Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28
RICHM0ND. ENQUiR i 4.
~e :, .cc,Ipn.Y MORNING., SEPTEMBER 20.


eI1DGEY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,h ,,ce, n o,r hund. Wing German" pf
.,;,, j.; Nav york and circulated here = ~ 49,,
~ /, /, hood. IN regard 70 Gen. Pierce o' -.
n r,n o,,srup In New th'hi's"ns'
-, p.s,;, pierce never spoke !" " 60, a.,
,;n of t,,bocs while that 'cs' "1' 49,, ,ho or,sc
~ ,r,ose md other charSes arc oi'e" "io ~
'e &c Sicveganmon ROBINSON ohc u '-'
lasehoo'' n uampsire to ransack and fdisJy The re-
, - h, has most clearly done. Inc True history VI 'o
lin, Pierce was President of tho Convcn'ion-'ha'
e. -, chair 10 make speech agains, this test Pierce
-, -, J., cou,d IN conjunction with Woodbury. 10 have Inc
a stricken out by the Convention. BY their influence
w stricken ont, but il failed receive sufficient popu'a
vote dnnded
Every Catholic paper that have seen mas ae'en..o
Pierce from this charge Of the Wings, an" ue"ou"
a,,empt 10 humbug the Catholics by such n'''Ao''
and alsehoode. ,.,c n
The Washington Republic, though now a''emp'"s
noL an, If ira honest admissions, said on the 9h June
1852: - 49, lac
VA n .mnshire convention is open TO any just e1cep'"h
nm the ground of his manesling any Teetous htOtsI
is utterly unfounded We hare rserrea % "ae sen
a. nr.pton and find nothing that indicates any o.hc' ecu
,;ment Than one entirely in harmony with religious ,.eeD
Mr. Pierce ,ras opposed 10 the recognition o! any
among me rarious SctS OF Christians; ana we siri
- 60 nSsrd To learn tha he has nj any ume IN me
nvsni;on or out of it, exhibited any dSohy or '0le'"ee
| on points of taih or conscience
p,, ,y cnch the nail by publishing the following e''cf
IF rho nos,or of the Catholic Church in Manchester a. ~
(Which a,uearD in The Hartford Times Can there be more
| borah rcfulation of disgrnccful alsehoodi
Manchester, New Hampshre0
August 81, 1852.
:, :, "a, ,,,v r,i, hui an act of gratitude 10 Frank
pic1ce 10 exculpate him from implied or expsesssu
neos in advocating the abolition oil the ne" ia'Ipb".
.ii.sn say an act Of gratitudc for assure you uce
moi another man in America who more coralny oces' S
n,rv and excusivcness than he; nor was titie o'e " ~
of this State who energetlchiy
N secure the removal the "Iest" In isie Town he,
inps called prorsardy for its abroeaon or fcenoh m
used all lis brilliant eiuquence induce Citizens 10 Voc o'
| renept the Catholics Of this State owe him deep deb,
Of gratitude which has uninlcntionuy and frequently
imposed them.
When the Catholic churches in Philadelphia, were IN
danes h. was the leader in calling town meeting In Con.
cord and pleaded The OF the Catholics and par
Iiculatly the safety of the Catholics in Concord.
When some three four years ago, emssaTe5 from
New York society, synpahizng with The Portuguese VINO
were said to be prosecuted, vssd Concord and called
meeting raise money! Pierce stood up and iearessy pro-
nounced their history and forgery.
These and many other kindred facts In the history :"
Franklin Pierce you may learn among the Concord Iato
lies sho honesty OF the man, ana ua
his aid and sympathy rendered before no or any one
ever of his being nominated for the Presidency
WM. MCDONALD