Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

| The people ny LIE P"si'~' -
>r wc hive another case. The recruiting ''1er oflh
5r,nncrl by Captain Hamilton rs an a9snlni' .. a.
I'D aiseto,,i-no such order having ever ''tn go ~
III Sr,It c,r as H.. is informed by The hu'n"ti'' !"
Wi;nolyn. Tie Wilmington paper gives '"e l-'qu,,
-. r,per Of hgh standing and responsibility go is
fnr The publication The EnQu'er has n"' even W.
readers rh, truth Of HE or:er as ofe" "''''''
terdays Hhig !, ,.
me above xlbils either The gr'ssest isn"an'e '
cs.oe.s or The most wiifu per"cFsion me rthq"' "
informed is readers that Capt Hamilton deren NE 'u'''''
tci,y OF tho published order against recruiting
because they "coui not be trusted
We ore not however surprised al any thing 'ha' '" sc
i ,h WING now that i, has the immediate organ 81
A. Ran. ,hrouuh whose columns the Eector at Large
t,,,,,s his General Orders To pr"pitlaic 'e E'r't'
soil vote 10 tho cause ri Scott and Se"at" use WV
irsuItpd Southern sentiment and interests oy 'en"'"'
tbr fugitive slave law 'haTsh measure, no. ''"e" ~
,.oho,dcrs md gotten up by LocoiOcos for pneh'
ayiralion This il acems not enough-io' ys''r'ua!
whig inanlges in the following gross language:
IN, one other reason has been Suggested Tor ~" IMMUNE
,n f Franklin Pierce. The Yankee tfee.s'hc II j. fa
will make an excellent nrgro-cach'f.l MS p"S' -.
moves tina, he is worthless in peace ana }" "af-- '
Kin. and the d-and every body Is supPoseh 10 % ~
for something, il presumed by those VINO ,'' Nv ,c
TO run away that hc would make an anane s25 0nn
OIL n, might Ioaha the task, but salary oi e-',o
would reconcile him lhr disgusting PurShf h' u o.;
,ev in catching runaway negroes cohsl!inrf, ~ NC
nation Of Locotocos the grand total OF pies'ehu"' la
cations he il ircmed pre- rminenty htet 10 pf'S't o ~
J.,Inrs or This great country But We ask is Pc'p'E u
Yrpina-erCn admitting thai Messrs " me " Use ~
Aid sroyer tie obscure Yankee and found maj nc uaS
r<r s.uth hound in the chase Of run dicdy n2roeS
constitute sufficient ground To command ihcl s"ii'It
Have they no other interest at stake Than ha' winch 9
I'D nm The successful arrest of fe,r dozen fragrant arr
cans Do they feel regard Tor the unh"f ana S"S " "
countty
Now Is moi this language Of the Wing, leading Sc"u
organ Of Virginia. similar in tone and expression 10 a Of
,be violent aboionisls NJ the Nol} They ddicue and
tho
Wing They Glamour against that law as disgusting ana
3,praded-so does the Richmond Whl, and al the same
time il pours out violence upon Franklin Pierce 10 whom
the South will safely look for an execution Of The l", a. a
very sleud hound in the chase Of runaway Negroes They
Insult the feelings OF The South, win called for more etR
cen law 10 recapiurc runaway negroesand upon whose
execution the South has been led regard the existence Of
The Union as resting so does lhe Richmond Nhiy And
with all these fragrant facts in full view, the Wing has Ihr
assurance 10 Franklin Pierce unsomnd and 10
call upon The Virginia Democracy n"t to vote Tor him
, PERSONALITIES.
The Wing still continues publish liz tu~
upon the personal character Of Franklin Pierce We afr
h,ppy to believe that some We Papers % ie
Try the manly Iustc" rcprohae smch wart.'e-hni
unng Them the Nrw York Courier deserves especial ~"
lice The New York Times is Of The journals thai re
sor, 10 miserable attacks few ays since The H.
TO he late Duke of Wellington:
"!hc mIutaiioRs u silly pride and c"wnticr, ds2urc
: his years Of early manhood.
"A defect o! nervous energy physical weakness dozen
accidental circumstances may apologies tor such coi,ta
OF vao and there is deficiency Of examples 10 save Tie
case dead soldier from solitude. Was there no o"
in point The biography OF Mr. Franklin Pierce ~"u'
nswer abundanlly. Like Wellington that iIusrons chief
tain experienced symptoms Of asyra on the field "i cont"
Like Wellington he ontliscd hts physical disabilities and
became enough ~ encounter the Fs soldier 0i lie
age il strong enough IN conquer hlh.
The N. Y Courier and Enquirer thus hon"rably ebuAes
the author Of the above defamation
"lhce very few Of readers who vii! not c"niciiin
This wanton Islander upon the dead; and no Ti2h.mnhe'
Wing either credits will counlenancr the uncaied Tor
and entirely unsstained calunny against Gch PItfce-I
anything elect him, il be the conviction IN r
minds of American people, that the Wings counennnce
the disgaceu mputaons upon his personal courage whch
upulous politicians have circulated against hi
and which honest and intelligent Wing for moment ere
dit The very men who manufactured and continue 70 CIR
cuar this Infamous SANDER do not believe IL and General
Scott himself only rcpudatcs as dis!cpnahle I" the
Wing and country but has voluntarily borne
testimony The good conduct and high bcarin" 81 General
Pierce in Mexico Every Wing who has any sei-rcscct or
confidence in the superiory and candidate
over the candidate opposed 10 should unite
in cpndemnins rccklssncss which thus uthssY -ccks
to destroy 'le personal chasacer Of Gcncra! PIERCE
That the Courier il right in declaring That such mode OF
warfare will necessarily rebound upon The assaan and
cite popular feeling of The Democratic candidate
The following Of prompt reprisn upon ratuccr Of
Cen Pierce detailed in The Newark, \. J., Eagle sr-
kinely demonstrates During trip the Erie Rail
: road in consequence Of accident (he locomotive
ming off the track the train detained several hours al
place called Narrowsburg in Sullivan County During this
detention the subject Of The Presidential election up
and and dement's OF the VIII. and Democratic
candidates very freely discussed Denoc-a' pre-
sent as ono of his arguments in favor Of Frank Pierce a
ded ndsposon for public honor and referred I" ms
resignation Of the coveted and honorable pos, 9" UG
led States Senator evidence He further urged his claims
on the score OF lis DISTINGUISHED and sclslcCn2 rnrrio
ism as evinced his volunteering private 10 fight in
, his Conntry's battles in Mexico
In reply this Wing present asserted that the rrsgna-
ton of The Senaorshp caused by the ntemPeraGce Of
General Pierce and thai 10 consequence bis cna' peva"
upon him 10 quit Senate and leave Washington. lie
Furthermore asserted that Gen Pierce bu' in battle
in Mexico and the commencement .! that he tainted
from fear fell into ditch out Of reach Of the enemya
guns.
No sooner had these assertions been made Than man
serned up and said stranger don't know who You are,
or you where sou from bar, sir, gay maj
any man who asserts that Frank Pierce ia drhnkad or
coward is Il liar Sir, snd h." live in Concord Frank
Pierce my neighbour and know what you say I" be he;
can bring hundreds Of Wings who know him personally
who will Join me Gcnouncng yon saadcrs and further
more said he volunteers called for 10 90 10 Mex
leo twenty eight volunteered from Concord Among
those names was thai ii franklin Pierce and William Mes
The latter is my marched with him 10 tho City
OF Mexico and back and after what have aud suter-
ed with him. can't stand patiently by and hear him called
cnwad my would cleave 10 the roof OF my mouth
were 10 do and say farther, that il i disgrace TO
anv American citizen he gully Of tho vile slani.f-
Said he eco with me Concord and III show the hat
worn by General Pierce The National Bridge when
were attacked BIZ the Guerhs Through that hat passed
Two balls he led mis- the charge and his escape
from death was Miraculous The effect o this reIonder
vas electric Three up for the patriotic and
brave Mexican volunteers Pierce and Mcsse and me wing
def.rcr shronR oil, nbashed and cononndcd
II wnnd been good, have seen The hery eye end
hoomnO cGnnenance of This nj the "G1ne State
with honest Indignation he defended his own ana The good
name Of his absent friend and the friend ~ the people
Frank Pierce Said he "fientemen, you must excuse me
for inns exhibition ri feeling hut cant stand silently BY
ana hear General Pierce called nnknd and coward when
snnw lis utter nlsity."