The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08

pended 10 the certificate"
The following developments viii, and /
should command attention. Read then,
Protcstants and Catholics, and tel us what
YOU think of this triumphant exposition
of the desperate attempt made to bolster /
up q bad cause:
IFr,m the New Hampshire Statesman Evira.l
THE FRESHMEN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND GEN. f. PIERCE.
CoycoRD, Saturday, Sept %.
Soon after our paper went TO press, YESTERDAY |
we received the following communication
which we issue this morning IN extra form. /
We postpone communication or two /
from our last paper to next week, giving evil I
idence that the adopted ci,zens and country
mtn generally in this vicinity were grieyed at
the course which others were made TO adopt
by having their names used without knowledg !
u appropriation. We have felt confident the
letter with $50" names TO it did not correctly !
represent the feeling and views ofthe Catho-
lie citizens Of Concord and vicinity, nor, in
deed those of the State generally. We ask
attention to what follows:
TO TIE SONS OF TIE SCREEN ISL"
Whereas, an article appeared in the New
1 ,
1852, over the signatures Of thirty-six Gath
ohcs Of this town, many Of whom. we are
crediby informed, knew nothing Of their
names being used until they were in print
representing that they, and Catholics Of New
Hampshire generally feel deeply indebted to
Gen Pierce Tor his support in and out Of the
Constitutional Convention, to the proposed
amendment to the Constitution, removing
that 4 nti-Catholic Test therelrom--and
whereas, 10 credit is due, in this particular,
10 Gen. Pierce, or the party in the State,
whose candidate he is for the Presidency, it
is deemed proper to put forth the following
paper:
I'VE, Catholic citizens Of Concord and Vi
entity, feel that we are wrongfuliv marked for
proscription in matters political, when the
spirit of the ege is favorable elsewhere 10
religious liberation; and we think the party
in power in this State has shown an ndifier-
euce 10 our rights highly censuroble, mas
much az no honest efforts have been made
by them to remove the impeachment which
bars Catholics from holding, under The State
Government, places of profit, honor, influence
and responsibility; and we have yet to learn
that Gen. Pierce, who seems SO solicitOus 10
obtain the votes of people of our faith for the
high Office he seeks, has ever uttered word
IN our isfOT3 s.aNc just IT the tllct VI al N.oil-
cord Town Meeting, in 1882, when the ques-
ton had already been decided against Us in
the State, and also in Concord itself.
In our estimation he has done nothing 10
merit our support Indeed. in 1885, his own
party in the State Legislature passed law
depriving unnaturalized citizens OF what little
right of suffrage was theirs, up 20 July OF
that year
William Fagan, Patrick lyman, Patrick Ry-
an, Timothy Quinn, Michael Lynch, Michael
Hohen, John McGrate, Wm. LAWYER, Johr
Gallagher, Thomas Gallagher, Micheal Elan
racan. Daniel Donahoe, Richard Ronayan
John Clancy, Dennis Seaman Owen McDer-
mot, Patrick Winealon, Richard Gleason
WA McEnally, James Fitsgerald, James Do
ran; James O. Dom-eli, Patrick Devlue, Ed
Inond Fitzgerald, Edward Cosgraye, Torrance
Mccarthy, Francis Geary VIM. Cunningham
Michael Noran, Patrick Canavan, ChristopheI
Filsimens, David Roach, Charles O'Neele
VIM. Higgins, Roger Foley, VIM. Connolly
Edward Burke, John Heferman. Owen Glee
son, Andrew Casey, James McEnally, pete
McGennics, patrick Powers, Thomas Clary
Patrick Sullivan, James Tearney, Patricl
Stack, James McCeoskey, John Hogan
Richard Nugent, Lawrence Kelly, Barnard
Stephen, Thos. Kelly, VIM. Hagan, Patricl
Stephens, Thomas Kelly, Nm. Hdgan, Pat
rick Hughes. John C'Donnell, Patrick Near
die, Edward McArdle, Patrick Doyle. PHILLIP
Cofly, Edwin McArdle, james McGill, Nj
chsal Doyle, Nj heal Connelly =, Patrick O'Bri
CT, James McDonough, Michael Harrington
Daniel Clifford, John Barry, Henry Fagir
James O'Keele, Daniel Sheehan, Jane
Wheaton, Peter Mclaughlin, James Clarey
Edward Williams, Daniel Fitsqatrck, Jos
eph Cummings, Patrick Rsley, Thongs Nc
Mannus, Mcheal Stafford James Riddly
Patrick Dalton, Peilip Halpin, Patrick Glen
on, James Burk, John Cassidy, John Hayes
Mathew Rian, William Griffin, Richard Royl
VIM. Brown, James DAILY. Stephen McLnugh