Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
To The Editors Of the Enquirer.

| WAsHixG-cS SEPT. 10Th 1852
Gentlemen-We have oil seen MIR. Maps testimony in
Accomack and rcllcc ia the confusion creates the
Wing. In these times. only particular kinds of testimony
have any weight Had the pufest and most Intelligent De-
nOcral in all the land given the strongest sort Of ce.
rate would have fallen like lead upon opponents ears
But now when the testimony is wrung fr0:n sub. Wh.
crctnr such openly cnnfess that they believe they
vince and Il laughahlc This rrbhSr 10 The
Why party reminds orclby Of apont In sacred hso-
ry where faithful animal made the means Of r5uEIng
and his hardened ana sinful master bu our ousl-
ness IL still with the dialogue.
A gentleman recently from Accomack, and who can of
relied npon informs me- that Nhlg, who II qule pro-
mnent there and personal friend o Mr. Mapps says tha'
when Mr. happ that rsii 10 the North NJ was n
Democrat, and that upon his return, he told him that there
good men and true al the North, and repeated
those sentiments Pierce IN show that AT lcnst po
lion Of The Northern people were sound and commented
him his sentiments. Sine that time 4" II change hn-
spirit of his Dreams ana We find hun ranked
with The enemy, sub Whigeiecor Is now ms d"y Z"
prove Gen Pierce what he is not hence We find hin trying
reason the New Boston lies int" truth, contrary to 5
own knowledge and former conviction Now, let Mr. Mapp
drny ,ut he was not d. and This s not true other
wise il will Stand confessed aud cnnirmci
Stree upon the subject If he Presidential contest
let u. say 10 Souhcri brehrrn that the fell spirit nj
Abollonism has for twenty years been making headwaY-
bur recently that grand communion made the frame
of our Union shake and culver. check has been putt H.
either temporarily In The free States, Abolition
ism he checked and crushed or we are undnnt. me
South by fighting the North, has failed 10 do II. II We
don't create division among them, We are unone forever
v making Pierce the OBJECT nt their hatred we call forth his
Northern friends and admirers 10 defend him. Zee and
fair discussion beiuc the Northern prnpc nwHScns lively
interest in this thing aud musI triumph Heretofore II
has i, much been the that ana'ic>n has made
upnn Snnth and The North did not rchukc H. Now,
'!,.t spirit 10 make war upon ~" North and they
will crush it, II don't thus back ~ the old state
of things can't do IL.
presume no man in his pretend. n believe Fank-
lin PIERCE has feeling in common with that party. !
hold hi, sense or vrracity light who says he doe
Bnt how stands Gen. Scorl He is beyond dispute the
candidate Of the Northern Abolition portion OF the Wing
E.nr .pt'l In AMI hfl
sound ne Pierce (lni don't ut all believe m still his al
vaaccrs will tell him uf their aid Ia he 10 turn his back
upon trm7 Is he IL laugh in their faces and say " Oh
gentlemen vo have elected me but can't elevate youf
Base innraitude No. no-Ssott ~ mortal. Scott must,
Scott would yield those who gave him his nomination.
Then The party grhened revived refreshed nYgoTa
ted Before his hall ont pretty mess would
have Bat from all these peris The people will deliver then-
selves by trlunphantiy electng Franklin Pierce
A SOUTHERN MAN,
ho supports Franklin Pierce because no true Deno
crqt, and q lorer Of his rr!tote country.