The daily union., 1852-09-29
A Detected Falsehood Renowed.

was SUSTAINED were fuiiy exposed some time ago Afef
that exposure the whg organs pretended that they had
abandoned the desperate and dangerous game they had
wished TO play. They resoried TO frauds 10 prop
up their wetched cause and they have in turn been
exposed Also the religious test deception is renewed un.
der the belief that the public has forgotten the manner in
which il was exploded when il first brought for.
ward. Gen Scott is his grand electloneerng tour
through the Northwest and from time 10 lime he fawns
adopted citizens, and begs their sweet voices in
harangues redoent OF demogoguism. In order 10 aid
and support his efforts TO win the favor OF those whom
he has opposed so bitterly in times past his organ in
this city gives the word OF command to its affiliated
presses 10 renew the exploded humbug, and all the
separate fasehoods hy which they have endeavoed to
prop IL up
General Scos special organ. in making its second at
tempt dupe the Catholic voters publishes certain GER
tifcates purporing TO from Catholics in New
Hampshire These certificates bear upon their faces the
marks of bitter and malignant parlisanshp. careless
glance to show that they made up by fierce
and vndicve politicians and not by men seeking to give
correct information. They couched in the language
Of party accusation and have no resemblance to reliable
evidence, while they contain statements which
rously false and have been oenmes refu,ed by ire
fagabe testimony the whig tricksers in their zeal
fix libel General Pierce. and to impose Cath
olc citizens by despicable falsehood have goae too
far They have disclosed their purposes too clearly and
have disqualified themselves for the witness stand by
exhibition OF partisan malevolencs. Taken all tc,
gether the New Hampshire certificates paraded in Gene
raj SCOTS organ on Monday constitute the most con-
temptble and transparent fabrication which the whg
managers have yet brought forward. Such bungng
attempts would not deceive schoolboy.
General Scotfs organ seeks to sustain this feeble es-
say by assertions which have often been exposed to pub
lie scorn. airms that ",he record itsef-puhlshed
in the whig journals=demonstrate that the wings in
the State in the main voted for the abrogation Of the
test, which has been pepetuated solely by democratic
votes" This assertion IS utterly untrue. The whig
journals have never published the record. They have
frauduenty garbed the election returns, and, by sup
pressing large portion of them, they have attempted
show that the whig voted for the repeal OF the
test The democratic journals have exposed the fraud by
publishing the full returns and by setting forth the
lion of lhetwo parties heretofore, by which appears that
the democratic party has endeavored expunge the re-
gious test and property qualification, and have been pre-
vented from doing so by the wings and abolitioniss.
The Scot, organ makes the additional false statement
ekeft0ls repeal OF Inc
noxoas test were limited to fve-mnutes speech after
the vote had been taken. This fabrication has been
exposed by the record which despcable whg managers
have in vain attempted falsify matter of history
that General Pierce and the New Hampshire democracy
have done all that they could to expunge the religious
test and property qualification from the constitution of
that Saie but their labors have been rendered OF avail
by the wings and abolitonists--by the very men who
have now united 10 deame and libel Gen. Pierce. And
the very who have prevented the repeal of the
religious test-men who not members Of the Catholic
church. and who nothing for its creed its
nies but moved by the desire TO base party
purpose-come forward with bazen fronts and serpen,s
tongues TO espouse the OF the Catholics and induce
them TO bring their religion into the OF party poll
tics Our Catholic citizens are not to be duped easily
They know who have been their friends pas, times
but il they were ignorant OF these things still they would
understand the reacheous purpose OF those who wish
their religious feelings in order TO compass party
ends, and they will Indignantly repudate the who
seek to betrsy them into such dangerous courses.