Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03

drrCune any Cuan - N' N"AN'uNN"N'
ussee We mad MIN 40 ma Democratic
Convention OF thSt year. "a Convention
presided over by . chairman VINO request
al the committee on resolutions not TO
compromise him. tor be was a peace man
What was Gen. Anderson DONG IL that
{ Convention He was youChinR Tor the
ami war sentiment OF me DemocFsuc
candidate io- Governor aud saying
I ..,Vtb 81, without Qualification be is op-
noseo 90 the war So we'll was Gen.
/ Ardersoo's position understood that the
\ Copperhesd element o. the Convention
/ uuhosi.stinglv accepted nis -la'emeh'
/ .bat tbe candidate had fc'o over ais weak
/ aess ir ievor OF tOo wa Ia That Oop-
y.ntio. Virgl. Dolphin Paris objected 10
I Inc candidate 0aCauso he bad mot de
/ nouncsd this wicked. this unnoly, THIS
/ Eel6sh war TheroupJn Dir. Morrow
/ rose and asked this Que uoR
IL .lsh 20 ask Gen. Anderson II MI.
Bradturr were ELECTED Governor OF
/ Maine. would ne, As nc Wooid nave a
ngnt 70 DO. withdraw tIe troops now IN
me field o. ..
was this: .,,,....
..Wh-n Governor seymour w'ihardcS
IH. Ner York troops, the9 1 pledge yoH
ltiet Bpu Br1dbEry cits cthQTd~ ne
I Nci,,e troop, Bet ce 80 F0t ass ma car
,,5ars hal fgHl HG'r C1r through NeT
YORK up other STATES 'Hi neg Tcarh Her
a0,se 70 Name
Hero ve ind Gen. s., Anderson, who
NOW, ENORMOUSLY complains that his loy-
/ gily is A, ub,od, promising, alter HickS-
hug aud Gettysburg, ~itb he Rebel
armies everywhere falling back, tnaI inc
troops of Maine should be Withdrawn
from the armies OF he Union as soon as
the path home was open 10 them and
suggesting ,hsl the only cause which
should prevent their wlt6draTa! from
D.rac.patiou in this walked this unholy.
. iAis h6.lish war" rs one OF his inler!o'
cuturs expressCdil u. was lie fac. ,hA, they
vonl h6va 20 fight their way homo, -
vould in fact be shot down - deseEters.
And this promise was msGe to a Co0Fen-
,iou winch resolved INA. the var : be-
iue conducted BY the present Admins
t~s,ion no. 10Y the restoraU'b az inc
Trr;9r hu; .ar 'ha abCIi'ioJ %. slavery
srd tb. dost rlctiou % The Union. ' which
condemned those VINO were o'ndnoliug %
IS ercosy orirg go establish a military
daspousyn ON lhe ruins OF our Republican
Governments, sld which had before It as
candidates tor The GubeTaatOriaI nomins-
lion Msrcel.4s EmvrF, ard Samue' lay
.os and Abraham Ssn5oEn.
But there ls ore thing more thsi mus,
be to 4. and it throws even "a darker shade
mon Gen. Anderson ; character tor los
alv man anything He have heretofore
.f5ucst ii rcteg, g. his conduct ia lha
..--i da}5 Of ,he Rebellion icuE be-
- ,. emancipation proclamation or
me VIZ measnr,-- al !he Ulye-hmao'
afforded ere preteX' go pesce
ms. ,ney wsco aut opposing the tcsioie
Iou Oi 'Ce Union Dus Quay t5e ndNct Ji
D.. v4i .u1 tte policy %. inc AtU-His-
tr'lur GA the Q u. OF Che 'Uil %
Au .rs, 1858. che ZION A q le"ei' o.
Belfast. lifelong Democrat VITO bad !eit
MS marty because OF rs reasonable at;l-
l-lr toward 'te Union. delivered %
s,.,cL ,u ibe CITY hsll 10 Portland IN
tt-t speech az gaze an sccoUn' %! = meet
lss I'd ta,Domuc.auc State CVi-rl,,,o 81
tiu F-gJ.a House tls citt ir M-' l'ol-
A. ,.is mse,Ir- ST.. Jewot WIS present.
Nler be .vt.rrc ,re room q speaker
who's 1Aue u ie now urr, C-S>arr to
mtat,O1 -lur Le h.s gone ,o nls noa. sc-
coon. -F4, e.1Ccc.ug Lincoln ''r VIC
.srrr. zoe Coz -itut.ac .- -eni.- -h'
s~-r~ across The Potomac. aud was urE-
iaA GOA. tho committee suoG q sui ~
address 90 lie people ot t-e state de-
mar5icg The regal D. tae troops Inns
conf renee. L should De borne o.. micd,
vss~ held soon sHCr President Lincoln had
called frr IS 600 men. AND long before Do
had tsAeusuv oi .luso measures iu HticH
tae CryosUOu objected As Oeius ua-on-
su'ulonsl ) Gen Anderson was 20 Vas
conference Do rU tClOuncc these scnu-
meu.ss Did he tSke ground in favor OF
The maintenance a The Union; No.
Gsu. Anderson. said Mr.. Jewo.t. took
b.i! and uDequivocai ground ia isVor OF
tie uch. OF secession. argued that any
State mad a right to -ecete and that there
was DO Constitutional RICH, IN the GOV
eminent 70 oppose such SECESSION by
force Then IA nan, native Of Name,
tut said 20 belong - LOUISIANA. was IL
troduced 10 the committee. snd questioned
bv one of the gentleman present. lie
was asked whether tbere was any Union
feeling Il the South, sud whether 30 JED
Davis should lake possession OF the Fed
ers capita, and depose Lincoln and drive
him out, and establish the Confederate
and Confederate authority
there he would Oe likely 70 allow New
England % come into his Confede1acY.
TIE answer Of the Southern traitor 20 the
Northern traitors wSs that while New
England could NOT % allowed ans voice
IN forming the rev COniederscy. or N
deciding upon IL institutions, she might,
perhaps. be admitted to membership
sftore ards, providing she did not resist
he efforts u The CoaiedeT ltee, OF furnish
men 10 make war upon them.