Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08

'!UIsIcN Judge Levi WNOGDIy VIZ T.cTCH sUcC'c0Eu
alter good deal OF trouble, in obtaining convention o!
the people Of New Hampshire, for The express purrcse,
among other things OF repeating these absurd and y!an!
cal tests in the Constitution. ar Pierce the presiding
"icer OF that Convention and more than twohIrds OF the
delegates Democrats When during the celebrations
o s body the question of the religious and property tests
came up for consideration, Judge Woodbury. made rn eo
QUE and powerful address in favor repeating The clauses
confirming hcn and ar Pierce left he chair and followed
Judge Woodbury. endorsing all he said, an enforcing ne
Argument with britt but paoiic ard able speech lhs
speech published not long since in the Boston Pilot
Nor this ALL These occurred lh!te years
and that lime Mr. Pierce could have entertained the
rtmocst idea Of Presidential nomination. he acted there
fore with extraordinary dreCntss and perfect dlsnicrcslci
Ii am n!s;:OTmch he had resigned his seat in
the United States Scnate!iai refused The nomination,
equivalent 10 election Governor Of New Hampshire
had declined appointment Ia I'll" u. 5 Senate by The
Governor 1h waived lie Attorney GcncTash!p IN Pres
dent Folks Cabinet. and Sec'td 10 aci. ana believe DID
act from Democratic conviction U Right and Justice
Nor this all. The stGiEing or The II linGs
Test WAS xEApIy IT Sur QUITE uSAxImus and The Con
vcnt"n cumpsCt Of Democrats for Tie most part! this
fact shows concISircr, tie ranin2s n the Democratic
leaders and OF t large minority Gi the Democratic "oer.
o: New Hampshire Eut wla, the Subject before the
people Tor tr action, Mr Pierce again exhibited St NJ
an! reliable evidence Of the character oi his e"ingf an
principles in regard 10 the matter. The proposed amend
mtnts rejected by tho people "a iwU-Id vote of tr
people brirg required 10 Carry thei) and II was MANLY
through erral active nlucnc: that the Whole
ect sirer AM once more s5nittc popu-
lar On this occasion he made cnlurni "ppca' AT
the polls in Concord 10 c people there assembled against
those odious trss AID, is said with very considerable eI
the truth Of the Should such course oi cond:c he
received a;th gratitude and respect with dcnunca'lon
and persecution Should such be treated
I friend
Ailc making tie above statement need hardly express
opinion the second point OF you. enquiry. hope
there is adopted czen in this county State or country,
whose heart il nuty 81 such sentiment 0t cruel INJUSTICE
and dcstable binvry, 70 lead him to oppose Mr. Pierce
because h ieG in his upright and strenuous Ia
redeem the Ne" Hampshire Constitution II may ue HAT
his prompted BY ans peculiar desire to serve
Catholics suc. That he stood only the Great htuT'
Of Re"ns FoicraIi"n y, uu"h 'he hstief; rr shows
that lie acted great Constitutional i'hcl.!e, "hch
rises ato.c tie personal ,. SGcarian feelings o he
hour The idea o cpudcnnng Mr. Pierce because ne lives
in New Hampshire and because c ird IN his noble sfnG
Gle will intolerance would lead conclusions On
The prnc Ir you should cnEdemn Fitzgerald and En-
met hccluse They ia led TO enancac Ireland tom English
tyfaHny You siiunlI condemn OCUnncll u Brn, Alrh-
gcr asd their coEraGrs, because laGy facd u procure
repeal d the Act oi Union To d" - would sc more tn
absurdit wuul be unnratcul Gud uuIust would prove
4 weak mead and heart.
Bur if there be any who will no, nnw support ar Pierce
because he only his best ard pircsl eXcrilns and id
eG do cy propose 10 vote for Cen Scali lhIa sn;ciY
b., TEcy have certainly -ci.rc>icct Wien
and hc has General aonrd for his letters published
in lSii He has written letter OF relractna III !cos re
loves the rich brcguc' OF the rlsluan 1T Cc.cinI An
indeed. IL that any adopted cZe'i vi. snsier
himself u bc thus deu,ed by such miserable Pr'cncc o
favor nnt friendship Who is 10 be most benefited by
these "!Gterdoy sentiments o General Scott the loped
citizen the General hHlseW 1lJor General Scott Is nh
dou5tcdl great soldier, ani brave and Fini'c nh-
But rr.cmber that in ISIS and lSil, wien TIE Naive
American party threatened absorb the Wings ana 10
spread the country, Cen Scott, then prcaiden as
pant thought c3pcdient court Navclsn and I" ad-
voca!c is principles 1Hr, while CITIZENS lcaIrd ir hcr
lives churches consumed with me by InHnaea
mobs Gen. Scott writing letters Ia cidn" Natives
md also newspaper publications. III .ushihi;eht n "at "
liberal s,fit whGch sought stgumIiz" Z" htc ann 10
degrade tain class il soe!sy Nor thete Is u" va
live 3,oc,n tariynu votes he had in that qanflt
why shotiI Gen. re;an Native AHiertcan! tie hc
cordun; affects them. and ptlclS hhosf H
teaching. OF Seward Greeley lu take ms chance among
iogr or millions nt foreign nitih "i nha
,eccGy proud Gen. SCOTS fame slcr, ana WISE
c! rrr-rnt!y ha II quite natural ne s'fhI o.s''c
unnatural and ira liinna III ihcEi 10 vote tor hi;l
remain seatlcIncn. with great regard AMI respect,
Your frcnd and ohrhi~nt servant,
RORERr TYLER.
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