Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-04
and SO often deceived rs.

and SO often deceived us.
| B. P. Runnels, Patrick Griffin, Henry ONeile,
Michael Lyons, John Griffin, jeffrey 0ConLell,
| Tmothy Murphy, Morris Conner, Peter Daley,
Patrick Murphy, VIM. Murphy, Michael U'Conner,
Cornelius Shaw, Daniel Conner, Daniel Desmond,
Michael Hines, Thomas Edwards, NJ chae Murray,
Frank Collins, Michael Edwards, Daniel Greer,
Patrick Murphy, Patrick Foley, jeremiah Mahanpy,
NJ T. shehan, Lawrence Tulu, Thomas sG itR,
w. F. Leahy, Hugh Tulu, Patri K Spader,
NJ. J. Mcdonald, Michael GiIis, Dennis Cairns,
Morgan Mcswensy, Patrick 1ayc. VIM. GaIIasher
Daniel Mahany, James Doyle, Anth'y Murdoug-,
John Fly ng, Daniel Clifford, David Gibbins.
Mathew Owens, Michael Hurley, John Baxter,
John McAllister, Michael O'Keey, John ConnelI
John McClurhy, John Dardi, Richard Mullen,
james McAlpine, John IT, Camran, James ellis,
Mr.. Divine, Wm. Crosbie, Peter Riley,
John Shine, Thomas Mullen, james Campbell,
Patrick Brown, John Kennedy, John Duffy,
Patrick Hanipn, John Callaghan, John Cahel,
James McKinny, Patrick Fitz, Francis Cohel,
Daniel Hsy, James Boiler, Pat. Mammalian,
Philip Kelley Patrick Mulhade Red. oDonahuc,
A. Cunningham, John Carny, VIM Nasty,
John Shean, Thomas Shaw VIM Brown,
John Hurry, Daniel oRiley, Edward Dorty,
John Sullivan, John Hogan, John smith,
Hugh Murray, p. VConnel, Nese NoCool,
Rich Cunningham, James Corrin, james Plunket.
Jeremiah sullivan, John Giis, Philip Smith. ir
| John Crowley, John Martin, VIM. D. francis,
Thomas Mcmahon, James McGawen, Patrick Couden,
John Finnegan, Michael Fox, Martin Mullen,
Hugh McMahon, John Fo@ John Rardon,
james GilIs Eugsne ONeils, Philip Kennedy,
VIM. Hayes Edward Dornay, Hugh Lawl,i,
jeremiah Manahan, Wn. Walsh.
B. P. Runnels, who wrote the above is the
sexton Of VIM. McDonalds church Mr. Med
will be remembered as the reverend gentleman
who youched for the standing the thirty-six
Catholics whose names were signed to the recent
Pierce manifesto from Concord.
DOVER, N H., Sept. q, 1852.
Believing that the Catholics of New Encaad,
and especially Of New Hampshire, are placed in
false position, and grossly misropresented by
letter addressed to John White, ESQ, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, dated Concord, \. H., August IL,
1852, therefore, we, Catholics Of Dover. Newman
ket, and Somersworth, feel it duty we owe 10
our adopted country, and to the whole people, to
make a statement of our position, and what we
believe TO be the position of the great body Of
Catholics in this State, and in New England.
The representation in the letter above referred
t., that Gen. Franklin Pierce made powerful ef-
forts in the convention.to expunge tie ruiyiou'
tSst from the constitution Of New Hampshire, Is
entirely unfsunded in truth, the records o. tbat
convention will show. We 10 rot question the
honesty Of those gentlemen whose names are ap-
pended to that letter, they do not speak from
personal knowledge Of his acts in that convention.
The records Of the convention, however, will
show the part that General Franklin Pierce has
taken on this important subject, and We emDkat-
cailg deny that be took the least interest in the
removal OF this foul blot from our State consti-
tuition and we challenge the proof to the con-
trary Gen. Franklin Pierce has been the oracle
Of the Democratic party in New Hampshire, and
had he held up the odious religious t,st before
them, and advocated the removal Of this great
injustice to respectable portion Of our citizens,
the work would have been accomp shed But
no, he has never done it and upon him must and
does rest the responsibility. The ,0kolc facts in
The case are clearly and truly SCI forth 6y WM. L.
ROBINSON, ESQ.,, IF New Ysrk, from the records II
the constitution, and ue refer ersry Irishmau o76
Catholic 10 his spsssh this subject, for deci9sa
and truthful account Of the whols matter.
Major General Winfield Scott we recognise and
acknowledge as our friend, as advocate oE our
equality, and our equal rights, and PrRcP0i'. and
we hold and believe, his liberal and noble Chris
tian course tn Mexico, in respecting aud protect
ing our religion from insult und outrage, a sufh-
cient guarantee. We also believe that every
true Irish heart must burn with gratitude to the
noble hero for the words he uttered, when, after
the battle Of Queenstown, himself then prisoner
on Board a British man. of-war, he declared TO
the British authorities, that for every lrishmans
life they dared to sacrifice, the life If true
Englishman should pay the forfeit; and thus lie
preserved from the gallows twenty three of our
countrymen
Patrick Byrne Patrick 0Brync, Patrick Hennery,
John Mallia, John Nahouy, John Iahc',
Richard Knott, 10. n Geary, Mi, huel Ginhara,
Chas. McDermot, Francis Murphy, Austin iin.,
John Ennis, Michael Bean, Martin l.rs
Edward Goodwin, Patrick Maher, Prt6r FiyIl.
Peter Nabley, James McA her, Michael sweeney,
Bartle MulIin, John Collins, tawtra kr.y,