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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
TtpO Tie4cs.

RUTuERFoRp Il. HAYES was in tho
Union armg turing the rebellion. He
was inv ted IN 60 into Ohio 10 stamp for
Congress ani replied that man should
he scalpe vi - would leave the army ut
that iirr in such a purpose. At tho
ne time SAMUEL j. TILDEN was sitting
10 his luxurious parlor classifying his in
.,,uo returns aud endorsing snch senti-
u,..nts rs IA g following;
ReSoired. rua, this CIuVontiun does
..Npliciily declare ne the sense Of the
\ r"rican people. that ate tOiF gears of
G,,:4tr Ia restore the Union by eXperl-
mcnt at war, during which, under the
prctCnSc Cf military necessity or war
power higher than The Constitution, the
Constitution itself has been disregarded
in every part, and public liberty and
private right alike trnddeu down and
the material prosperity Of tho country
essentially impaired, iasticc, humanity
liberty, Aad the public welfare demand,
that immediate efforts hn made Tor ccs-
saiiun OF hOStiilt:eS, with a view of an
ultimate convention ui the States, or
other pcaceahlc means Io the end that at
the earnest practicable moment peace
may he restored ON The basis ot Federal
Union
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
CnNlaskled.

a strong appeal has been made in Mr..
Tilden ; hehAlt IN the ground that he
has greatly reduced the taxes in New
York, during his administration. A res
ola,ion introduced into and adopted by
the New I'rk Republican State Conven-
lion, shows conc!usivelg how eroundless
.ll claim IS II reads az follows: The
O., reet, Il claim that The large reduction
ri taxation in this State il due 10 the
~ eSCnt Executive we pronounce utterly
uujounjed. and contden " appeal 10 The
r,curd Tor proof. len lS69 tue bounty
drbt was over so, 900 900. In iour
,,-r> "A Democratic administration paid
oil -. 500 600. la the our succeeding
years "A Republican administration paid
SO uOO. 600, and ielt less than - 900 900
remaining tn be paid. so much less
debt Ia pay makes 80 much less tax to
raise. In 1873 tho tax Ia pay or the
debt Was So. 331 .561; IA 1876. under "a
Republican Legislature It il S1S9, 200
The reduction ot taxes thuS comes, not
from reduction OF -Xpe l>es, tul from
reducing the debt. effected chiefly under
Republican admini ,tratiOn.
All Mr.. Tilden's claims AS an ccono-
mis-. and relormer are ~ hollow rs the
ahuve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
The PeoDIe's Money.

The democratic papers OF Maine have
taken "a deep inter, st in "the dear people
of late, aud Rre particularly solicitous
that they should know whore their money
woes. So one tlkes the Custom Houses
of Maine and 10y showing that their IN
come is less than their expenditures,
argues that the people are cheated. and
their money wasted by maintaining such
Institutions. Police forces seldom collect
sufficient money to maintain themselves /;
and Yet they are necessary TO prevent
wrong doing. No one thinks OF charac-
terizipg money spent tor their support as
so much wasted. Custom Houses must
be maintained along our coasts Tor the
same purpose-to prevent tho wrong
dcingot smuggiers. a. well rs to receive
importation duties. Even il they do not
pay expenses they are necessary TO MAIN
tain the dignity ct the government, and
hence are no useless extravagancies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
,Sknte Fair.

The State Fair was held IN rot'i"""
lac, week Oxford County was wen rep
resented. both among The exh'o'tors ""'
visitors. Among the premiums WI ''""
the following: j. w. Wh'Iten secon"
uremium for ! year old mares on Ms
Jennie Knox. 4" L Whitiemofe' ''"
West Paris. Tor the impaired fer''e' -"
stallion the com nitteo recomuiohu " 81
COR cnn. Also 10 the same Tor the
years old stallion Farmers Interest q 81
YER cup. For best, varied, most va!naoIt
collection Of poultry entered and Owned
nv one exhibitor. Silver goblet to a. r.
Shurtlcir. A.E Shurtleff. partridge CO
chin. white cochin. bull cochin dark
brNhnlas. best flock Of light hlahma-' y
p. Hnm5ures. black Russians. soido"
seatri ,ht. Plymouth Rock. Pekin ducks
"a y, tnilm. bronze turkeys, ~ premium
\. f. Winsiow. Porter, X. !. Greenings'
Bell Flower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
GOV. HAYES FoUGHT AND BLED FOR
THE UNION. WHAT DID Gov. TILDEN DO ?
The Object of IL.

The Providence Journal. United States
Senator Anthony's paper, throws out this
pregnant hint: Washington is full OF
Confederate Army and Navy officers,
many OF them West Pointers. who de-
serted to the enemy in the war, all en-
gineering for the reduction OF both
branches of the service. Every body
knows that tho reduction, il forced by the
House OF Representatives will be tempo
lary. The best officers, those who are at
"a time ot lite when they cannot enter
upon new employments, those whose
education. training, and capacity make
them most valuable to the country
be the first to go. And when the Army
and Navy arc again filled mp to the ne
cessiti les OF the service, the Confederate
office rs hope they will fill the places. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
EVERY NOTE CAST FOR AN INDEPENDENT
CANDIDATE THIS YEAR Il A VOTE THROWN
AWAY.
HOlIrSf Refnrnl.

Gov. Hayes, in 1872 put forth the be.
low quoted sentiments This year. he
states that If elected in 1876, he shall
not Le a candidate for reelection. as he
can more surely advance his ideas Of
reform.
THE civil service system is bad one
1t destroys the independence of the de-
paitments Ut the government, and il
degrades the civil service. II ought to be
abolished. The President has again and
again explicitly recommended reform. A
majority Of Congress has been unable 10
agree upon any important measure
Doubtless tho bills which have been in
troduced contain Objectionable features.
But the work should be begun. Let the
best obtainahle bill he passed, aad eXpe-
rience will show what amendments are
required | would support either Sens-
tor rrumbull's bill or MIR Jenckos's bill.
If nothing better Is proposed. The admi-
rable speeches on this subject by the
representative ut the first district, the
Hon. Aaron +. Perry, contain the best
exposition have seen q sound doctrine
on this question, and ! trust the day is
not distant when the principles which he
advocates will 10 embodied in practical
measures OF legislation. We ought to
have reform of the system of appoint
mants To the civil service. THOROUGH.
RADICAL AND CONFLICT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
Cdmpdign Notes.

1t is truly wonderful how very
"pious" some of our democratic friends
have become since Col. Ingersoll entered
the State.
Half fare on the Grand Trunk Mon
day, Tuesday. and Wednesday. that all
may hear Blaine and Ingersoll at the
Fair Grounds.
That pure and DISTINGUISHED states
man. Eben F. Pillsbury offers 800 re-
ward for the conviction of every person
who brides voter or purchases q vote.
'Rsh for reform.
Gov. Tildon certainly did not pay
taxes on the $4,000 he was earning
before receiving the money. lie did not
pay his tax when the money was re-
ceivod. hence that amount went uutaxed.
The excuse is too thin.
The Republicans who supported Mr.
Greeley in the town OF Norway, will all
vote for Gen. Cennor except one. The
most influential of the Greeley men pre-.
sided at recent Republican meeting
and gave his reasons for voting the
Republican ticket.
-Ex-Gov. Perham says that he has
not attended Republican meeting dur
ing the campaign which has not been
large and enthusiastic At Richmond
Tuesday evening the hall was full and
many had to 60 away Tor want of room
The New York Nation puts il aboul
as we'll as it has been put vet: "Goy.
Hayes is more likely, taking all things
into account, to meet the crisis az re-
TO- mers wish TO see it met. than Mr..
Tiiden" IL is This taking all things
n sccolnt that will beat Mr.. Tnden
go Springfield Republican.
Hon. F. A. PIKE of Calais, one Ct tbe
mos influential men OF eastern Maine.
presided at Republican meeting last
Tuesday, and made ringins HAYES d. =;
Vince Ell speech. For several e..r. Mr.
Pike has been an independent md Jemo-
cratic voter and worker. He sees dapoer
ahead IN democratic restoration. how
ever, and now comes out Tor the repat .
lican candidates.
The Democrats of New YORK have
nominated Horatio Seymour as capdi-
date Tor Governor OF that State. He
positively declined to allow the use n,
his name-but as he is the man who can
SAY more aud mean less than any other
man in the country" the convention
concluded he would accept, and ad-
Journed without making other nomin A.
ton. lie still declines the honor.
GOVERNOR HAYES knows that. amoro
his supporters, there is a powerful and
swiftly Increasing body that demands
eiorm upon the principl he proclaims
Governor Ti.dep knows no snch how
among his supporters, and he therefore
carefully announces no principles " hat
ever. lie knows, as every intelliocn,
man IN Tho country knows, that With his
partlsans. '1eiorm of the civil strvicen
means turning ont Republicans and
turning in Democrats; and that ,bis =
me administrative reform" To which -
Tilden administration would i,,,oJro"
us.-Hayper'S Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
SEE THATA ALL YOUR VOTERS ARE
AT HOME AND THAT THEY VOTE.
Three Heroes.
From the Albany Journal /

The three are Governor Tildon of New
York, j. &. Talbot. who wants To be
Governor of Maine. and is running Tor
that office on The Democratic ticket, aud
A. S. Hewitt. Democratic Congressman
from New York and Chairman OF the Ma.
tioDal Democratic Committee. Each OF
the three has been overhauling bis war
record OF late, and the country has been
favored with the result.
Hero Tildcn admits that. personally.
he never raised finger 10 put down the
rebellion, bu, lhen-keep il before The
people--he would have signed the call
tor the great war meeting in New York
only it was brought To him when hs was
too busy to attend tn it. Anything more.
Mr.. Iilden? Nothing more.
MIR. Talbot admits that, personality he
never raised n finger to put down the re-
bellion. but then-aud he would like the
country never 10 forget this-he once
offered 10 loan horse during the war.
the beast 10 be used Tor military purposes.
Anything more. Mr. Talbot? Nothing
more.
Mr. Hewitt admits that, personally, he
never raised iioger TO put down the re-
belion, but thcu-and this Tact he IT
Gently brought 10 the attention at his
fellow Democratic Congres7mcn--hc sent
his nephew To the field Anything more,
Mr. Hewitt? Nothing more.
The military record OF these three dis
linguished gentlemen lorcibly suggests a
little story. "CNu you speak German"
inquired merchant OF young gentle
man applying Tor the position oil foreign
correspondent. "N-o. not exactly"
Was the reply, "bul have got brother
who can play the German flute"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
Tnr Mnchias RenuLlio,.

The Machias Republican ssvs.
Lubec man said 10 US at Dennvsyi,i
week, thst Mr John c. TALBOT d;I 'SF
Mr. Shorcg have a valuable bo,.. ' ltl
OiH compensation. to trauspor, ,. "-
He say : Mr.. Talbot was tn. own 'p''
horse which WA so unruly tbs, ~, IA
could les done with him; that he mug
Killed ms owner at one tune 80 10y
MIR. ShoreY have him t. nm, - W. ieI
Stage. To drag him DOM tina, No.. 'ns
expression, 80 hat Mr.. Talbot co,li we
him. The horse MAS l"yal. pcr f.r'. use r
JUpGE SrANIFy MATnFws remit.
candidate Tor Congress ia lhe s 'I
Ohio district, SAYS oi Gov liz.
have known Governor Ha,.. h..
iine We were both boys tug,tLe. -, .-'
ieye. and the thlng which rEcp ,,i,...
my attention "a him first and ,,l.
me lo cultivate ms iIi"nj,hip -.
exhibition. und,I pocu,i o. r..r..fp.. ''
at that vcrg force ct chulc'rr wh;,, :.
now denied hin.-ihc ahtiity t,s,s,t.
in the face OF the college student
against the whole ol them. and 80
say that which he believed to be r.,I.
IL i. SAID. Tho 10y j. father T., tlo ,.-'.
and this Distinguishing trait OF cbsr,c.a.
has developed Itself IN him in myirI,
ment There IL no 7ituaiionm which l.
has ever tcen placed in ITO IN which 3D..
has not acquitted himself no5.y"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
GIVE US Mr.. FRYEs PROMISED 2O,OOO
MAJORITY.

REPRESENTATIVE NOMINATED. - For
the district composed of DixiieId, Rum
ford. Byron, Roxbury, Mexico. Wood
stock, Hanover, William w. Wait OF
Dixfeld District OF Peru, Hartford.
Sumner, Canton and Franklin, Merrick
c. Osgood of Hartford.
District composed of Pals, Greenwood
and Milton Eben f. Rand, of Greenwood.
District composed of Buckfeld, Oxford
and Hebron, Zlbeop l.. Packard of He
bron. District composed of Fryeburg,
Porter. Brownield and Stow, Jordan
Stacy. 2nd.
District composed OF Hiram, Denmark.
Lowell, Sweden, Caleb Warren OF Dem
mark. District composed of Bethel, An
dover. etc Hiram d. Abbott of Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
LOOK SHARP FOR SPLIT TICKETS.

MEETING AT DENIM tRK. M. I. hidden,
Esq, OF Lev istou, addressed the Repur-
licans of Denmark last Wednesday
evening the 30lh inst. Il was one OF the
most stirring speech, 8 that has ever been
delivered in this section OF the State His
remarks were clothed in pointed aud we'll
chosen words and hit where the blow was
most needed. 4 very pleasant incid, Mt
took place at that portion of the speaker
address where he referred TO the rebellion
and declared that Southern guns were
shouldered by Democratic voters and in
word il was war of parties. Just
here a gentleman who is prominent
Democratic candidate for the legislature.
at the room in somewhat OF "A hurried
n,onn., This little affair was greeted
Nth immense applause Much interest
in The success OF the Republican ticket is
in this town and il the result
of the election isn't witness TO our
efforts then we are greatly and surpfis
iuely mistaken. Denmark Is Demo
cratic town, but We atcnd to go back on
the record. The republicans OF Denmark
are fully united, and promise u rousing
in September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
RenL Esinfe Transfers.

Aaron Cross Ia $. j. Gould, land in
Bethel; f. Il Hatch To q. {. Hsich, real
estate in Norway; Noah Hall to Nancy
S. Washburn, land in Peru, +. l. Spot
ford To Morgan " Ryerson. rosl estate in
Milton Plantation; same To Anna l..
Merrill, real estate in Milton ri ; Benz
Fish To Geo w FISH. real estate tn DIX
field and Mexico; f.. f. jackson to VIM.
Laughlin. land in Bethel; F.. A. Starbird
To Sarah II. Child. homestead farm for
merry occupied by II. X. Pulsier, and
other lands in Paris; f.. +. Jackson to
Vim. Lsughlin. ten acres land in Bethel {;
A. Town 10 Scphrouia Holt, land in Nor
way; n. Chase to II f.. Chase, homestead
farm in Paris; H. W. Herrick TO l.. L.
Holmes. undivided half of land in Paris :,
ID. p. Bisbee To VI. A. Bisbee. piece OF
land in Waterford. Cover villAge); +.
league 10 WIN. Harlow. Jr, iArm in
Peru; NJ G. Bailey 10 u. n True, one.
fourth part OF FIGURING Mil mud property
connected, at South Paris village; \.
Morse to NJ. A. McAllister, real estate in
Greenwood; w, o. Straw 10 Agnes H.
Straw, stand on Bethel Hill.
w. X. GREENE, Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
A VOTE FOR COMMON is A VOTE
FOR HAYES.

The eastern Democratic papers are
publishing letter from one Clark OF
Frankfort. under the title. "A new Con-
vert for Tilden." A correspondent OF
the Ba gor Wig doubts il Clark can
read or write and adds the following
incident: Being over TO Frankfort In
the afternoon OF the day on which the
State election was held. aud passing
Clark who was peddling cider from 4
wheebarrow, | said. "Well, Mr.. Clark,
have you voted to-day Yes; but /
don't know nor care anything about IL !
but man told me il l would carry his
ticket. be would give me twenty five
cents Tor gallon Of cider said,
well. did you trade with himP" lie
teplisl, with marvellous expression
= Gougisnance, 'Sarlinly did. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
Edi,oriai ana Selected Items

"A party who visited stretkel noun.
tam. Tuesday. reported seventeen fin,
in the fields and woods, visible from lb,,
place.
Our issue OF the l2.h int. wi.r
be- printed until Tuesday afternoon. #,
order that the latest election return, my
be recorded.
Hon. c. G Williams vii. spoa. .a
the citizens Of Psri., NJ tho Corr, H.s.s
this (Mouday) evening" at halipast sever.
Let AL hear him.
Lucy Mank who was tried for le
murder Of DR.. Baker OF Warren, 10 MI,
State, shot and killed a young man named
Kicker. st Lowell. Mass, Thursday.
-RichaId T Luryey, Esq.. viii .eg.a.e
at Shows Fails school house Surts.
Sept lclh, at , o'clock =. NJ Ssa-t
"The Past, Present aod probable Fu.ur.
Special attention Is called % tic i.c
that there viii be competitive examine.
ton tor candidate 10 enter West Point
at Auburn. next Thursday, atyA.M
Hon. G.. b. Barrows OF Fyeaurg is mau.
her OF the examining committee from
Oxford County.
Goddard * iaTce.on, tho cnurw..
Ing dry goods merchant, OF Lewiston.
advertise their stock O. cloths. -... e,c..
at prices lower than any presented ,rcr
1860. Oxford County people cln goi0
Lew is,on in the morning ard return d.
night. having m entire day Tor trade
AS this is OR last issue before e,tt-
ton. We have devoted more space than
usual to political matters. Owing TO
this arrangement we have placed co.d.
cradle local matter upon the first page;
among which is tho conclusion OF iu
Oxford trip. AMI an excursion tom
Lowell To Mouut Pleasant.
Israel Washburn. Esq. dieI a, bus
residence in Liyermore, Friday morning
at the aye vi 81 years ymonths ami u
days. His surviving children are e.
Governor Washburn ot Portland Minis.
ter Washburn nj Paris, Cadwa.d-r {.
Washburn, late Minister 20 Paraguay
William ID. Washburn Of Minnesota.
Algernon 5. Washburn OF Ia.logel.
Capt. Samuel B.Washburn VI Liyermot.
Mrs. Martha Stevenson OF Gaena, All
Mrs. Caroline y. Holmes OF Minneapolis.
Journal.
GRAND Mass MEETING. There viii be
q grand republican demonstrating at the
Fair Grounds. Tuesday tho 9th ina.
Hon. James G. Blaine and Col. Robert
Il. lngersoll will speak upon political
issues. Chandlcrs Band OF Portland, and
a company OF Continentals. numbering
over go will also be present. Tie
Grand Trunk will issue hail fare tickets
good for three days, the 4th 9Th and tih'
This will probably be the largest demon
stration ever held in Oxford County.
We have received a copy OF the Old
Coos On. HI Republican. published al
Lancaster. n. III the first under me
management OF the new proprietor COL
+. r.. Shaw, formerly of The ONFoRp
DEMOCRAT and Christian Mirror. lue
paper presents fine appearance auu
shows the marks of the skiIl and industry .
OF Col. S. The republicans nj Ne"
Hampshire are fortunate IN having 20
able and experienced an editor as Col.
Shaw become the publisher oi Tho organ ,
OF the party in northern New Hampshire
While the numerous friends OF Col ,. ID
Maine deeply repret his rcmV7s' frm
this State, they can bui eo0grsnsIs
their fellow REPUBLICS OF New Hsnp-
shire IN their 0raat good fortune --L'H'
tSton journal.
- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

We are invited to cast democratic
iicke, this Year. IN order to secure reform.
How ? Through the services Of Samuel
j. Tildcu. democratic candidate Tor Pres
idcnt Wei. this is The Kind of reiormer
he is. In 1868 Mr.. Tilden swoye that his
income from ali sources tor the year 1862
amounted TO but S7,llS. a few weeks
ago be- swore that in 1862 he received
80, 900 Tor services as counsel for the ST
Louis, Alton and Togre Hauto Railroad.
lie has sworn to- "a lie in one or both OF
these cases. There Is liltie doubt that nc
received the so. 600, aud thus CHEATED
TIE GovERNNIENT out OF The Tx on 3d.,
coo. Further, ;he New York Times, the
paper which discovered and disclosed the
Tammany gag frauds-sAys that Tor the
ten years igOm 1862 10 1872 the average
annual income OF Mr.. Tilden was GER
taiuly no; less than 10000; that during
the same period he paid tax on an aver
age annual income of only $4,000. and
that therefore, masiug = liberal deduction
Tor expenses. etc. he must be indebted to
the government for the unpaid tax on at
least a quarter OF q million OF dollars.
Poor people Who have made honest
returns aud paid taxes accordingly. how
90 you liSo tbi, Gind OF a Ieiormer2 Is
your candidate 10 be man who swoER
FALSELY, ths, be nigh; throw The burden
Of taxation on 10 you?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

The most unjustiliable, unjust, con-
temptible. mean, yillainous. scurrilous
and altogether damnable attack made
during the csmpaign, Is that which ap
pearcd in the last Register, insinuating
that Mr.. Blaine's recent illness was
feigaed. in order - escape the inVestiga-
tons then pending. L. is too absurd on
the face of i, TO cali for reply. That be
could deceive four OF the most distin-
suished hysicians in America Is impos-
sjble, and that he would have hazarded
his chances at Cincinnati by such course,
is to stamp him q iOOI-an epithet never
yet applied to him by the democracy
Such dirty slur we never expected to
see in IN Oxford County paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
VOTE roR COMMON Is A VOTE
FOR FREEDOM.

TIE Democrats of the is.''' "'P'.,
sentative district nominated A.
Andrews. Esq. as candidate for Repro
sentative to the Legislature. The har'
mony so noticeable ut their County
Convention. did not prevail at this
nominating caucus, as there were
other aspiranls for Legislative honors.
However, the delegates wcro heard to
remark, as they wendell their way
homeward. IL guess The feeling viii die
out before election"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

PROLONGED SWEETNESS. boring Inc
past week Mrs. Iloratio Austin OF Paris
HI, has kept open house nearly every
evening. lha, the neighbors Ilght see
her two beautiful specimens of the Nigbt
Blooming Corous. There were eleven
buds upon them, Monday, and The indlca-
tons were that hey would open SImulta-
neously. But thoy decided 10 protract
their entrance. Monday evening there
was ono blossom; Wednesday three more
were cut; Thursday four MD Friday
three. The exhibition Thursday, was
very remarkable. Four wiihcrcd Il ow crs,
four ia tall bloom aad three buds were
upon the plants, showing tho Tire" Stages
OF lie through which the heau.i - pass.
In july there wero two other blossoms
on these plants. Those Boston papers
who hayo been hunting about their sub
urban towns and found three specimens
of this rare plant may note The above.
Mrs. Austin has fine collection oil house
plants. whth she cares lor with the most
astonishing results. Her rooms ERE per.
feet gardens oi beauty and fragrance
and this IL not The best Of il, she is ~ free
and generous with blossoms and slips AS
are the plants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
WtfOrN democrat.
Newspaper Decisions.

O. ANY pea ON who ~ ho takes paper regularly
fton tae unic,-Whcther directed to hi5 name &c
anutht r's ar whether a. h;,S subscribed ur nv. -
is ttauouH Die Tor tlC payment.
B.. 10 q uyr>on orders his paper Discontinued.
be- lnuat iet, all arfr.ravc-, or the publisher may
cCutiuI- 90 send it until payment ls made aud
cui'-,.t The whole amouut. whether Che ispcy o.
-ghrt from the Onice or uNt.
o. The Courts have decided tlat refusing 0" isAe
us,..I..rer. anal periodicals FROM thc post uh.',
.r renewing and leaving them uncair,l iDt, b.
pliais foctr vN lirucC of maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

When secession Was threatened and
loyal men forgot party ana thought only
Of the danger to the nation, Governor
Tildcn wrote The trainers Of our Gov
eminent left revelation organized lett it
with power TO suap the tie Of couleder-
alton as a nation might break treaty,
and 70 repel coercion as nation might
repel invasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
More Democratic Frauds.
The Government Cheated out Of
s3,OOO,OOO.

WASHINGTON. Aug. cot is stated
thu. the Indian Bureau has uneaTthed
frauds committed during the sdminislra-
tiuns OF Presidents Polk. Pierce. and Blu
chan4u, III the removal at Cherokee It.
dams from Georgia TO Indian Territory
The frauds are sand TO exceed 8, 600. 900.