New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

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ard mad Mr. Mop sokBo rIetEe dat Irbaff1 Piece
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SouIA, and PIT dotcs Saos-yf-
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Mr. El1-Did you DO, hear Fraakiia Pi>rr< reply b
ths ard ssy-" # Hale should he.d an army u march
On be South, h. had frs 70 na,ck Op1 he (PieresD
dead tody for b would head army 20 oppose him
Dir HaDDy-T did
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Which tris r.py enciteo. TIE court bOose rang yin
shcuis Of s2ps1,e repeated sEsin AMI again Mr. "s7
thsn reaoested bis opporsnt y r-te TIE fset' sgnh
Which be d.d 10 sipost brsathess s15tory. "Isa.
Pre- did cay hIsppns bis band upon ss 2re.'. pe.
r11cl<G ppon ~ SoaA'
Now whether this scene was really
got up by Wise, and played of by the
help Of some counterfeit Wing. or
whether "a gentleman Of Snow Hill,
Somerset County, Nd" made it up out
Of whole cloth, we do not decide. As
Wise used to boast when in Con-
gress that no newspaper was published IN
his District, it is possible that he did
let of this ingenious display Of LOco-Foco
pyrotechny for partisan effect, confident
that the Eastern Shore spectators would
never detect the illusion. If so, the un-
lucky presence and amazing greenness Of
the gentleman from Snow Hill has led
10 an exposure which can hardly fail Of
marring the effect of the Captain Of the
Tyler Guards future performances. He
will hardly be able to make real lightning
Of geese-wings hereafter.
Mr.. Hale, finding this ridiculous story
current under his very nose, recently adj
dressed note to The Union exposing its
faIsehood. lie had no diScussion Nth
Frank Pierce tpo years ago, nor at any
time within SIR years the only time they
have spoken together since they were on
opposite sides was in 1916, and then
nothing occurred at all resembling the
above Roorback. He asks those who won't
believe his assurance on this subject to
write to Gen. Pierce about it.
One might suppose that so ridiculous
fabrication as the above would, as soon as
knocked in the head, be consigned to obiy
ion. But no! The Union hangs on to it
The Richmond Enquirer still parades it at
its Editorial head Hear them
We do not undsystand from The s,ateueni Of Mr.
Mapp that Gen. Peres pds present at tbs time q, which
Mir Hale IL reported as having made the remark attn
buted to him But phen 70 The Of Gen. Pierce
ke doubtess might hare rqiied that "n Hale should
bead an army march the South, he would have 10
march over his dead body
Union copied by Enquirer.
Is not this rich Is not the retailing Of
such chsT worthy of great country, a
great contest and great cause How
must Political Discussion enlighten and in
struct the Southern people when such are
its themes and resources!