The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-04
ICTrrR FROM NLW HAMPSHIRE
GENER PiERtE
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August Il, 1852 ,

august u, lN1S.
" hen I arrived at Boston, some days
ago. noticed ia the papers, for the first
time. q charge against General Pierce, that,
900 speech delivered at New Boston. \ H..
Sometime lac, january. he had condemned
the Fugitive SLAVE act, aud otherwise bad
spoken Unexpectedly of our ouiheru ia.
situations.
" IL was the mos, interesting top. then
a.f'Ht, came upou purpose tpuGuuc into
tuo umticr ln TINT implltt4l. uuih layug
va, lh-' a writer ior is uru,nl iJp, a.our
burv, now to Investigate aud report Oh pu.
'H.ral sutg"cts.
ibe evidence to sustain the charge Is a
report made ol tac speech b, unp uancd
oss, and published ia the Nanrhestrr y
II Democrat ,hortl, alterit Was t'lycrad
apj the certificate ol the sad lass aud
two Others, recently issued. ~ rehntlrg
t.sttmou} to the denial aad evidence al
tered bt the friends Of Gen. Pierce. !oss
a'iirn, that he reported the speech correctly
us lo these points, and persists IN hs state.
ntuls.
on the Other SIDE written settlement NJ
note than one huudrsd gentlemen, WHO
were present at the Tune the ~ ech MAS
madc. 80 which the report, rs published IA
the Manchester paper, Was declared 20 be
ntt4i aisc thstao >nr' s,f esS.oHs wore
cup.a,td az q, tnt'her stated the spb9ance
80 WHAT ,he Gvnrri did say
Both ct these statements are before the
public liul no0, something lios below
the surface ot Things, as thus represented.
II i. necr,aluv la ak vim Nj l'o.s b.
what hnd Of q journal is the Manchester
Drmocta'. and mto the history oi the con
test out oi which this speech issued frt
a mom,nt, however, | VIII so back to events
occurring IN lsii
john T. lIule. now United States Seoa.
tor from ta.s State, was then n the lower
House ol Congress. ilathg turned over
from Whisgcry some vents pror 10 that
'bc democrat, elected him tp jhat post
When the Texas question wa. aeitatcd, he
wrote letter home to his constituents IN.
king ground against annexation The dem.
ortat.. "a a body. were ia favor of that
measure. aud Gen Picrc, caused his polli.
cal Trends throughout the dislrc, to drop
Vi iiae at the next canvass and take ~
some one who would more scrupulously
carry on, the Wishes of the people 'lh.
movement succeeded aud 'ialr was hid
on the shelf he s'nlr winch grew irr"
hts opposition 10 W. Hale, produced a DE
cid,d rapture hetVc,n HIM aud Mr. +,
vhch has moi been Lrai,d up Co lhl. d.N.
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