New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
TIA ye,es Of the .Hampskire Cafhshcs
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The following communications, with una
names appended. have been forwarded 10
u by the Ca holics and irishmen OF tn's
city, Dover, Newmsrket and Nashua WIN
q request that they be published INC
documents must spesk for themselves:
MANCHESTER, n H., Sept q, 3D.
Mr.. EDITOR We have seen letter u
John White, E.q, Of Mh"auk'', SGae1 Oy
number O. Catho,ics e ,ucord, in witch great
praise is besto~ ed on Gea F'aokin tiefce 'of "'7
.No,.s :, .ho coove,.ion and elSsSheTe. 70 have
the Religious r, 81 removed from the C'rst"u-
ton of this State. H. is tut natural u suppose
that something all nov be lookeo i'F nom me
Catholics ia this State, sho hold tue opposite
opinions ia poliirr, esrc'a'ly as the let'"r re-
t.,,sd IN seems 10 spesk, not only for the Catho-
lie. NJ this Soatr hu. f,r hose Of New-EnPland
B.tore ro;pr INTO tire subject any fdrrnor we
,,sure the Catholics "f the Union, that e. sre are
n plenty of ouf religion in M. EOslfn1 who
have shout 10 much r. gard tor Gen. Pierce ami
the politics no advocates, as thy have IJf ths
old blue IuVs' at Cunuectr ut, but We are
willing tn give To Nj. Pre- whatever credit ne
is OIL titled to f,r tho pait he 10 X Ia trying 90
have the Test r-uIO'ed. me Odby P0'rtot Of
Concord gave fat report # 'hc pfU5oroidSs a.
ter the COnvemIon, aUd upon 10 sc cnle1y de-
pend for n'Oma IUn, md ~hcTc 10 tn ffp Ift Is
The proof 10 ut found ha he IA tdr any hing Ike
"a pOs eIfui tf,1t' 20 baVe tue OcIOus lest ex-
plunged hOm The ConSu u'iUn, We ere wa lie u
say-in fact NC can rte nothing ~hd'e'ec that
Mr.. Pierce did, ~hhe The feet was unc n con-
xideIatisn, TO hove ~ I-mnvrd.
After Ju0ee " o dnurV had spoken Hpsl The
subject the pIOp-TJ, qualification came u, aud
&ha,( .an htaf ftff L n
tOnsd the Rel. uu- i,sJ az ublot o. s'ignt upon
the State. ono trht il mad tor long Il ne been
dead letter. and Otn'T things ~hCh are really
laue liable. EarIy 10 the CoDvrniIJr, Judge W JOd
bury had ma Ia knn~1 MS lntcOtIun O. { Ter an
Amendment, az d p Op'r {, ne, by siriRn[ out the
word Pr,,,esranT 10 "a the SiIth ArCicie OF tHe
Rill Of RIGHTS, Wnrn the tune arrived, Mr..
Pierce rrru,ndei hin, Ui n, aud no did 80 aud II
was stricken cut and rms - the sum u M SUP
stance VI what no d d ~ the ConVrH1oa - nave
the odOus Test run we'd. and no" tai TINS may
be con .idoT, a 'puAtT'ui Cn ~ ~ leave Othe's
10 INDIE. Macy OF u dudoT the uupre ss"n
that ne had CUn- moe uulil W eIanned the re-
mort for ou,ttlef WHAT he has con" al % Vn-
me etiDes 10 Concord ar tlse vhs'e. we kno not
sure It Is that h~ sp-eche-, If he IN ode any, ave
not been FrpOrt. d even by his o~u pa ", and rs
TO what Is reported 10 IN" OetnOc'a'Ic papers
throughout the country, cOnceTnns tue ltisraIity
of the DemUCfdc, of thi~ State, We WCud have
Catholics mighty cautious, for az We can assure
them by puruul e1peI ence aud as the v trs IN
the late elections ou the rrvIs'On "i the Cone'uu
'tion have shOwO more deteTu med enenles al the
rights Of Catholics, there are II It m the country,
than the Dtmoc,ats of Ne~ Hampshire. Ibat
the papers OF that pat, tnTOign"uC the state
advocate the removal VI the Religious lie 1t 10
nothing. We know thrt the Organs Of the In'
party Throughout III. count v have al gaVs Gp-
pared strong 10 th-r love NJ Catholics aud irish
men, and we olsp know how they nave treated
them when Dythlns CONCERNING tneIr interests
came up.
All anti Cattoc bigots. whether Wig or
Democrat, tehc W. knJ~ there are plenty OF
both, VII h, aTtily cesp se; Yet prefer the
bold and daIIng Characters among them co the
soft heart d, hOFTt, loving sOus, who arr always
GO enthusiastic IN our w-lfare that there is lile
danger Of bair of our head oven biing harmed
In then presence, * tp', however, thHr they II ~
ag0od suit chance TO ourn us alive. Every ono
knows the fqttriy USE bV that party II cstch
the votes Of Catholics pfsyious to, aye aud since
the agitation "f tn School question IN New
York CITY, and how they uoated US in that al ur.
Again, when they went INTO power IN Massachd-
eetts in IS with the express undsrs' and'ng that
they we're to d0 sum' thing" Ia the Convent
Question we all know what they dd-tt iseaslly
told-uothDg. Sill later with our var with
Mexico, and when that party was 50 deeply IN
tere, ted in every thing that concerned us, mat
th.y applied tor & ,thOlIc c1nplans TO attend tne
Catholic soldiers in the armv, aud when our
forces had So far GOT posses' IN OF tho cIuotry
that they thDuk ht they could try It saie'y 40
we'll knew how coil, they proposed robb'ne the
churches in that country and applying the pu0-
70 the FL pens.s of the war--all thi Ne remsmher
and as Tar m il deprncs on our oiiJrts P0sterity
shall also ~ mr mbrr ~. .
For The Wings % do this. might raise our dis
sust and indg ma lion, huc nor cur SurpnS', for "e
believe thu never have Pretended 10 tie so dead
in love with us ~ ihe other party. Ii was the
blow f. m the dagger "f Brius That IN 're than
all othe CO Iried d,afh t" TIL heart oil Ccear.
WewIl not provoke the laughter ut any one
who ney Rad tbs, by gJH'elv telling tham that
I'M. is not for .lr. Pioneering PURPOSES; on the
contrary. we wish il uuderSoooi that IL Is iof the
cypress purposes of party that Ne publish th,'
Aud while We cprpiy avnw our preference for the
party VINO. although theV have seldom manifested
any great reea'd Tor ms n'e STEADY advocates o.
prott otion ia home Industry W. wish { show our
aversion 20 that part when has ALWAYS ha,tered
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