Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
GRAND WHIG RALLY.
SPEECH OF w. E. ROBINSON.
PIERCE AND CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.
Coactudtd.
NATIONAL. NATIVES ".

NATIONAL NATivEIsN.
Ia the same year. Nov. .i 1893, a Conmmi,tee
appointed by the Legislature 10 petition Congress
alter fh- Constitution ut-d state r--o-e-
ting qualification. Of The IL gSatnre Congress o: tie
United States. That committee reported D-c. 2b
I19- recommending that none hut aatura-born cIft-
Of the United States shnuiI be ellgble to lie
Wee Presidency well a the Presidency.
nendsn9 also 10 'excndc from aeat IN -lit-r branch
Of Congress, person who shall have been ac-
naiiy "at"ral'zrd AZ The TINE Of making this
pent, and have beer omitted il fourteen wears
al leas, II The time Of such election"
f That piece Of ultra Nativ@isb. which wonii tura
Cen Shields and Mr Sour Of present -t,atr
passed ID. New II mp-hir. L~gi,lature with Pierce +
vote, AMI for htm the adm % Drn,oc-
racy Of this day ana the entofse or Charles %
lohor: and that too, passed about the time THAT
Entn-i Sampson, O'Conor lGharl-.'s father an
TacN-gin were expected in this country. Indeed
pretty much all The vindctive KIND Of <at.y-stn ami
hig"tty ~ our country. had their origin among the
leaders AMI fathers of N-w iinpshir- Iocofsr
June >. 1893, th- Legislature met a ConcorI-Nr.
Fierce ram Member from IIiIl>borcnrh. Governor
''iinans message again denounced Foreigners a-
Ptai'd 70 'dttv" cfizens t. t.tenj Adams. ie DE-
nnnnced thr si-g'nta ami Kentucky Resolutions of
- aud i.9, ffecrnty endorsed BY The BtIt,mor-
locotoco platform An address echoin, these s-nti-
inents CARRIED IN tl- egislature-B r{eJcr
voting for The address,.
ALIEN LAWS ENIoEsED
juno = 1922, series If resolutions ia favor o.
The alrn and Se4ition Laws we're lntroanccI l,to lie
New Hampshire L-gslaure Ono Of item was III
these
..'rht il III. Legislature or Nes uampsbire. FOR
m-r- speculative purposes, we're 10 express opinion
on the acts Of The General Gov-rntient com mont
c'iie'' The Alien and Srdition Bills thu, opinion
woud necessarily b. that these were constructions
cxp-dient"
Passed: l37 recorded for il, and among them Mr
O'Conor's pet PIERCE.
JOIN ADAMS ENDORSED
In Jnne, s27. Benjamin PIERCE az Governor of
Nrw Hampshire, sent his Message to Tie lcri-f,-
,"r. "eare toll ~ 'l'e Iocofoco presses that Frank
In Fierce wrote hts fnthsrs messages ". have al-
ready made from this message / ano,-
az so"r sections extoIi'ng OLD John Adams. whose
A'ien and Sedit!on laws popular II New
II ,mpsl.lrc
BENJAMIN or rather Franklin Pierce rays ,hat old
John Adams one Of In. ...nost n,,,,o,
ana abrst men whose names have graccd the iinls
u any ag-, aud that III. memory Of Adams ..witl
coniinne dear as our freedom. and lasting Re-
pubic, that his .fhrnr, not acquired hy slngl.
terrf'sr ut gained hy the active aud
Of long c devoted to The liberty ullI con-
iinu- with the diffusion or ltter.l n,inc
pies"
FIERCE OPPOSED TO GEN tacksoN
IN so Benjamin PIERCE again Go, rnor and
fI""h =" flsrce was member Of the Legislature from
iInl.borough The father and hsd tie lead IN
party matters IN the STATE, and long tune
and ever since managed things pretty much the,
rrrs'dr"f and We have II on the authority Of Isaac
lIlI I"cofoco Governor of New Hampshire, That
rankin Pierce caused Ills father take SIDES AZ
aeh."a 4, Il! 4vs+1. So.
very lutte trouble ii Bringing Ben hr h,d orr
gtnaIlv been .'ftdertltst,' and ~ iav"r Of Arn
md section laws, Anti Catholic aud such New
Hampshire ocoiucp anuse nents as were Insiilcd hto
Franklin III his youth.
PlERCE'S FAMILY.
W. told that Pierce is Of IRISH family. This
i anolher f.ersood In i lie OF Franklin Fierce
~ Ihc N.r lorb HaraM Of June 9, aud endorsed bs
Charles D'conor IL Tammany Hall thr same evening.
-. are told that rniamtc PIE born BIZ Inns.
ford. a Lowell. il the commonwealth Of
Massachusetts,. IN l137. : "lle desce nded
respectable Irish family, who originally em-rated
along lth other Irish cmigrants f.Hm Lnnlon-
derry. the North Of Ire'ant. and settled IA New
Lon u1outcrrv, New Hampshire The stupidity Of
thS fis.hrni i.,v be seen ~ glance. when We rc-
member that The Londonderry settlement lett ireland
oulv l1I-, which less than thirty wears before
Benjamin Pierce was born, and his father old
resident OF Chelmsford. where Lon ionIrtry
Irish settemen mt ever was made. Nor : the name OF
Pierce found ~ the list Of the Londonderr colony
o. a monument ~ the Woburn N,s=,l bnr,ing
ground Chrlns 70 ID, | find " l, u amin PIERCE
died l,l3, who most likely Governor Benjamin
Fercr grandfather, and cIrd IN Massat hu<ttts near
five yen. before the London!ery col"ny left Ifeiana
The truth simply that Franklin Pierce j descend
e from old English family, ani VIII. therefore. he
the acceptable to those who think that nothing
but Anglo Saxon minI should rule ia tins country.
4td hat distinguished Ctlt. Ike General Winfield
Scutt, descended from Scotch ancestors people e
co,,non origin with the IrsI, has business
ptct houors here.
God forbid that should con5emn a account
Of his own birth places much less account oi the
birth place his father. Far be il from 70 hold
responsible fer the acts OF his father Ear be u
from me 10 need-ssy insult TIE memory Of od Revo-
iutionary John Adams. but when the locofocos aunt
with beng ctscenGeats ct the leGt ralI>ts we may
well remind them that The father Of tieir leader VS.
one. When trv ting tie changes on Alirn and Srdt-
ton Laws, may tel them that The father Of th-tr
candidate voted for them, AMI stiuES recorded "lie
the Republic shall last voting for them; and when
tell the fai>-huod, himSy ani transparent,
that PIerces Chelmsford and ohurn, VI a.
sachu.cts, the pastery Of the Iontonierry set
irm-ut may be permitted to tell them that Sir
Bowie Roach long Informed such block heacs that
postertv could not possibly mean thoSf fhat proceca
US. Ia fact. the fricnts Of Pierce, indns iht ma
Of the American people. born II the country. :.
60 for scott. hope 10 some naturaliz"G
citizens INST their best friend ana they tlina
falsehooi too ridiculous, llunhu- too tranSpa-
E . deceive v thank them for their coinpi
m-nts, but have eye-,reth and
jutge between right and wrong, truth ana faseaood
ANOTHER INSULT TO lRISHMEN.
There is other New Hampshire Locofoco insult
o Irs,men which wish refer. In The : ,rlng
Election Of SIS. tile Pierce party Of Concord We
afraid they mig lose the Concord
election Of some Municipal officers. So they ruled
that the foreign born inhabitants should -e allowed
for officers. whether they naturai.zrd
or not Accordingly some 23 Ir>inen were aduitte1
but l. OF the 9s voted with the Wings.
show tempt OF the Pierce party, that hal
long oppressed and insuied them
The Pierce party grew SO Infuriatec at this. that
thew passed a BILL that very year, regulate the
right Of suffrage" and the following Section >
full. which copied from the official records:
..SEc ,. And be it further enacted. That no Alien
shall be entitled 10 vote at any town meeting
This law passed. ana the record stands thus:
approved July 4. ls3s Isaac HfLL
W, L. MARCY AND THE BAMBERS.
had tended 10 dwell the insult offered the
Na,uraIized citizens this State by the Locofoco
William L. Marcy. who gave up th. Bambers to the
tender of Great Britain when he was Cover
nor. II ashing,on Hunt should seize Thomas
Francis Meagher and hand him over 10 the British