Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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uRSDAS MORNING, OCTOBER go, 1862
! llllA Ol-T For WHIG LIES!

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few days since, we warned the Democrats against ies
;,o, a,,l;.;,n SANDERS that would be started against
t,nklln Pierce on the Of tho election his 'noon'
,; have brought charge after charge against MN IN
rcc ssinp and all have been speedily exploded and IL
- ', ,,rr, for granted that any new charges csn be as
\, o,rlojeJ Our warning not In vain, for yester-
yh;o b,,,s ;,sslf and endorses the most infamous ut.
,, n. democratic candidate that has yet dsgraced
,,,,,ns ,f lint paper II copies from the Concord
ns IL. il,bisst ass. u upon Pierce representing him as
.so,,.d d,unsard-aai while the Whig says that II
,ws nothing personally "Supposes tho charges 10 Dc
- Now, be i; known the people of The South that
,oncod Tribune the witness Of the Whig 10 published
80 same ctcs with the notorious Foegs abolition paper,
DeG,ocra-that 1t is part and parcel OIL
;jon conspiracy of Eoss, Focg Il Co.. when resorts
means iar or foul 10 defeat franklin Pierce, because
m noble and manly advocacy of The fugitive slave iam'
mic, ,esc uboonis,s along with the Richmoho "h's'
m isfcev denounced. Now, with all reasonable men, y
), s.tlicient 10 prove The identity ol ms ast toe'ier
l., pre vii, the Infamous knot OF a5oonlsts 10 cfhsh
he earth But go farther, and We shall prove oy
,,1ps champions OF temperance IN Concord tnal the
i ne Concord Tribune relied on BY the Whig, are
s;,l.ehooas In The Philadelphia Sun, an anti-Do-
m,.,,.e p.per, wc find The fol- wing paragraph:
81, PIERCE AND THE TEMPERANCE VOTE.
m cus charge oi intcpe'aIe habits made against
p,. which fist appeared in the columns VI 'le ~.
y '. r.fpre hs prump. rehuse from epery quarter
, ,5rstv ou,,rsighs partisan maeroence Nay, moe'
s,ic. II the allegation has caused a reaction among
fcn.s of temperance, and thus the wrong is feouK-
ns lcal uoin, OF view The Crusader temperance
siec in Concord, Il. H. has come out In iarol Vi
. spc asserts the stories about Gen. Perces oTinkhs
-, \, s,a,dalous" THIS Is the second paper "hch
The cause of temperance that supports ferce lof
M p,s1-nrv II is righteous rctrbutlon mat these ue-
~ ,oM be punished in manner which they VIII most
;ssly ..el-he lCss ol votes
v !, Concord Of irrcproacha5le lives and characters
- :, he same community with Gen. Perce-not para-
If Genera! Pierce but The chosen and acknowledged
ii.rs oi the cause OF Tempetance-denounce MS ioul
gs,s in this mster. The Crusader the organ OF Inc
-,arce cause In Concord goes farther ana exposes Tue
.rspsry motives OF Wheeler, tue editor OF he concord
i,une and his cowotket in infamy, D. B Palmer. Inc
/ ;r.aier says:
oNe were so much disguised with the articles weekly ap
.oo in he Tribune that recently we asked MI Heos'e
= o.,nsi l. edor) what he expected 10 gain oy such
mrs, He said tie did no, know what he should get out
y Palmer had frequent communications win rtZ nehry
Warren OF Washington and had AssuRASeEs fRoa HIM VI
.rp,-ossAip WORTH $4,000 YEAR IL CASE THEY c"uLp
&.ecyrp Is DEFEATING GENERAL PIERCE we are mus
.ruar because the main OH sct OF those who conduct
paper create prejudice IN the minus Vi temper
n, men at distance, without regard 10 Inc means oy
sh i, can be accomplishment even endeavorlng 10
!s us polca hobby horse which they may Tide into
q !, Office Of S3OO0 a year
m0ne woi luher in relation D. s. Palmers devotion
,n,.ancc: we charge that during his late visit TO he
e Mane his expenses were part borne oy persons en-
,ei n the Illegal sale Of ardent splri's IN ms town.
&,nsher st IS 10 be regarded ush money others can
.r ,s we'll n. utseivee He is now absent again, anu we
,oye mat prior his departure application was mace
u,s jnstanc successfully, 10 the same sources ~
3nlt hn% 10 pursue The vocation 10 WHICH .! o"s pa'e
e. h, become peculiarly htted
Srca The corrupt and Infamous witness upon whom the
,sles 70 destroy the character of upright and honor
IL rsn Il ia warse than the miserable and sfocious e-
o;ove Pierce an abotonist by tho testimony OF ne.
81 :%scs:.g Foss
al Si W. shall show Frank perces character oy high wing
rlnony The Congregational Journal, reheious paper
n nfh Standing under the Influence of up aho justice
forward expose The infamous assaults OF Inc
al press upon The personal character OF Gen PIERCE
ii his ac of justice, it received anc puolshed
III from Prof c. b. Haddock late OF Dartmouth and now
"A Stale. Minister 10 Porlusal--a Whig and clergy
III, Of the hghes, standing. We give the following ex-
from his letter. which is witheriag rebuke of the fede-
III ,ss for ,helr spe,y scandal, and personal nreciive
Il rsds Gen. Pierce:
II go New Jamrshire may be Installed in the White
n /. Fortunate nan our friend the General. He hac
itu keep ouei, and honor comes 10 solicit hii 'eei
Axmoud OF ~, native State am no politician, you
d. and have he happiness 10 count "1n1ng my lrenos
clans OF both parties; AND cEETAISLT, An GREATLY
,En TO YOU THAT yoU HAVE HAD THE COURAGE AND THE
AncE TO SPEAK THE TRUTH YOUR SEIoHBoR, WHATEVER
ID ..i:aL AovERsARIss MAY SAY :.
1 ,aAc ap,aut :2Eo caEno attod TO have ms fivat
ius IL and honora5y. who is unwilling that ms mef
u r he fairly presented 10 the world does not deserve
csa And when Office is 10 be obtained by petty scan
spt unoeu,rors personal invective, the MORALE OF a
ID brs su!ar. public journal, which has the ooidness
Id AXE t.,r r,ound and act liberal principles, ls
#;tny all comnendutlon
But lie whig has grossly .nEeJ with lis eyes wide open
T. 3nsw tu well that this charge Of drunkenness against
ali percs rs appeared in The abolition ~ l. ifouhe'
d. a that paper had afterwards made full retracton
D.: sog9py r The charge. II knew full well that The ~.
IA Express whg, lad utterly denied the truth oil 'he
@ and had especially testified TO its want OF tuth IN le.
8o perct. resI-nce in Washington, where the Editor
# ,n The sam. lime But nearer home, the wing
Ma.w III. well tha, We published letter from Scott Whig
&aSs Of Richmond hu, residing In New Hampshire,
,:.-! 10 hi, Scott hlg friend In this city, 10 "hich ne
Maly and manuly tc,ti6cs 10 the temperate haos ol
N1sTn Pierce. Tre Wing knew all this, and yr' In lts
msraie malice aiscsedits lie testimony OF natiVeoorn
Msaaas VINO are familiar with the habits oil flefce, ana
'aes The ..chdods and calumnics OF Aooitlonsts as
M.i Need say more, to invoke the Indignation
i and men, Of all pariies TO the desperate 'ac
8 i Southern Sewaldesl But the day of reckoning Is
.ot aud glorious vii! be he popular verdict oil conoem
H H4on On all such miserable C71edlenta.
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