Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

save Just at the close of Concord Town Meeting
in 1882, when the question had already bee
decided against US in the State and also in Con
cord itself
In our estimation he has done nothing to meri
our support Indeed, in 1885 his own party i
the State Legislature, passed a law deprvin
unnaturalized citizens of what little right of su
trage theirs, up to July 4th of that year.
VIM. Pagan Lawrence Kelley
Patrick lyman Barnard Stephens
Patrick Ryan Thomas Kelly
Timothy Quinn William Hagen
Michael Lynch, Patrick Hughes
Michael Hoben John O'DonneII
John McGTath Patrick McArde
VIM Lawler Edward McArdIe
John Gallagher Patrick Doyle
Lawrence Gallaghar Philip Coffy
Thomas Gallagher, Edwin McArde
Michael Flanagan James McGill
Daniel Donahoe Michael Doyle
Richard Ronayau Michael Connolly
John Clancy Patrick O'Brien
Dennis Seaman James McDonough
Owen McDeTmOtt Thomas Walsh
Patrick Wheaton Michael Harrington
Richard GleesOn Daniel Clifford
Vim McEnally John Barry
James Fitzgerald Henry Fagin
James Doran James OKeefe
James ODonnell Daniel Sheehan
Patrick Devine James Wheaan
Edmond Fitzgerald Peter Mclaughlin
Edward Cosgrave James CIarev
Torrance Mccarthy Edward Williams
Francis Geary Daniel FitZnatrick
VIM. Cunningham Joseph Cummings
Michael Nolan Patrick Riley
Patrick Canavan Thomas NfcManus
Christopher FitzsimmonsM Michael Stafford
David Roach James Reddin
Charles O'Neele Patrick Dalton
VIM. Higgins Philip HaIpin
Roger Foley Patrick GlenOn
VIM. Connolly James Burke
Edward Burke John Cassidy
John Heffernan John HAYES
Owen Gleeson Matthew Ryan
Andrew Casey VIM. Griffin
James McEnnaly Richard BOYLE
Peter McGennies VIM Brown
Patrick Powers James DAILY
Thomas CIary Stephen Mclaughlin
Patt Sullivan VIM. VI Gown
James TeaneY Thomas ONeile
Patrick Stack Garrit Wall
James McCloskey Wn. Brady
ohm Hogan VIM. Story
Richard Nugent
Concord, Sept. %. 1852.
Let the following affidavit speak TO honest me
everywhere, and tell them what means are en-
ployed 10 manufacture public opinion for a car
didate who has become somewhat identified wit
Certificates We hear of others of the ~36.
who declared they knew not their names wer
used until they were in print who never consent
ed that their names should be of the "36 - We
as they are employed under those who are yer
real in their support of Gen P, they have not We
been urged to certify to the improper use made G
their names, as the three who sign the fOlowin
are amply sufficient to hx the character Of III
whole transaction:
"We, the undersigned. Catholic citizens of Cor
cord, n H., having seen our names affixed 10
letter dated Concord n. H. Aug. I3, 1852. I
John White, Esq, Milwaukee, Wis, representa-
that we and other Catholics of New Hanpshir
feel under great obligation to Gen. Pierce tor hi
efforts in the Convention and in other places {
remove the intoIerant tests that exist in the Cor
sttution OF this State, positively declare that "
never signed said letter, nor gave any person Ill
erty TO sign 1t for Us; that our names are theI
without our knowledge or consent, and that :
far as we are concerned the whole IS a base forg
~, and its statements false.
PHILIP HALPIN.
JOHN GALLAGHER,
JOHN LYNCH
MEEK1sAc, s., September %. 1852.
Then personally appeared the above name
Philip Halpin. aud made solemn oath taat "a
foregoing statement by him subscribed IS true.
Before me.
Asa Fowler,
Justice Of the Peace.
NERsr4Ac, S., September %, 1852.
Then personally appearing the above name
John Gallagher, and John Lynch, and made oat
that the foregoing statement by them subscrib,
is true. Before me, y. H. SASBoRN,
Justice Of the Peace.