Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
cIiiNOnu, va, July -~u' -
-..,.,1ntcu ROOREA(k.

,r, ,,.,,.o c.sists in lis ridiculous c""'s' " 'O
,,,iust Gen Pierce, notwithstanding nc po'''''
,:o denial of two most resi'cc'u"e "'1''es>c''o
c,mubei late editor of The Fredericksburg Va,
who is well an. iavoaby koown by many o. our
i,ns The Whig makes laundering attempt to explain
,y he djscreditasla position in which it has placed tstl!
i; its intimate association with abolition slndescrs'
and dren TO the wall it denouncrs the CONTRADICTION
II inc truth Of the story as Yankee tricks. lhc'c -.
g Yapkce trick" but il was started 0y the = uhAee
of The Republic who succeeded in hunbues"g
Wl,p journals into blind reliance upon o'o "
Abolition sheets. 80 ;, s,s,on the
In its DESPERATION the Wing has a''e'!sa ;..ro, of
or;,;oo, line, on the ground that il was not " '
free soil journals TO represent Gen Pierce AZ Con-
III; ann, views As 10 the motives WHICH p'o'"r
le'' o 49,, - oiyc TO their defamation its particular
o'e' aha 1rion makes the following simple ana halu-
raj explanation: ,,or,, ic candidate
nor If New Hampshire, al me "ie.i a,|.
was earnestly engaged III ue ,h whas md abolition
assins r ,, The canvass MIR Atwood entered o s
ds,,ndnp with the a5oliiionls's which I" critical
des'ahas INST before the election II was cl''iI'i
OF Tue ~ as hazardous operation 10 rePud'ale c c
d;ao,. and make nomination ~llhih '"o f.rrI
u ' w., Bul the New Hampshire democracy pl,eiI
t Ia yicory gained by dupcly, or oy an oa n.y.
i,s he anoi,ionists whose purposes were nos. a.
he, interests of the country. new cohVehtlun ,hr M
CO. lid and Mr. Atwood was repuoihco, "nn d ,s
W ;,;n vas made The candidate mus holh'n"'s r n,
,r;nmnhanlly sustained by the noble oet'oou nv the
Hampshire Mr.. Atwood was OF eous, and supported
nv Them nj The last gubernutorial election , y, Cen
,v thni they aborcd earnestly 10 oIeah .e and
y u nn,si,on 10 their candidate by dlspufas m ,so
Perces opposo" IN ha end they endeavored 10 arouse
personal sympathy in behalf OF ar nirvirc out their
ing him The victim OF persecu'' cae the impression
dasiun Ihey Iabured earnestly TO ccae If nersonal
ues.s", 10y parc.s opposition grew out VI pei S
hnst,y and not political difference nIsna.J 10 cheat
promise. IL was into the support of Mr. Atwood by
'le ,in@ The belief that his sentiments, touchns NC
@ o,cstion did materially differ from those o' Gen
save md nv deriving opposition oil It's political weight
nv otlrbuing il entirely to fabulous personal 'aiancls
This scheme could only be carried Out by msrepfessn'h
vews of General Pierce for would not nave answered
10 rsnrcsenl the views of Mr. Atwood Tor ihen me aoo
tonsts could have given any rational explanation VI
their support of him. Hence we hna COUPE =, arso
in articles clearly written for political effect oetrayne srea,
hostility and personal bitterness toward Genera ferce anu
an earnest disposition underate his stanans ahe ea.
from his influence while they attribute 10 nun sehes
similar 70 their own In struggle like that IN rev tiamp.
shire politicians expect TO further ,he' principles oy
atributins them whom they denounee unless el
ac from sinister motives and with The purpose 10 commit
fraud on the pubc We do believe that the wing press
was deceived IL eager TO seize on any weapon ~ us
desperation The stain of abolition alliance ana aonlto
Influence is indebly fixed upon their candidate ana hey
strive Ia raise camor against the candidate of Tue dchoc
racy so they may pretend TO see nshhcailo io i
in executing the commands OF the e'ea. VI WV,
aboonisls Unfortunately for them, their aooii!on ioe
was NOT even nine. wonder II was too pcposetous
To win the belief Of any conversan WIN paoc a'as
il has been too promptly met
De in the hands of Inscriptions pasans IN he
South SO that the whig committee In this city is again con-
fined 10 its main hopethe abolition vote OF Inc North ana
Northwest
We hays received and shall publish tomorrow, an edito
rial Of the Union Democrat, OF Wednesday last published al
Manchester " H. by Mr. Campbell, who says mat lie 'as
-ss.n: a. the New Boston meeting hscrd erey 1eora o
Cen Pierccs speech TOOK occasion at the time 10 brand
the report relied by the Mig rs false in all is 'e"s'
breadth and thickness"