The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-20
THE UNION: WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 90 1852


The WING and Abolition Conspiracy against
General Pierce fully exposed.
To the end that the Republic may the dscredab e
predicamsn in which il has placed itself and its party
by sending forth with its endorsement the ISLANDERS OF
the two principal abolition journals Of New Hampshire
against General Pierce, call its attention 10 the fol-
lowing correspondence. Three days ago the Republic,
satisfied with its Witnesses and in defiance OF con-
tradcIon made on the authority Of most respectable
who personally knso OF the matter crested lis case We
desire TO know il the Republic will "resr' any longer
Meantime ask the attention OF the press and OF the
people this Infamous conspiracy ef SANDER against Gen
Pierce in which the Seward and Scott leaders. and some
of their chief organs, maniiesly implicated. Let
il be everywhere borne mind that the wing organs have
lent themselves to the base use OF aiding the aboonsts
TO fasify the record of Gen Pierce. Let ii be borne in
mind that this the part OF the wing organs is
utterly without justification and excuse.
Unless in changing its candidate SO suddenly and
taking up Gen. Scott, the Republic has also changed all
its convictions just suddenly. that journal must rejoice
TO know OF the broad national ground which, from the
first, Gen Pierce has maintained the sectional issues
and on the Compromise in all is parts
Yet we see the Republic circulating, endorsing,
and from day 10 day persslng detected and exploded
caumny this point against the democratic candidate
which incredible in itself, which at once and
authoratvely conadcted, which in fact contradiced
itself, and which stamped and branded with inamy
by the source from which it came Nor is this all. The
wing managers in this city lending themselves TO the
same conspiracy cheat the people out OF their true udg
ment and suffrage the momentous sectional question:
by sending forth documents to both sections Of the
try designed to confuse and msead the public judgment
to General Pierces position that question Unable
say anything for their candidate this poin-un-
able TO deny that be refused 10 commit himself to the
maintenance OF the Compromise, in order that by stand
ing unpedged he might be nominated by the slavery
agitaors Of the wing paythe southern wing journals
we observe, are cordially joining in this aboltonis plot
to deame General Pierce by falsely representing him to
have used language satisfactory to the aboltionss
That this is the viles and falsest form of personal at
tack upon General Pierce will not be questioned But
that is not the point make. We charge that i,
is most reckless and wicked assault upon the rights OF
the people. They have this great sectional issue
right TO know the truth. ANY party any party organ
which attempts to deceive them this point, makes it.
self amenable to their just Indignation Much MORE then
does the party place itself in that plight which openly
comes forward 10 aid the abolonists TO defeat their
OF abolition sentiments.
But we will dcain readers no longer from the sub
joined correspondence, which completely exposes the in
fanny OF the wing and abolition conspiracy against Gen.
Pierce which we have referred Our readers will per.
ceve that the letters have been furnished to US for publ
cation by Senator Norris and Hon. Messrs Hubbard and
Peaslee, Of New Hampshire.
LII.
To the Editor Of The Union:
| DEAR SIR Herewith we transmit letter from B F
Aver esq, of Manchester, New Hampshire, and an ex
tract of one IRON J. NJ Campbell esq., OF the same place
in relation TO speech made by General Pierce al New
Boston, New Hampshire, in December last pretended
reports of which, copied from two abolition prints in
New Hampshire, have appeared in the Republic, and been
| repubished in other wing papers
Messrs. Aver and Campbell were both present at the
meeting in question They gentlemen of intelligence
and OF the highest responsibility, whose statements re-
quire no endorsement wherever they knowa Mr.
Aver OF the speakers at that meeting, and, a.
we advised took notes OF Gen Pierce's remarks a
the time.
You are liberty 10 make such use of these letters al
you think proper. 1t will be seen that they fully
pointedy contradict the abolition version OF Cen Perce
remarks. Any number OF similar certificates. from ht
reliable persons present that OCCASION as arr
informed, can and will be furnished, II necessary.
The papers from which the reports referred 10 wer
taken organs of the abolition faction in New Hamp
shire. They are known TO 10 be now, and Il
have long BEEN avowedly and bitterly opposed Il
the principles and organization OF the democratic part
generally, and particularly vndctive and mendacous il
regard 10 Gen. Pierce, before and since his nomination
Baltimore Their character is such as TO render an
contradiction OF their unfounded statements an unneces
sary labor wherever their reputation is known.
| Very respectfully, your obedent servants.
! M. NORRIS
/ HARRY HIBBARD.
| c. III. PEASLEE.
/ MANCHESTER, July 10, 1852.