Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-28

al 1881 o tohHplefe htHisi " tHs fePeIis vi zen
piafse's New ijosteh speech has ~,fived. |
eeinvs under his own signature, aiid represent
die reports 10 be false In The extreme, and leave,
The people 10 infer that II f's1sAu been aware .
the reports d. his speech, he weald have givei
them The same fiat contradiction which they nov
receive al lis hands,
That Gen Pierce did make The speech sttfl
tated 10 him d, New Boston, we shall give the
e~eifetle,i opinion If suaify journals. soiiia o
which warmly support him, to prove. We give
or readers these extracts 10 show that The epin.
ions which have been forced upon Us have alst
been impressed Upon public journals having nj
interest In doing Gen. Pierce injury. We shall
fret quote from The ~ Y, Herald
Such being our opinion l,rbn the merits Of the
witnesses. and taking Into consideration also the
strong temptations N Gen piefte, 81 he otts,sioa Il,
y~'tsstiot. 10 ~tepttitsts ths Usaia.faih F,tesslefs. we
mt,st conclude unless Mt. Fsss and others ARE
,inr'ihciflal Enayesl that the case, like the Ma.
Tive American lattet against Gen, Scott In Sy3ret
tsotast he tpve rate %asDiirs. II was the canvass
for the stryfist " q Ge,einer@iae Democrats had
superseded. the year before, the Fteeseilef Al
wood, and put up another IMAM II became tiez
cessaty To t:neiliaie, az far as possible, The F,ess
4 soil Uratocraas, and 10 fis fftt,i we suspect Gen,
Pierce rsattsei IN his spseth a Nstt Boston,
The Isfsld adds "a Il Ii policy 10 say nothing
about II, but let 1t go ler what II IL wafth4~all
attempts ii denial enly feeeilihg with additional
teses.'t
The Washington tGal Gazette, which had In.
tended 10 support Gen. Pierce, cites The tastime.
ny t,o and ega az TAT as had been received. We
will state that the testimony Of Mr.. ress had not
beer received by the Georgia paper, from which
we make "a extract
{" 4 n II false why we're they
not corrected ~ the tim. by General Pierce OF his
ifie, de- why was 81 important d matter, eins
bfarihE hi& opinions btof, q question Of vital tnoH
tpeht 10 tih country, allowed 10 60 uneuntradietetl
anti even isnnetieed up to the present day I These
reports, alleged az false, @a,e capital ioi General
Pierce In New Hampshire. Why were they al
lowed IL fefhein s,iuh until they came To The
knowledge Of The soptt, and he became So deeply
interested in their REPUTATION -
The editor Of the Gazette continues I'VE
here the South will look 10 her interests In the
eeining ~elae'ion. The times demand Of her vigis
lance Of her rights, and the closest scrutiny Of the
men 10 whom she entltsts her fottunes,'' and es.
presses u hope that Gen Pierce may relieve him.
ielf Of Tho impata,icn Of having %pandersd 10 the |
spirit Of vile and disorganised isnstieism-ahd IL /
panied that enc blot should rest Upon a public
servant, 10 say The least, 40 upright aud fearless.
Tho Knoxville Wing, which opposes General
Scott, subsequent TO publishing extracts nom N.
Hampshire Democratic papers, setting forth tho
abolition sentiments Of Gen. Pierce, as announced
Ia tho report Of bin New D ,ston speech, says
II Our pemee ratio neighbers will excuse liz for
that we still believe the charges Of ultra.
anti slavery sentiments as brought against Con
The Cleveland rlaindealef, n frecsoil Demo.
cratic paper, makes profit by the reports Of Gen
New Boston speech. II claims the re.
ports N true, and asser,s that " FRANZ PisRes
seAruss rus Fuetrivs stavk law, AND HAS rts
sesf RsvotriNe rssLiNa TO ti.s GIVING UP or A
ssavR.s
The Evening Post, which supports Gen. Pierce
n remafkins on the speech, says. " II he has ut.
cred any such language as Il herein aseribed TO
lin, we have only to remark that u docs him
,ea, Asl"or" and continues by an invitation 10 tho
Washington Republic to bring gu, oil such testi-
aany without delay.
The Augusta tGa.l Chronicle and Sentinel,
course pertaining 70 the Wing nomination
Or President elected many Communications from
he Democrats Of that State, upon the subject.
avs "Tbe reply OF Gen, pierce's friends has
received, and no impartial man will say tina,
10 4, all satisfactory, or that it refates the
harges'' and further, in this particular the ties.
Of Gen. pierce's friends Ia lameu,sbly de.
CENT?
The Savannah journal, a neutral paper, and
raining to the side Of Gen. Pierce, to Judge from
= language, admits, but very reluctantly, these
against him, and thinksit a duty incum.
ent upon the neutral press to make them known.
md In speaking Of the Senator and Representa-
who published a card IN the Union dcnoun-
ing the papers Of New Hampshire which gave
to the New Boston speech, as Abolition
rs, Ia subject gone into at length, concluded
Thas, measuring these gentlemen BY their own ,
ale, they are shown TO be unworthy Of belief.n