The daily union., 1852-10-09
From the New Haven Register.
"The Canvass OF Frauds

We have had sent TO us a pamphlet which has been
circulated all the southern States, under the dTec
ton OF Truman Smith, the object of which is satisfy
the South that General Pierce is abolonisi, at
any rate unsafe the slave question for the southern
on that subject for whom the South ought 10 vote. This,
too. from Truman Smith, the unpunclped demagogue,
who HAS done nothing bat coaesce with the abolition
lists every since be has been in the political held and
whose principal capital for eleclloneerng IN New Eng
land s and always has been in exciting preudces and
hatred against the South account of their peculiar
while they inundang the South with their vile
tracts to make out Pierce TO be an abolitionis filling
every school district in New Eng land with other pamph-
lets and Eras" from Washington 10 prove him to be
pro slavery man, "a northern with southern pn-
cpes and therefore, as they hope. 10 be opposed By
New England people sectional and ami slavery
grounds above all others But the basest part OF Tru-
man Smiths conduct is his endeavor TO dishonor New
England. politically his own mother He at the
section OF country 10 which General Pierce belongs
the "wooden nutmeg" country, and therefore unfit to
furnish presidential candidates for the South Here
his lanenage-we give IN his own capitals I" PEOPLE
OF THE SOUTH, LOOK OU FOR THE WOODEN.
NUTMEG DEMOCRACY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE =
And the person VINO thus appeals 10 the South is
himself a New Englander, native, anj repre-
sentative IN the Senate of one OF the United States
whose Teviers have sometimes dared TO dub il the
f" wooden. nutmeg Stale l"-and now thus vile calumuy
which the ,radncers OF New England utter is adopted
Circulated and haped upon by this degenerate represent
ave OF Connecticut as term OF reprosch for OF the
pest The bravest, the most honorable and honored
OF New Eogands gifted sons. II is notorious that the
federal cant always has been IN New Eng and that the
democrats here white slaves" the South, and
never far noticed BY the South 10 be thought Of for
the principal offices under the government but
10 a statesman OF New England nominated for the high.
est Office IN the gift Of The republic than who has
complained long and loud OF having been neglected.
SENDS wagon loads OF bels into the southern country
the hope OF moving the preiudces OF the South against
hm. because he from bat his caumnator calls the
nutmeg" section of the country. Is there an
honofabi. Wing IN Conneeis., ho will hlush for
the honor Of New Engsad lior Connecticut II for
his party, when he Is told that the disgrace Of such
conduct attached 10 who fills the place in the
Senate oil the Unitd states occupied by Ellsworth,
Sherman. and Hllnouse, Tracy Goodrich and Daggett-
men, matter what their party attachments might have
been. who would sooner have suffered martyrdom than
haze uttered syllable that should have countenanced
this vile reproach the New England character. But
the mesnness OF Traman Smith has sunken 10 lower
depth he actually takes pay, (day wages) at Washing
ton. from The whg fund, during the OF Congress- in
reward for such services We should think that such
one II be has any OF feeling left would be haunted
by the shades of bis honorabs predecessors. Has i
come TO this that senator from Connecticut sink SC
lowi