The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-11
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PHILLIPS s BOWMAN, ED1rons.
The Whis and Abolition Conspiracy
against Gen. Pierce fully exposed.

against GEN. Pierce fully exposed.
To the end that the Republic may see the dis
creditable predicament in which it has placed it
self and its party, by sending forth with it's en-
dorsement the ISLANDERS Of the two principal abb
clifton journals of New Hampshire against Gen.
Pierce, we call its attention to the following
correspondence. Three days ago the Republic,
satisfied with its witnesses, and in defiance of
our contradiction made on the authority Of most
respectable men who personally kne,o of the
matter, crested its case. We desire to know
if the Republic will rest" any longer
Meantime we ask the attention of The press
and of the people Of this infamous conspiracy Of
SANDER against Gen. Pierce, in which the Sc
ward and Scott leaders, and some of their chief
organs, are manifestly implicated. Let it be
everywhere borne in mind that the whig organs
have let themselves to the base use of aiding the
aboliionists to falsify the record Of Gen. Pierce
Let it be borne in mind that this course on the
part of the whig organ is utterly without justi-
fcation and excuse.
Unless, in changing its candidate so suddenly
and taking up Gen Scott, the Republic has also
journal must rejoice to know of the broad ma
tional ground which, from the first, Gen. Pierce
has maintained on the sectional issues and on
the Compromise in all It's parts.
Yet now we see the Republic circulating, en-
dorsing and from day to day persis.ing IN. de
tected and exploded calumny on this point
against the democratic candidate, which was in
credible in itself, which was at once and author
itatively contradicted, which in fact contradic-
ted itself, and which was stamped and branded
with infamy by the source from which it came
Nor is this all. The whig managers in this city
are lending themselves TO the same conspiracy to
cheat the people cut of their true judgment and
suffrage on the momentoas sectional question
/ b. sending forth documents TO both sections o.
the country designed to confuse and misead tht
public judgment as to Gen. Pierce's position OF
that question. Unable to say anything for theil
own candidate on this point-unable to den!
that he refused to commit himself to the main
tenance of the Compromise, in order that b.
standing unpledged he might be nominated b.
fthe anti-siayeFy agitatoGs of the whig party
tne southern uhig journals, we observe, are cor
Edialy joining in this abolitionist plot to defam
i Gen. Pierce By falsely representing him to hay,
Used language Satisfactory q The abolitIonists.
That this is the vilest and falsest form of per
sonal attack upon Gen. Pierce viii not be ques
toned. But that is not the point we now make
We charge that it is a most reckless and wicke
assault upon the rights Of the people The
have on this great sectional issue right to know
the truth. Any party or any party organ whicl
attempts to deceive them on this point, make
itself amenable to their just indignation Niue
more, then, does the party itself in that pligh
which openly comes forward to aid the aboli
tionists to defeat their chief opponent By mos
falsely fixing upon him the brand Of abolition
sentiments.
But we viii detain our readers no longer from
the subjoined correspondence, which completed
exposes the infamy Of the whig and abolition
conspiracy against Gen. Pierce to which we hav
referred. Our readers win perceive that the let
ters have been furnished to US for publication b
Senator Norris and Hon. Messrs. Hibbard an
Peaslee, of New hampshire Washington Tn
ion.