu iu Office a.u1t- We ought 10 educate SOM
,thrr rers.n tlr the 10. itiou" 4, seem. 20 M
tI,,t we might have done that with some assurance
of ,st-., when both branche. OF tougres- weI
R,.ulll-,n. bur cannot 20 - now. We need thos
already educated tlerc lust at this time. Allow
ing ,he; there had been no change Ia he contro
Of the House. Inn 10 Sc vAa, /. - he gained b,
LOSING The services or Sir. Hlnliu and commenc
Mr .Ao education OF another ~ ihis stage Q
EVENT.. Mo.; men 10 important euslne's matter
retain yaluel and G.,hfa! servants. Why not IN
.gs.e ,hcm' The rank and Gle" 81 the Repuel
can payty prefer 10 10 -.
Mr. Haml.a I. lfaC 10 u. friends, 60 'houl
every one be. Now, hoW il thi'} Are the Once
within the sift o! people 10 he given to this on
OF that one member OF party AZ pAvu'eh' TOT pan
~ service; i rotation IN ONCE toe only way
party esa sxpee' to hold ii' adheren''' 10 o
r dIshinE out IN ofiee his wear 10 one man OF on