The daily union., 1852-08-06
more or the whlx A B olltionlst conspiraey.

More OF the whig Alb olitionist Conspiracy.
We have received from North Carolina document
entitled franklin Pierce and his Free soil Allies" II
made up in large part Of the abolition calunnies against
Gen Pierce reported by Foss. pubshed in the Man
chester Democrat. and independent Democrat, and
published from those abolition sheets in the Republic
These calumnies. proved by The most conclusive ,est
mony be utterly false introduced 10 the North Caro-
lima wings by The following letter, sigped by Hon.
Messrs Cullon and Sianly
WAsmSGros CRY, July IL, 1859
Or attention called article in the Republic
OF This date relating " FankIn Pierce and his eeSoh
allies"
In order enable numerous Inquiries from
our constituents aud others tho truth OF the charges
against General Pierce, have taken the pains 10 ex
anime the several numbers OF the New Hampshire Patriot
quoted on in following arice relating the Of
Gen Pierce, Aessrs Norrs flibbard and Peasee
bers of Congress from New Hampshire, at home. We
have found the extracts correct on careful examination
We have also examined the laws and resolutions OF the
State OF New Hampshire quoted and lind the extracts also
correct.
VIM CULLOM. of Tennessee,
EDWARD sTANLY. Of North Carolina
Accustomed have been TO regard Messrs. Cullom
and Stanly Of intelligence cannot doubt that
they consider the abotonst calumnies with which
they have thus connected their and which they
have thus circulated against General Pierce. TO be utterly
unworthy Of belief 1t will be seen that they content
themselves with certifying that certain extracts from the
New Hampshire Patriot published in that journal,
and were correct transcripts Of the legislative record they
purpoed TO cite. But the honorable members doubt
less knew that, though their language was thus guarded
their signatures would commend the caumnous charges
Of the two abolition Journals printed the same sheet
with those extracts from the Patriot to wider credence
than they could otherwise obtain We do not unde stand
the sense OF justice Of self respect which could induce
two members Of Congrcss-boh southern men, toothus
to lend their names an effort deceive and msead the
South on such vital question
We see clearly enough that both of these honorable
gentlemen have brought themselves under grave sus-
picions before their constituents by their early and
Jealous advocacy OF Mr.. Stewards candidate for the
presidency. Men in such predcament naturally enough
resort TO desperate measures. But this circulation OF
exploded calumnes, introduced and commended under
the signatures OF holding high official trusts, j.
evidence Of the reckless and interruptions tactics TO
which the whig leaders are now openly resor,ing.
The south taking the Alarm.
We have recently letter from leading whig OF
North Carolina, written a distinguished member Of
Congress in this city. inquire whether the report
irus which he has heard the effect that the whg COM
mee has been sending of into the northern States the
document compiled in the National Era Office and
published by that journal, showing the manly and
constitutional course on southern questions taken by
General Pierce in defiance OF the power Of the abolition
lists This was done by The committee of to enlist
the northern sectional against General Pierce. The
writer Of the letter referred to- justly concluding that he
h.,h
resort to such mode OF eectioneerng, naturally wishes
TO know whether such means have been resorted TO-
We made the direct charge nearly month ago, and the
Republic admitted and justified the fact. That journal
said zoe had republished the National Era document,
and therefore could not object TO the whg committee
using il al the North. We had published the document,
because it placed Gen. Pierce in his true position the
avowed enemy Of aboionsm. and the steady and con-
sstent friend OF the constitutional rights OF the South
The whig committee. the other hand, did not scruple
TO court the anti slavery vote for Scott BY making use OF
this record at the North to prove General Pierce pro
slavery man." In further proof of this action Of the
wing committee. give the following letter from
the Hon. G. w. Jones'
Gen. P.erets Record giren by has Enemies.
HOUSE op REPRESENTATIVES,, July IL, 1852
Editor Of The NashriHs Union:
DEAn sa The nclosed pamphlet appeared as edito
rial in the National Era, the abolition paper printed In this
city, and is in this form being fanked by thousands into
the free States by soil whig members Of Congress-
prove the uniform and consistent support which General
PIERCE while in Congress, to maintain unimpaired
the constitutional rights of the South and put down anti
slavery ianatcism in his section. This document Of
itself should commend Gen Pierce the confidence and
support Of every man, North and South, who is willing
live under the constitution, and desires the perpeuy Of
tho Union. Yours truly,
We do not discuss the character OF the whg tactics
here resorted to- They may be natural enough 10 a
party which has made sectional nomination, and re-
solved upon sectional Our only object now
is to give the wings OF the South, who are Justly ndg
nsnt al such procedure the OF knoring that the
wing committee has availed itself OF these tactics against
Gen Pierce
We cannot forbear, however 10 note the utter shame
lessness OF the effort which has been subsequently made
by the committee and those who act under IFS d.
rec,on to disseminate false witness against Gen Pierce
and TO hold him up to the South tainted with aboli-
honsm
The management OF party which could resort 10 both
these lines OF attack upon the man, at the same
time, has certainly sounded the lowest depth of partisan
dishonesty No law but that "bigher law" which .u-
pesedes the obligation OF oath TO observe the consi
tuition Of the United States justify resort to such
plot 10 hoodwnk and deceive the people.
One good, however. comes ou, Of all this. II must