Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
POLITICAL

-Congrcssman Wise OF Virglnla says
that when q Colorcd man comes % biz
hoasc - cousllt on political matters TIE
iutsrsisw always takes place 10 the kiich-
eu. lcsi We'll. We presume that When
the Hoo. Mr.. Wise gocs % The co.ofsi
mans house to-hoSeser, tie Hoo. Mr..
Wise probably doesn't 70 % The colofcd
mans house - Nlr kilAi Courifr-edlfffr.
Representative Dlngley recently i8iIo-
d1ccd a bll authorizing the secretary OF
the Treasury % invcst IN pr cent. bonds
a. his discretion. the lawful money nov in
The Treasury % the credit u The national
banks Cor The retirement % circulation
The am0uui OF this fund i nov about So.
60 600. and IL constantly on the decrease.
Gov Dingieys bill l. designed b prevent
further contraction % the currency from
This source.
The following ~ a specimen OF The
misslyes which Republicans To- virginia
are receiving since The election Ia that
state
n1ItCorET. Va, Soy. %.
All. il % notify you that you must leave
this County ln nNs days Tho Democrats
PARTY - this nunty L. determined that uu r.
Republican Official shall bold once in inis
vote hers. lou arc, tnerrfnrc. ordered 90 fe-
sixu your one and leave the County or sufcr
the penalty our regulators shall inlet We
siEneS Ia DsNocEAr.
-"For any years have heard % moth
lng but decay aud have seen nothing bot
progress. said MAeABlay. The remark.
says The Boston J0uradi, Is applicable 10
this country Ever since the war there
has hcCn a cry that The country was being
ruined By the Republicans, and yet the ng'
urc- show largely increased wealth pub
nc debt greatly reduced and peace within
our borders. There j. slight lgl Ia bus
ness. but when compared with the siAgu,'
ton % trade 10 England, France and Ger
many 10 Is nothing. A few weeks no douo,
will bring a change.
The National Republican Committee
have issued q call for the Republican Con-
yentl0n, which will be held a. Chicago, In
June next The call invites Republican
electors and all other voters who are In
favor OF slesatlng and dignifyiug Ameri'
can labor, protecting AMI extending home
industries. giving free popular education
% The masses % the people, securing Tree
suffrage and an honest counting OF ballots,
enectuAlly protecting al human rights IN
every section % our common country, and
who desire % promote friendly fee'iag and
permanent harmony throughout the land.
10 unite In sending delegates TO the nation.
a convention.
-" Hancock will no, do, says The
Charleston Noes dni Courier. In discuss
ing the Presidential domination. We
have nothing but praise f0r Gen. Hanoocks
war record. and for his conduct A. New
Orleans. bat be proved himself In The can
vsss OF lssO 10 be lacking In the qualities
which are Indispensable 10 success. what
he said about the tariff showed him 70 De
hOpelessly muddled on that vitality imPor-
tant subject, while his telegram 10 MI.
PiAlsted. esngrAialstins him 90 the vie,o-
~ OF the Green-bsck- Dem0crstic combln-
alton In Maine. shocked the business
sense OF the public. At time when ~.
lenee Was golden be could no,ssen hold
bis tongue"
-Fogg, the load-moathed orator, who
departed from this State when he heard
the death-knell Of fusionlsm ringing In
his ears, l. now booming Butler for The
Presidency. The Boston Post says Dem
o<rsts OF Maine, who have for the mo-
ment lost sight OF Mr.. Frank NJ. fogg,
will be interested 10 know that he has
turned up In Michigan, where be Is editing
. daily newspaper and booming for Butler
for President Of the United States MT.
Fogg Il convinced that no man outside OF
the Republican party, except ben)smin ~
Butler, can be elected 10 succeed MI. Az
thur. Gov. Butler Il q man sftfr MT.
Fosgs own heart, and bis motus opersndi
In politics suits fogg 70 . dot. We sus-
spset that the ex-statesman rom Msine
has not fAlrly unbosomed - Jet when
he has 10 win probably be found that his
IDEAL ticket IL Butler and Fog.