New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

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NJ tnio goes On ~ my ihai shout four weeks before
lbs tgnFefG0n 10 came home aoi cprespDnif1 WIN
pfh llfne ~ rotation - biz n1iolraion me in,, ne
sfff hmihf ifeghiiGgr0m HtN Hampshire should mast
y ,1wof1, ~ consider HE matter, sud re1nes'ef ~.
B1Jte a. Ndif h. sumo ~ he Delegates rad request
iLtif aiend@nee Ills W. Burke al bot wa anabe -
attend dc mfh'ing hBseK IN isitof hOrey9f he slg
gnsed plsD ~ olffhCGs. NeB Perce replied 20 ma
hitter acknowledging s Fscet and stating that the dele
g1tes present concnIed IN issiews. What thai plan II
oioihfioni whs. viii nppeHr presently Shortly aiter
l5urc and Gen Pierce had Interview the request u
the letter and fully di,cngssd the pan which carried
0pI ainosf 10 ne tc, inter AT baltimore.
IN the following extract, Mr.. Burke fully exposes tho
cuuniiey devised scheme which, under the arfnl msl
agemeni 81 fhrewd pocans, secured the nomination u
Gon Pierce a. the Democratic candidate Tor the Pres
sALs, line Gen Pierce oppressed his ds.rs th' ssl.ra
os ihs converfisn The reEoB be assigned s eoss
qu,nee u The high character for ldsy 70 nps wea 'ns
Urion Of her delegation though snail wot have
n1miei and sven any leading candidate In sae OUTSET
would endanger the Ultimate end We bad IN view ,
ave then Baltimore having some week picY9 81
sEeed orr euire delegation a the Eutaw to9s ols
Out m session we e1ed every energy carry sae Of
Cen Pies On some q che hsi ballots gave ny vote s s
in regard 70 delegation giyns united vote
ton m,s voting hon james Bseh,nen nd e,e,ss
Vrgha introduced the OF 0sn Pierce aud ~a 9i'os
gaze us,ed sots sai h. aotafa These facts me re-
cords q the Convention abgndsnily prove
In continuation Mr. Burke speaks OF his own services
after the nomination. and says among other things that
he "in cooperation with eminent and distinguished
naiurazed citizen, aided in inducing kossuth to take
ground in favor Of the Democratic nominees, which
he subsequently did
The remainder of the article is occupied with expo
stion of the personal relations which have existed be
tween himself and Gen. Pierce since the nomination The
article viii be remembered is in reply to the reports
industrioUsy circulated that the General was personally
hostile to Mr. Burke In this connection extract som
one Of the private letters Of Gen. Pierce given in which
he says;
can state distinctly the charge that an y0uy Enemy has %
fer Ikn0r FOUNDATION ANY WORD or ser OF NINE
Subsequently. General Pierce personally assured Mr.
Burke that he did not countenance the reports MIR
Burke says we prefer to believe that he IS man OF
truth and HONOR and that they Bueried, George and
"others who have circulated the repOts base and
infamous calumniators of both him and US
Our readers put their own Interpretation on the fol-
lowing sentence;
have several and have learned
10 upon and gods We apprOaeh them with
no fear and trembling They men, but the Office which they all
i tie exalted Of human hono II represents the majority OF
the whoever ills entitled the respect the peo
pe while there character far above that OF
President- the GENTLEMAN Tha; mpes truth ho1or nes
riy and justice - -, 49,. 49, ,,.,
but The President who represents and carries
out our principles will have political support he gentle
nan pretended friends Of General Pierce wold attempt to
eho that OF truth aud honor and therefore no
tman We prefer believe that they Of that character and
not he The facts above enumerated g show they
the destitute Of Truth integrity ami honor and not
Gen Pierce"