The daily union., 1852-10-15
From the New Hampshire Patriot
corruption EApoSed-imp0rtant Developments
from an unexpected Source

! From the New Hampshire Patriot
Corruption Exposed-Important Developments
from an unexpected Source.
! Below will be found an article from the last number
OF the Crusader, the temperance paper published in
this town, and the organ OF The State Temperance Sc
cey. The statements therein made, considering the
quarter from winch they emanae. will attract they
deserve, Tue attention OF the public That paper has
ever been under the influence OF the most violent oppo
nenls OF ihe democratic party and the whole force oil the
temperance movement has been turned in The same d-
reetion Bui Il seems that the change OF propFetos
which took place a few weeks ago has produced
change IN ihe Character oil the paper that though
wing IRON education and long associated with the
men VINO nave gwen TINS partisan character TO boh
the paper and the has proessed vocate The
editor - determined that the paper shall no ongele
used Tor partisan purposes, and that in his hands m
temperance cause shall not be made a political hobby
horse ior The promotion OF partisan schemes and as
the fret and indispensable step towards the separation
discarded the malign influence and exposed the char
acter ol The "boaled Goliah OF ialsehood" who has
so long been suffered TO prostue the temperance cause in
tis stale 10 such base uses In epublshng his article
we wish 10 direct The attention our readers 10 three
points embraced in il.
l. Iae light IN t0atel the editor regards he attacks upoa
Gen Pterces personal character I will be noticed that
he chaFacteTzes them vIle ISLANDERS" and speaks OF
Them IN The same indignant terms OF rebuke which all
honorable men employ N speaking Of them. In thus
treating them there rs no room Tor doubt that he speaks
honestly and from sense oil daty the pub c as well
as OF justice to slandered neghbor The editor Of the
has he has had all the that Sc slandeers have
OF knowing his character aud conduct; he has always
been politically opposed to hm he has the name OF be-
ing young man OF unbemIshed character, the son OF
the late Governor d. l.. Morr; he is the conductor of
the only temperance paper in the State and evidently
ny appreciates The responsibility OF his position and the
Importance OF keeping that entirely disconnected
ifon party politics Such being his character, position
an1 means OF knowledge, he his in conden-
nation OF these gross asehoods and base ISLANDERS upon
The democratic candidate for the pesdencys In this he
Is sustained by the most respectable in this comma
MY including men o all parties, as well as cergymcn
ol al denominations The question then arises which
is the most worthy OF belief aud in which can the pub
c most safely conde of such character and stand
ing, or the miserable scoundres who make sander yo
cation and pursue II under promise OF rich reward? Is
such testimony TO be rejected, and The paid bels OF
whose names wherever known are "-ynonymous with
whatever is worthless and un,mthul," 10 be believed
IN us stead We viii not insult the intelligence and
moral sense OF our readers by arguing this question
2 Ine mof'ge uhict governs ihs 1oacoI3rs of these
rte aanferS" upon Gen Pierce This is exposed from
their own mouths; and TO this we wish 10 invite the al
tenton of The whole country. F,tz Henry Warren. who
retired from hlgh office 10 which he appointed by
zen lay tlor 10 superniend the for the Scott
party and who is expected TO have in the cabinet
II Scott IS eected-ths manager OF the Scott party has
promised an authorship al Washington, worth SO 900
year. 10 Dad Palmer, as an inducement for him manu-
iacture and retail these ve SANDERS upon Gen Pierce
When II is known to the country that this Pan.r is one
oil the vilest men in the and-tha his conduct and char
acer are SO infamous that in the language OF an emi.
nen wing OF this town, "every body avoids him any
ieceni man will cross the street 10 avoid meeting him
that this fellow has within three or four wears been yr.
uay convicted by the verdict oil jury of both forgery
aud psiJug; when such man is odertd high, honor
able. and responsible Office reward for the fabrica
ton OF "yie ISLANDERS against the character oil General
Pierce, the people OF all parties NAV well stand aghasi
at The corruption pracsed by the federal managers in
tbeit Efforts To get possession OF the government The
promise OF office in advance a reward for patty yce
Is corrupt aud corrupng in It's tendency in any and all
cases; but when high stations promised 10 the vest
| o men as reward for the manufacture OF Infamous
llbes against private character this case il merits
and must receive the COMBINATIONS and the
WTetcneu harya in
must meet The indignant scorn and delesiaon which
such vIeness IS sure 10 provoke from free vuous
people.
The method By tctich moaey Il raised 10 circulate tlse
Uae SANDERS" Upon this point the Crusader" is less
pointed and specific than The known facts ami The na.
my ot the transaction us 10 drmand-though II
states the main fact distinctly We will supply what
the Crusader omitted Just before this infamous Pal.
| mer made his pilgrimage TO Maine, few weeks aSo,
The leading ieierass sociel contributions To deiray
his expenses but, not getting enough, new Dodge was
tried. Palmer is the active member of n committee an
pointed to prosecute run-seers leading lederaliSt
one who enjoys the favor OF his parry liberal ex.
| tent-went to the keepers Of restorans and hotels
where liquor then sold in violation OF law and told
Them thai II they would contribute towards his expenses
Palmer would 90 OH and not return unil after the sitting
ol the court, aud that they should be prosecuted
Upon this assurance aud for this consideration alone
these men contributed literally; and this worthless
creature went oil on his temperance mission with his
pocket fall OF money the proceeds o Illegal rum selling
aud The price ol immunity from punishment sod to the
"oia'2rs oi the Law by the man seece 10 bring them
o hiS very nature that he keep faith with no one;
and rue to bis nature he cheated those whose money
he had got; he returned before the court And when
II was concluded 10 send him of again, last week the
same federal leaders, through the same active agent,
applied again 10 the vicmlZed rum sellers, telling the
same story and making The same promise. They were
again assured that by payIg literally they would escape
prosecution. Some OF them, enraged his reachety IN
returning contrary TO agreement refused TO pay and ex
posed the transaction Others paid and again this "mis-
slonary OF temperance" started for Maine with his pocket
lol OF hush noaeg-the proceeds Of Illegal selling
and the price OF immunity from punishment, soid 10 the
volaors oi The law by the appointed TO bring them
10 account for their violations OF the law Such il not
only this great temperance manthis devoted apostle OF
that eausebut such are the whe direc, the Scott
party 10 this Gao any one conceive OF anything
more nfamous II Is not Dad Palmer alone who merits
kick from every honest for this rascally business
but Is those who employ hn-thoss who furnish him
with money and aid him in exoriny money from others
upon such illegal and corrupt conditions They are more
to be desnse than be they occupy respectable stations
and therefore deserving of scorn aud punish
ment for such rascay.
Such is this warfare against the private character OF
Cen. Pierce-such the men engaged in it--such the
damnahe means by which IL is carried on II these men
and their work do not meet wilherng rebuke on The 2l
OF November we much mistake the people OF this country
From Crusader.
THE TRlBUNE-OUR DEFENCE
/" Mr. Mofrl ought 10 yet ccrtidcle' that he himself
edits the Crusader lis the heal Of the editorial
The fact that he weekly rei,eies that he is the that
| ooncocts the matter for that paper We him
cherish envy Of the ability he displays the glory he
viii VIM Concord Tribune.