Washington telegraph., 1852-09-15
Hon. c. FaClevelaDd. Of Conriecticut:3 T 3

Hon. c. FfSClevelapd Of Connecticut5 z
] Hon. B, H.. ,ThIustoQ. of Rhode. Island. 4I4Tf
Hon. H. Hamlin, Of Maine, ~ as-
Hon, 4. II. Buell. Of Michigan. - s. = -
III Dodge, |. ?. Walker, and Ex- Governor J .,
4 DotH, Of Wisconsin ~ 49,.
With Hons b Wilrnot and G. A Grow, c.
/ Saundersen and J. w. Guernsey Of fPehrmylya yania.
And And D Dr. E1 r. p Gazzqn and Major p LyHch OF
This list Of the friaRas Of freedom zealousiy sup
port Nlr Pierce and think you, sir that these men
I can be induced to pander to slavery! Never
/ They are ireemen the sons of freemen, born in
free States, and thoroughly attached t6the. .princi
PIES Of ireedom; and aiding in the electionof Gen,
Pierce, in fact electng him. il be shall be elected,
they win take their fll share of thegces Of tie Co
refnaeht and set their influence against slavery
and make it tetiectual! (APplagse,) Now, my idea:
from winch | came is that Gen. Pierce is entitled
to suppoEtas the best ant-savery man Of the two
candidates Nominated at Baltimore. -,r
Gen. Scott is a southern born man. and if report
speaks truly, decidedly favorable TO Popery, which
iii so is to the mndo the; great majority Of the
Americans decidedly objectonable3 while Cen
PIerce's New Hamps lire friends, was fully
shown tyltheir votes against abolishnig the AM ti=
Catholf provls IN thelraState Constitution, arg
detngned sUPporterSot ProfestGat,SRaaad oDpoaelts
OF PoDafy And so beyond question, is General
Pierce hifnsef-as his good old father was before
him. who assisted in the framing and adoption of
the Constitution, by which PapstS are excluded
from Office IN that State. .,e4- @ se'
An additional prool that Gen. Pierce is at heart
strongly aRti-Papist in his eYmpathies aad con-.
nectonS take the fact tha. the Democratic party
OF New Hampshire, OF whlea he has long been
the leader have long had the whole control of the
government OF that State, and managed matters
as they pleased, instead OF amending the constltl-
ton 50 as to do away with the exclusion of Gath
g,iip p.t.-a
Is and the CGtRocS nor no more od office there
tAau aaVf$ iqt the Se1ta, md hidiuas. VIII, they
stand aay better chance to obtain Federal oAees
from Gen Pierce, when be shall have been elect
ed President As still further proof on this sab
iect take the fact that all the Protestant associa-
tions, the Management Order of United Amer
icaJls' and "Sons of Arnerican are snpporters ot
Gen. Pierce on the ground of hs position in re-
We have all aong 'hclev ved that the AAY BtRENS
and other leading ASel ianisiso the Norilf saRc
Their l9Gi5," when they came SO. promptly to the
support Of Pierce. They We're well acquainted
with his antecedents, and felt assured that his
views so nearly asSiTniiateG to theirown that his
elevation 70 place and power would be almost
tantauoult 60 the C,ccdon OF one Of JheIroWli Set
Hence The alatritv OF their movements. and hence
the heartincss O. ther support We can think Of
no other reason which could have operated anon
jhclr mind
Our F9fpnepos EEqa the foregoing speech iWili
be isW;s q tast taeTe seems to be 80 necessitv for
corhaeGtat 's!iS A. more sgnffcant-p.cancto1r
Wedo no remarn5ef ever 70 have seen. Il speaks
10. itself iayery lne is Suggestive The inten-
cions o. the prominent AboItunists. 50 far as the
election OF Gen. Piefee is concerned, are jLilv ey-
posed The appeas to sectasan bigotry. and the
arguments a&yanccff-tc show tt5&t Gen Pierce is
al hsaIt strongly aatl Pa31tst,H will no doubt re-
ceiye that consideration they merit m
Ye,c Orleans BtHetia.
4 hEARr-heNp!YG AFTAR-We have rarely
hea.d--say The Louisville Journal OF the 2lst
lpst-ol more melancholy occurrence than was
related 10 l+ YESTERDAY BY Nj. GwataIney, OF the
steamer Fort Pitt. which took place az Henderson
| lately. Two Young ladies' named Miuder aged
sixteen and eighteen Respectively, who's parents
reside inriieuderson, committed suicide earlv7fn
| the morning bydrowhing ther1seloes'in tie ONO
river. They left thei'ijonnets on shore tied their
| lands together wdte awisite handkerchief and
deliberately WalEed iuto, the river. e-tr,
No particular cil;Se is assigned fer the act
Both laUcs. as well as their family. are respc,a-
Some time ago difficulty occurred at Lewis
port. between brother-iI-law OF the ladies and
Young gentleman betrothed to one Ot them The
brother-.nlaw was sta bbed by the vounr man..
which caused his death. lHe1,aaiS EcptcSS.
z.z&sE assl..4ssz4se; "a