The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-30

Mr.. Perkins, the wing member OF Congress from New
Hampshire, who describe The past political of the
two abolition journals in question: and certify that their
editors, Messfs Goodale and Fogg. are men OF character
aud veIaeliy As for Goodale we have shown that re-
by the demonstrated faisehood OF the single material
meni bis letter contains. draws very heavily at
the credit OF his Two official endosers AS 10 Fogg. tke
editor OF the other aboliuonis, journal which published
the false report OF Gen Perce's speech, Messrs Tuck
and Perkins admit him substantially 10 be aboltonisi
but say that he is worthy of belief The two honorable
menbers go further and certify substantially that the
journals edited by Goodae and fogg OF good character
for truth and veracy Ga all these points Messrs Tuck
and Perkins stand directly at issue with their colleagues
OF the New Hampshire congressional delegaion-fion.
MIR. Norris, OF the Senate, and Hon. Messrs Hibbard
and Peasee, OF the Houseal three of whom une-
quvocaliy, over Their own signatures, recently pub
shed by us, that both the aboionis journals in ques-
ton are OF such VIGOROUSLY Infamous character cas- 10
render any contradiction OF their statements unnecessary
where their character is known" In this position
are quite willing leave this branch OF the case before
the country
We think is about time have done in our columns
with this foul and exploded conspiracy OF the abolition.
lists to represent Gen Pierce abolionist in his
views in order defeat his election The baseneas and
the foolhadness of the plot stand in bold relief on
its face. In its whole conception and II is
tery seconiradctory. II General Pierce holds abol-
ton opinions and publicly declares them these men
aege, then why do the abolonists hate and denounce
him, and why has he through his whole life hated and
deed them, and lramped down them and their docnes
THIS fact alone is the unanswerable refuation of the
whole calumny and the whole conspiracy would have
been hardly worth noticing but for the light which it
throws on the infamous practices 10 which wing leaders
and leading wing organs are resorng to deude and mis-
lead the people in the present canvass.
By way of finishing this matter, and of putting il in the
power OF all readers to Judge for themselves how
monsIous outrage has been perpetrated by the wing
and abolonist conspraors against Gen Pierce we now
place before readers the following conclusive test
mony of the officers OF the New Boston meeting and the
principal men who attended it, The original manuscript
of the document containing the original signatures has
been placed in our possessions and must be regarded as
the direct testimony Of the meeting itself to the speech Of
General Pierce. But this is not all the most W.
state. matter of personal knowledge. that
General Pierce his signature has repeatedly de-
nouncsd e report in question, of his speech at New Bos
ton, grossly fa.-os tissue of faisshoods, and COM
peie and total Misrepresentation of ciat he then sad This
precudes the necessity of any further testimony on
the subjects and if we alIude to the matter again,
it will be not vindcate General Pierce from charge
as senseess in itself as it is utterly exploded by the
evidence but rather to bold up to the just indigna
ton OF The country The foul conspiracy which the wing
leaders and organs have made part of their partisan
warfare, not only upon General Pierce but upon the
right OF the people TO know his true position
The document 10 which have referred is in the fol.
lowing terms:
The undersigned having had their attention called to
communication Published in the Manchester Democrat Of
The Sh OF January last and repdblshed in tho Washing
ION l.epnelc o. The 18Th Instant Purporting give
count Of Gen Perce's speech New Boston winter
deem u due to truth to make the following statement.
1--WE all of present the occasion referred TO-
and arc therefore able to speak positively regard
Il, without any qualification, tissue oil alsehoods from
beginning to end la whole and part, substance and
by those Of us who the of its original pub
icailon No one expression there imputed Gen. Pierce
and most of the entire abcaons with.
out the slightest shadow OF uuth.
Perces speech upon this sion was an able bold
aud eloquent vndcaon OF the pursued by dem.
oeratc OF the S,ue in resembling the nomination of
John Atwood, their former candidate for governor on ac-
count OF his joining with the sborionists oppos.
lion to the promise measures He spoke of the
slave act in perfect conformity 10 the require
the oonsluiion one that we were bound By
the highest considerations observe Ind good
faith. lie alluded TO the arguments made use OF BY tho
nsherlaw politicians, and denounced their doc,rins. as
ansica and dangerous He showed thai their objections
to the present fugitive slave law applied with equal
to the act OF 1898, and the consultation sef The
law oil 1893 he said, had ivcd the
tngton and OF many of the and purcst patriots
among the founders of republic, and he considered
these moral, yirtuous, and as
,hose noisy abooniss who trying to overthrow
| the institutions they have established.
To us who are acquainted with the character Of the war
fare the abolition of this State have been accu.
toned to wage against the democratic party,
ions in their columns like above referred occa.
sion no surprise. Here they deceive But
desperate attempt has been made abroad Gen
Pierce, by revving of their able sehoods
deemed than pie ia stice TO pub-
lish over our signatures the foregoing
Waller French, Dustin Marshall
| j q. Flanders, w. Is. johnson.
/ j. NJ Campbell, Charles Bennett.
b Aver, George w. Hackeu
j. N Haynes, A. L. Hutchinson
OF Manchester,
! j. l.. Kennedy, Elijah Monroe oil Amherst
| Perey Dodge, John s. Carr
| Thomas X. ButerHeld, jeremiah Austin,
Alfred Story, Daniel Austin, OF GoHs
/ town,
Oren More Jesse Carr,
| b Il. Whitemore George Bowers of Nashua
| William Parker, Of Francestown.
| William H. Bachelor, Daniel Dodge, "a.
John Gregg, Parker Bartlett,
John Snuh, Stephen Bennett,
| Aaron While. Jacob Bennett
Jesse wilkins, John Cochran %,
/ Frank Flanders Ezra Corlc.
i Barnham, Jane. Whie
/ WIN Baeheldef Horace Philbnck,
| William Dodge, Samuel Dodge
| David Gregg. Abnet II Bentley.
/ George g Fox, William Bentley
! James Flanders. Benz Dodge An
j BenIinln Fletcher, Hiram Dodge,
j Robert Wnlppe, 1-aac Bartlett,