Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-03
THE NEW BOSTON CALUMNY ONCE MoNE'
In Yesterdays Times find the following afticH'

DOCUMENTS of interest touching the views OF . oe he Row
relation TO slavery The first IL an nesch at New Bos-
MIR. F"ss, the reporter OF zen. i''
ion. 1t is as follows:
If Mancheser, in the county Of Hills
y Ana'e nd STATE Of New Hampshire ccposc and say
that on the Of January $50 S"
e." t;rocJol Franklin Pierce that went there Tor the
Of reporting the speakers and that the report OF The
neech OF General Pierce decting that he loalhet The u
prvr Slave Law" &c. furnished by 10 The editor Of
the Manchester Democrat that the SINE was written out by
The evening after the meeting from notes taken on the
.po ami u, The facts therein stated published In aald
Manchester Democrat and also the Independent Demo.
Graf distinctly rccc!lcd HAT General iie'C'
nid among other things that no had "mos revolving ee
ing The giving up OF slavc that he loalled inc fei
n rU nud L un,, " rI"h, '' A. FOSS
The second documen, is letter from inc edi'o Oh .e
Manchester Democrat Mr. Goodule in which nc AYERS Una.
The Two Ieports made OF Gen Perces speech correspondent
in oytry pa cuar and that the accuracy OF me report III
the Manchester Dcmoca. was not denied oS Tns' pn A.
G. aIsu asserls that he has always been Denocat ana Is
now opposed 10 Gen Scott.
The third documement IS letter from Two he'noes VI
Congress from New HampshireMr Tuck and Mr.. priElns
the frs, named Democrat and The latter wing "hc
they that tho editors ot Inc Mancns sei ,i ~
thc Indenandent Democrat ore men OF sooo iepu'a'""
their yjcinaqe Mr. Goodale II seems mas Always suPpo,
cd the Democratic nomnaons and mas always iou a. c
head &c his columns the names OF Inc Democratic cah
for Conoress including those of The men VINO now
seek 10 mnlgn hint Fogg editor OF The Independent
Democrat il uvercd is Democrat OF the same
In New Hampshire.
Before proceeding TO examiie TIC merits OF lne
We notice erros patent on Ne lace OF Inc Tecofu =
alleges that Mr. Tuck Isl Democrat-thls IS mol ue 10! ne
was elected ee-so Wing has always been 'gaoeo "s
foul mou,hed nbolitonist, and the ~ tribune no"
boasts tina, Mr. Tuck is supporter OF den Scol'. ! %
ooaIn pleeed that Nj Guodaie the editor of the Manchester
Democrat is Democrat and opposed 10 Inc elecuo" Oh ~
Scotland the inference left 10 be drawn 'ha nc NJ"
ocs with The Democratic party so far from this being ne
ve ay. ueady given extracts from his paper most 'o"
" denouncing Gen Pierce for his suose5Viehcy " e
slave power and in the rankest style oil aouse
tho so md HE candidate brought forward by her Tor the
presidency So much for unlruths, which, as pre-
limnary sep, We brush away like cobweos
The Wig Scott papers seem highly ealed by the ahda'
vii of tie Grew Mr. Foss and the letter Of hc hcV MI
Goodae and the hi III character gwen TO inc letters au "
Mr.. Fors Of the Concord independent Democrat Upon
the appearance OF the abolition reports OF Ien Fierce
snec we oronouuced them gross fasehoods upon the au
ho,ity of the Washington Unon which spoke the seD
menrs Of gentlemen of high character familiar with mat
snecc The denial afterwards fully confirmed oy lie
broad and emphatic denial of Messs Aver and Campbell
who heard the speech and pronounced those reports 10 oe
tissue Of alsehoods from beginning 10 end now our RUE
Ia to believe upon OATH who we were sa'lsheu'
was telling lie when not under oath Applying this rule
10 the present case hesitate say that put no
confidence in the affidavit and statement OF Nessrs toss
and They warped by their anahcai hatred
for the South and her Institutions that they are not guided
In their course BY the smallest moral principle For in
sance Mr. Goodae saye that the accuracy Of the report
of the New Boston specify not denied single paper
until the recent manifesto of the Washington Unon
Now va have before US the Manchester Union Democrat
mir Carnnbes paper oJanuary H. 1882 That paper says:
"Ir - UNTRUE THAT THE GENERAL (Perce) USED ANY
LANGUAGE as IsAscRlBEp TO HIN Is THE INDEPENDENT
DEMOCRAT"
Now here full and positive conemporaneous denial of
this report prove gross fasehood upon Good
ale.
But again in tina, same paper OF January l4th 1882 there
communication from correspondent who heard Gen.
Pierce al New Boston, and who represents him as having
EXPLAIN The necessity OF the Compromise measures, and
his connection with the Atwood etters-ai OF which, we
believe done the satisfaction OF the Intelligent men
present, nth The exception, perhaps Of Mr. ross. NOW
In the forged reports l. is represented that MI Foss was
sasfed with The higher law" doctrine OF Gen Pierce
Here is another cuntemporaneous exposition which dases
pieces The insy theory Of The Republic the "hig ond
their abolition ally and cunsprator, Mr. Goodaie
The oiisnaors Of the story proved 10 be guilty OF
faseood before the appearance OF hcsc last Puaded docu-
mcn,s" Believing them false them how can We view tom
in different light now though with the ajition Of FL
davi; How believe the assertions oi such men,
who insult God and man. 10 their daily hycna assaults upon
the Constitution and upon the Institutions OF the South
men wbu in the press and from the rosrum have proclaim
cd Washington dealer in human lesh Jefferson liar and
the Constitution "a league with the devil and u a cove
nant with help? Can such possess moral principle
enough 10 enc word, their oalhs even, the
fdeucc any good man, but especially Of Southern men
We would as soon put faith the assertions Of Pencntary
convic madmcn Of these men, whose moral ptlnci.
pies are tluned BY their dcady hate the institutions of
the county, and who would rampe upon tho Bible because
il recognizes slavery
Mr. Fog. is highly commended by the Hon Messrs.
Tuck aud pcrkins Now anxious that Southern men
should his beautiful picture drawn by this same Mr.
Foeg already been presented 10 our readers-but we
nrhca from giving .em smother glimpse al hd mon.
st.ous On The 18Th "f july 1852 Tho Concord
Democa," edited By Fneg, published the Baltimore DEM
ocs,ic resolutions the slavery question: and Gen Pcrces
acceptance and accompanied them with The fnowing ina
nous comments:
The day will come aud is fur OIL when the Platform
aud peJne above will ouked upon among he de-
grading and dsgracem paragraphs in American history,
Such is reay IT'S in the n all men not aun
diced by Early trLncss. Such is no" regarded by the
true m nts al Progress and Freedom, The world IT
would he difficult :" compress more downright D!dbolism
within HE space by The of any words in our Ian
uucpc. iern have what is called "Denocrac Plat
form of EaIh and p.arlice hn wholly upon the iounda
nn of American slavery To strengthen uphold protect
and ecrn2c yscm that denies tho humanity o! between
thee Ind four miona III native born Americans, ia the
To realize this transformations il does uot propose 10
fine It's operations - the immediate victims Of lis yEann!ca
policy. This were moderate and limited view of De-
MocnATic Responsibility 1t proposes paddock The lips
hands nEd step the pu!sing hearts OF the other
twenty millions OF nominal fresmen II is not enough 20
u,buc in tho darkness and ignorance Of burbarsn
known n'ir part u the world every sixth and
woman Democracy be thus partial
In its aims |; strikes wider ami deeper. Four millions
Americans a! mol only BE- kept without knowledge Of
God and their Humanity in the world but il shall be
treason any individual OF the remaining millions
word in hcie behalf 10 lift finger point them TO God
and Liberty.
Slavery right il is sacrcd II he chief of
Democratic institutions and IL must not DO "aeiIated"
| nor discussed Ii cannot be, without the alarming
luenres" TIE Fugitive Slave Law is the perfection
If human wisdom, whose modification would unhnge The
nation. Therefore, !e Democratic party vii! resist oil
tempts al wing in Congress ont ul IT, the agitation
Of The slavery question, ander rtarer shape eoior.-
This is ,o cH,anded sEl Of baslasd Democracy In the
year eighteen hundred and fifty "Savery, Slave
catching and the Gag. She wa,chwords under which il
marches battle, an by which II hopes conquer. In the
Of ihis trinity" DO The priests Of Democratic Ddbo
m bnp,!.c themselves and their followers Upon Tho altar
dedicated this triple headed demon has Franklin Pierce
poured cur the addition Of his sout pedging himself 10