The daily union., 1852-10-15

FIR its contents plainly indicate TO those who know aim
The foul source from whence they proceed Whatever
may be our ability, we may iearlessly summon the peo
Pile OF this city, ia which have lived from our child
hood 10 sustain probity and honor; and we migh
ask with equal ii the name OF the man who
sneers at us be not in Concord synonymous with what
ever Is worthless and unruthiul.
We are young, but yet old enough TO know the truth,
and bold enough 10 speak ~ and II we do not greatly
mistake, We shall De able with our small sling. to plant
pebble in the forehead of this bloated Goah OF false
hood, which will stick there.
II hldley Pallners name cannot he disconnected
from tie OF temperance here and elsewhere il will
be van TO hope Tor that which all good men de-
SIRE We are oonslraned justice 10 friends abroad.
to say that his vile ISLANDERS published in The Tbune
10 our own knowledge not intended promote the tenn
peia ice cause or propagate truth.
So lar as we have observed. no democratic paper has
condescended even TO notice thai shee which is weekly
filled with the grossest iaIsehoods and basest ISLANDERS
upon the democratic candidate for the presidency In the
political Econtes now going on we take no part-our
paper designed promote the OF temperance, and
io TO further the political ends oil individuals parties
We number among subscribers good men and true oil
all parties, and we mean by all honorable means 10 re-
tain Their confidence and support but we warn all Just
men, and our temperance friends in particular, not 10
be deceived by the verbal statements OF Dudley y. Pal
mer, by his low lbes published in the Tribune. His
only known vocation for years past IN this town, has
been 10 retail verbally petty scandals and write scurri
ous articles for publication abroad and equally scurri-
lous squibs at home. This will deny who has
any reputation 10 lose
But deem our duty to go yet further and expose
his mercenary motives We were so much disguised
with The articles weekly appearing in the Tribune, that
Gently asked Mr. Wheeler (the ostensbe edito) what
e expected gain by such course He said lie did not
know what he should get, but that Parker hal frequent
communications with Fiz Henry Warren, OF Washing
on and had assurances from him oil authorship worth
3 900 year in they could succeed in defeating
Gen. Pierce We thus particulars because the main
object Of those who conduct that paper is create pre-
Jndce IN the minds OF temperance men al distance,
without regard TO the by which be accom-
Pushed, and eveH endeayoIlng TO make us political
htbly-horse on which they may ride into an Office OF
SO 900 year.
One word further in relation TO D. S. Palmers devo-
ton 10 temperance We charge that during his late visit
to the State OF Maine his expenses part, horne
by persons engaged in the illegal sale of ardent spirits in
this town. Whether that is 10 be regarded as hnsh-
money others judge well ourselves He is now
absent again. and we prove that prior 10 his depart
ure application made. and in some instances sue
cesstuy, 10 the enable him to pursue the
vocation 10 which, by long practice, he has become pecu
liarly fitted. 4.t
Ii our ability were greater, we should have said this
much better but we trust may to some extent aid IN
frustrating the aims of falsehood and promoting truly the
cause OF temperance.