New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
NETWORK, DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST g. 1862.

letter" And though e had been stigma" upon the
State, he reierrd TO other parts Of the Constitution 10
excuse their fathers bigotry;. Indeed he contsndea
lied which II meant anything, meant that there was
no necessity TO bother the Convention about making
any alterations on that subject
When these remarks were made, the Religious test
,as not before the Convention. That subject mad been
d,6niirev acted on See official reportin The Concord
IN II Patriot of Nov IA, 1850, and compare II with
June H. 1882 70 see the juggle and trick OF reckless
set Of psrtizans)
PLAUSIBLE DECEPTION
But TO awe plausbiity the forgery for forgery is
the conclusion Of Woodburys speech on the Religious
tests ak stars are printed Now, when stars are
introduced Il always means that part Of the speech Is
omitted of no importance But In this case, those SIX
stars which are printed In Woodbury. speech, now
going the rounds of the LocoFoco papers, come In be-
tween the conclusion of Woodbury. speech on the Re
gious tests and the closing sentence OF his speech on
the property qusfcstl ID. Those SIX stars are All we
have for the speeches OF Mesrs farKer ana hooinsoh
The dfcsire rOtes on The Religious sfs the taxing up oil
anothfr subec and Judge Woodbury. speech, OF nearly
a whole column on mat other subject and thus,
by the magic influence of those stare, Joining the duo
decmo speech of Pierce property qualification 70 the
folio speech OF Woodbury. the Religious test Ihese
trick,ers hope 10 lesve the impression the public
mind that both made upon the same SUBJECT ana
that was after Pierces powerful speech thar the
vote was carried The enemy, however, vas con
ouered and had csplulsted 10 the artillery OF Wood
bury before Pierce discharged bis pop gun and yet
bv his thaow device these orgers hope to blind the
eyf Of the citizens Interested ard to cheat them out OF
their votes In support OF candidate whose conduct
they must despse. Since the time wnen an lnIHnal
home was opened for outcast va'ny has any rascaty
meaner Al more stupid than this besn Perpetrated
OTHER VOTES AND TRIALS
The question which had been decided In Commineeof
the Whole afterward came before the Convention Mr..
Case of Holderness, Loco.Foco friend OF Franklin
Pierce and believe areative OF Lewis Cass OF Nllchi.
gan 80 he against Catholic Emancipation. SO, also, DID
Mr. Brewster, If DuttoD, a Loco-toco) and Mr. WIN
gate of Stratham, also LocoFoco) Franklin flerce
descended rot from his chair but put the question and
given but believe the whole seven were political
friends Of Franklin Pierce
Nor a. Franklin Pierce made two speeches on giving
the election OF Judges to the people Like everything
else from him. il nonco nmitta but the effect OF
HE remarks was In opposition to the election ny the
people. .Lo,hor tho va,d
"P,o,es,sn sho, Id be stricken from the quancatons
of Representatives.. Carred-but not word from
Franklin Pierce. ...,.,,. ,t,o I'D
Protestant from the justification Tor senators Gar
,ed on adlylion several embers voting 10 the mega
tive Franklin Pierce still silent on Catholic Enamel
nation though he found time the day, without de-
scer oiny from the chair 10 make four or tive speeches
oDmipor matters-One OF them nearly column long
Dc e. The question was taken on striking the WORD
Protestant from the qualifications Tor Governor Mr..
Cas- spoke az anst ii several members voting "a tue
nesstve No word from Franklin Fierce. Judge
Woodbury was absent attending Court at Washington,
and there nobody 10 speak for the Ca.nocs put
Mr. Pierce found tine to make three speeches on the
basis Of representation during the evening session OF
thar day
Dc. Mr. Franklin Pierce made another speech on
representation