Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Communication.
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Fellow Countrymen-To the Truth Teller, promised In
candidates now before the American people for their
age the 22d of November next namely General Scott
and General Pierce, General Scott have known over over
served short time in the field with him in 1887
the with the Creeks in the Alabama He was recalled
from campaign order Of General Jackson In conse
quence Of his and the command given to
that sterling and efficient officer General Jesup. General
Scott again sent into the field to that
Indian war. General WORTH General hen MAJOR arney,
and Others entrusted with the command for 1t was
notorious General Scott from his overbearing temper
was constantly quarreng with his brother officers his
conduct afterwards proved in the city OF Mexico.
My countrymen the Wings just at this time would make
YOU believe that General Scott the best friend rshmen
had In this country and they have sent him through
yeu.-no / say to insult you by his sycophancy.
Mark what he says in Ceaveland Ohio when addressing
Whig meeting, few days ago. One Of our countrymen
top of his voice, exclaimed "How love that rich Irish
brogue yes eountymen compare Scott In and
General Scott in this city. Read the following orders taken
from the record Of his recruiting officers Pou
instructed not to enlist foreigners; for The battalion OF s.
Shame ON he WRETCH ,oho ,ooald pen such insult and G
te,1cays take the stump and basney the same men for their
imposing himself upon you by soft soapng, that he
told Seward just let Scott take the stump ON e approach Of
the election and aud this rich irish brogn and he would sue
ions you in 1S47S they said forgiyng people,
and managed right Scott would get votes, and then
you might 60 to the Dl Well, my countrymen, trust
Robinson Co. have mistaken their men.
Franklin Pierce Ihape kno,on intimately, since he
modest in his department. We oftsn talked oucr the test qes
ton native State, and often did he assure Of his
determination hare that tao erased from the statute book
provided his life spared Ialloays found his sentiments
on that subject correspond w Jgs Woodbury. Of the same
State HIS influence the presidential chair lciU effect that
for Which he has so long desired
But go farther to prove his sincerity the sub
ect? you not the authority of that good and holy
priest the Rev Father MDenald? Has he not come out
bo under his signature and defended Frank Pierce
from the foul calumny heaped him by such men as
Robinson, Cooney and Others in the employ of the
party, which do you believe? Your priest Robin
son. he reached the shores of this gor
republic enlisted not in General Scots regular army
but in army of Pesbyrans to be instructed under the
Brccknrdgs and others of the SCHOOL, to sander the
priests and churches of holy religion No my country
men, put faith In the statements made by such men,
they like General Scott have love for you ishmen,
except the Of election The Wings employ such
Robinson, Thomas Fitman, and all such, who
would sell their country for Office its spos, and send
them all the country to and barney for your
votes These know in their souls the Wings your
enemies but their thirst noerey and the spos Of Office
them to do such dirty work One of the above named
mercenares told he knew the Wings to be unfendly to
Irishmen, but he poor and wanted Office" Do you
believe such creaturesl hope and trust not
In next will give you, although 1T must be BRIEF
fear trespass too much the columns of the Truth
Teller my why think the Democrats the true
friends of shmen in this country, and reasons why
think Scott should not be elected should have the
vival of the native party of 1874 under this administration
Sincerely, your fellow countryman.
JAMES MAGUIRE