The daily union., 1852-08-08

reckless spirit in which the Republic bolster up the
exploded abolition ialsehood which has circulated and
endorsed. we cite below article from the New Hamp-
shire Patrot the democratic published 10 the town
where General Pierce resides, to which is appended the
certificate in question. We give this document again
omitting only the signatures. which we have already
printed they appear the original paper Ii win be
that the certificate distinctly and specifically afms
of Fosss report that expression there imputed
TO General Pierce is correct and most OF them entire
iabrcalons without the slightest shadow Of truth" Yet
the Republic continues insist that the certificate does
not specifically impeach" Fosss report! We leave
our coempory TO extricate itself from this very mani
fest dilemma as il best can
We repeat write this article and make the sub.
joined extract not again 10 vndicas Gen PIERCE but TO
show the South how the Republic and the whg leaders
are seeking TO deceive the southern people We insist
that they have confessed that they making war upon
Gen. Pierce at the Tune, in the two sections of the
country, upon exactly opposite views OF his character
and position. AT the North. with voice. they assa
him ultra pro-slavery man. AT the South they
assa him as the denouncer OF the fugitive law We
affirm that this attack in both directions proceeds from
the at Washington. We ask them TO note this
policy Of the managers Of the candidate of the "hgher
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From the New Hampshis Patriot
Ink ABOLITION CHARGE AGAINST GgN. PIxRcE.-We have
already informed readers that the federal leaders, in
their utter desperation, and In the hope OF Uurng him a
the South, have charged General Pierce with aboonsn,.
and with hostility to the fugitive slave nw Tho Washing.
Republic has the credit Of this infamous attempt 10 de-
ceivo tho public Tho witnesses produced sustain this
charge just such such are the
Manchester Democrat and the Independent Democrat Tho
Republic give plausbiy its charge and inspire
fdence In its Witnesses assured Its readers that both Of
hese abolition papers advocating the election Of
General Piece We have already said enough perhaps In
regard this show people abroad the abb
surdy the charge; but complete and positive
exposure OF Its entire falsi has just been made In
authentic shape, think II 10 proper for
devote small space to its publication for the nor-
nation of those who may know the infamous char
acter of the Republics witnesses And in doing, wish
to say that all we desire is. that the simple truth should be
known and believed by every in regard this natter
and in regard to Gen. Perces position upon the slavery
question. He and his friends are willing that he shall be
Judged by his acts In all past time relation to this
ect. He and they desire conccalment they wish to
have the whole record oponed and examined; and they
will stand fall the sound and calm Judgment of
the people shall determine upon full candid exami-
nation of that record To that they refer all Of ali par
ties and all shades OF opinion the subject And II be-
the Republic aud the federal leaders, with their abo
on allies and sympathze here, have sought as that
recodit is because these unscrnpulous have delb
eratey attempted to deceive the people by gross and
scandalous misrepresentation of him Is because these
reckless for base partisan ends have put words
his mouth which he uttered, and ntbutod him
sentiments which he entertained profossed
erain This the and sufficient reason, for the
attention which his friends have thought proper devote
this wetched conspiracy OF the sympahzng factions of
federalism and aboonsm to njure the democratic
through its chosen leader We make attempt
cis,e sectional support sectional grounds all ask
desire is that Gen. Pierce's record this
shall be known all of al sections of the country
When that done, will confidently abide the verdict of
the whole people.
The charge against Gen. Pierce is that at New Boston
winter, in speech designed sustain the compro-
mise and the action of the democracy relation
thereto he expressed his adherence of Of hoss
ure he fugitiveslave law) and declared be against
moral right and humanity. and thar slavery contrary
the constitution This n paraded by the Republic proof
of his unsoundness on the compromise question. And
this charge the Republic pubshes the grossly false
reports that speech published by abolition pa
pers above named The following statement signed BY Ill
Of the who heard the spsech In question, puts an
extinguisher upon this whole matter, and will convnce
the editor of the Republic that he has been dabbng very
dirty work
The undsrsigned having had their attention called to
The sh Of January last and rspubishsd in the Wishing
Republic Of the 18th instant. purportng to give
deem due truth make the following statement,
"We all of present the occasion referred to-
ai % ha W. % no 70 70 s
nounce il. without any qualification, tissue Of fssehoods
and detail il s enrsy and grossly false. and was 20 de-
nounced by those Of US who L. at the tims Of It's ors
Pierce correct and most of them entire iabrcations
without the slightest shadow Of truth.
"General Pierces speech upon this occasion
abe bold and eloquent vindicatio OF the
by democr party OF the State In resembling the nom
nation John Atwood, their former candidate governor
of his joining with the abouonss in their op
position compromise He spoke Of the fu-
gitive slave law act In perfect conformity the
quirements OF the constitution, and that bound
by highest considerations observe and In
good faith. He alnded TO the arguments made OF by
the bigber-aw politicians, and denounced their doctrines
dangerous He showed that their objections
present fgitveslave law applied with equal force
the Of l793 and the constitution isef The law
OF 1884, sad had received the approval Of Washington
and many OF the wises and purcst patriots among the
founders Of republic. and hs considered those
moral vuous and conscientious those noisy abo
lonsts who trying TO overthrow the Institutions
\ they have established s.s 4#ssfIa1# ta fa
ITO who acquainted with the character OF the
fare abolition this State have been accustomed
wage against the democratic party communications IA
their columns like the above referred occasion
surprise. Here they deceive But dcsper-
attempt has been made abroad prejudice Gen Pierce
by revivng OF their miserable fIsehoods have
deemed than implc act Of justice publish
over signstures the foregoing declaration.
"July 2ith, 1861"
The Independent Demscrat--Its Opiuion or
/ Gen. Taylor.
Ths R-p,hI,c puhlshed hare under the ovs ~ Csn..