Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

Some weeks ago Maryland gentleman published in
the columns Of the Baltimore Argus the foregoing dialogue,
which wc represented have occurred in political discus
sion al Accomack Court House. between Mr. Henry Wise
and Mr. Mapp The "hg Eector for that conny. The gen.
r,man who furnished the report OF The dialogue 10 the Ar
gus declared lhlI he witnessed hnlse and the coT ol
The Argus tia the character Of this gentlemen Is s!-
ccn guaranty the truth Of this declaration. The da-
was transferred The columns nfcvcry Democratic
per in the yet mc Mr. Mlpp submitted in 81
cnce The circulation o story which II false certainly
placed him in very ridiculous position At last, however,
before the PUBLIC with denial OF the ulh o! the
"daloauc in letter addressed 10 the editors OF the Rich
Enquirer, and bearing date the 18th OF August As
The reported dialogue was published ia this yapcf il is due
10 llr Mapp, that should furnish readers
with his contradiction Of its correctness His letter "i
he found in another column We invite IN" reader I"
confeSSon OF ne ,-ut Of me re2ri .AIs rs 'sr iS r-
s" % aScrrdH |" his It!Gt III Mn M with 10 a'
b.. ,lE VI Rankin Pierce ubo!Ii!Dnisi siG CON
...a i,,, he i witness debate htwecn Hale ans, Pierce
on the subject o slavery and HAT Gen. Pierce came Tor
ward 10 lreni himself against Hairs attacks. And mark
r ic hr Mapp his letter deliberately rclieratc me a.
-,ron hc i r,gured have made in discussion win Mr.
Mise 10 the effect aat lie heard Franklin Pierce Gccilrc
,qat he ,r0QI lsy dorm MS Hie in offence o c COnSton
al rb ci tie South This l. enough is confession %
the substantial truth .: reported dialogue All the ma
tcia avrrn - the original report OF the dialogue are
endorsed III Aayo hsrlt Il is True Ee attempts now
cyai r bv ccrau Xpaua;ions and cmendatlons
Nat is could be expected oi Nhig elsctorl oos@fV'n"
amagc done his BY confession dawn rom nun
by that hro: ni political speakers Henry WISE u
vain, nciral:a ;h3 effect az is disih"t"Seh '''""
thai Franklin Pierce j. ahul!GnI-, and ina ne
is ready lay III. ~ d"irnc "i me c"hSti-
uInpaI rights % The South This end Nr. Mhpp sees
~ tain hv allie ginu heard Gen Pierce in i"i5 u'er
language very siml. 10 that Attributed 10 INN IN the fns"
rrro. %. the Boston speech Nnw what II The IAN
.,iaar a>rrbrd Cen fI"rcc his New bu-ton speech.
concerning cs aiscd Great clhfH'r
II l. rlar G.n rrcc declared he oatted ic iHgre
Stare Iqr that fns drap>I m1r1i right .c " 50 i;a'
Mr. ,pp represents himself Ia have nchd General Pierce
ucr language similar this fire yc1TS beiorH me l""Hfs
Stare lrr ,rus enacted! Perhaps Ar Hapr would attempt !"
escau from this absurd false position by saying THAI NJ
uoiy means In he heard Grn Pierce declare tiht
he and d-rlure slavery. But hls ianga2" IS h"i
80 similar that ascrhcd to Gen Pierce IN The fuss report
of his New Boston speech to warrant the c"Aruson I"
which Nj Alapp saws come ow!t that the Foss re
port is correct. Such explanation would plunge hr.
Mapp into enegous ab~urdr, o dcducinG CON
cus,un from premise with which il has sort OF conncx-
| ion.
aIr Mapp strives in vain break III" force OF his own
testimony 10 III. sound and conservative patriotism OF
Franklin Pierce Under the searching Interrogation nl 'r
forced confess thdt he d,d no! bftfc maj
E'rcnhn Pierce dboihionit and that he had h"aH
General Pierce declare before New Hampshire audience
IN response 10 Tho ncendilry appeals Of The traitor Hale
isathc rouid Ian dorn MS life in dsfence Of he Constitution
al rgLis Of ne Suut What reliable guarantee nl t
trustwurlhInrss Democratic c0ndtae can hc SCUM
dernand Than IL implied in The language and cnn3nci a.
crbcd Cr.era Pierce bv The Nhla clccor oil Acc"hhch
With lanarss breast he the tide o abolition hnati
csn .ren-i; cun!rOn's the traitor fthe m
the moment vi his triumph and ain IN The extreme Norm
pledges Ills lille IN defence oi ihc rohsii'uilon iiSe VI "
South. ,
persuade the South reject unworthy lis confluence
I.Sgutk Sid: Democrat.