The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-06

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General Franklin Pierce, the nominee OF tl'o National
Democratic Conn cniion for The Presidency i5a on of The
late benjamin iitTcc Who fought in the revolutionary
war; was hehshcrin Of the county OF nlsborough in
New Hampshire ad Governor ol The Staio il 1s21
and 1920 lie vas eminontly distinguished forl,-
strong aud practical common wei aS for hi,
hncing ldclity 10 Ills country. Ihc Governor was not
highly educated man. fr when he boy few were
Hsmatuol qualiGc, Of heart aud mind we've ho occasion
his rcioImer TO the gubcrnutoria Office or his native
stato Fnan c-i,i~vtuas ccucu, 6iuostn tho atltan-
ag q rgh education n the neghloring colleges, and
IN tis connection may Illustrate the characteristics oa
III pacrna anccstor ~ onec1otc II was dining yoco-
ton thot FRANK q the o.d home sad n llboroueu
ara at he same time iio ropulr chicf MAGISTRATE Of tic
State lie other, was engaged in preparing his annual
7agc to the Leeaturc If ihe state. The ancoaotc
illustrates in strong light Tia sterling worth of in
tcln patrioti (which in is extended is love
ilc fclm of his country government we'll as or c
country itself. which inspired hc revolutionary yc-
t0an.
There n word 70 10 spelled. II q hard worl.
II NO. no less word thap the word but" Frank y
said the Govcrnor how do yol srcll but - fraut with
The advantages Of his scholastic cruditlou, abe to
lyply Al once t." " Dvil t1kc these lite words"
said tho senior general they bother me; bui rrank,
wien come to Constitution. | can spell that without
locking in . hoeA.'
General rrcc therefore Of good stoct, and he has
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rent men Hon. tanicl Webatcg Gcn. coss 'iou JQla
F.ank Ii,rce was brought up to tic pro i,n oc thc
law and hc III stinguisl1d lin scl in H. being a riaG Il i
clear head and sound understanding. lic follows
the legal profession and IL Il csnacl hat hc rcaizc,
~ = aDoug r"Vo !eo,. ~ i.ellr ~ concord, tlc
liz of middle height and s1e and of good addc.s III
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elected Inem er o. TIE United Sfcs Senate tor the
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everywhere attaches t. Inn ~ ftason of iis .R9lat
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attend his intercourse with Al casaes Of ccioty.
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