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would afford great pleasure TO take OH s ose, and
small piece Of his Up as would e.. t.. then os less
however, to correspond with me. and I will keep
myself in her remeInbrancso by my letters.
/ can aid no more, now: ! an in no condition
to write any thing interesting. 1 feel heavy and
eppressed from solhe cause otherI know not what
uness it is the reflection that my confounded rival
IS 50 s'AyIaasps Ever Your ei friend DRuDo.
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ssu ssasn1 From the Alabama Journal at 1
Character of Mr.. Pierce and his
egf .- Administrator. a5 ea4 -xs
lez FROM HIS OWN PARTIzANs. aaat -ne1
Since the contest has heen commenced Id the
Loco ranks about the succession, some of the late
prominent friends OF NJ. Pierce who have been
behind the scenes, and the very ar ,na--the in
most peneralia of Pierces paror, as well as kitch-
en- Cabinet, and who consequently speak by the
card-have been testing some wholesome truths
about him. aud are tossing him in searching cru
cible Among these are the Richmond Exalnfn-
sr and the Washington Sentinel; Strong Demo-
Gratis aud supporters of NJ. Pierce, until they saw
a disposition on his part again to assume the pur-
pie. a 1a-t -4' s.i ''~@
Sc what description is given below Of Mr..
| Pierce by the Sentinel, BucnaBan paper.s
/ otraage how glibly aud indgnant he writes now
because it is a subject that he understands. Read
! {, ye Democrats who are led to believe that Mr..
/ Pierce is an honest maui Read the list Of char
ges and ask If they are true. Recoleet that they,
are made by the Washington Sentinel one of III
ORGANS ofthe Democracv-a paper published in
4 Washington City, edit d oy distinguished Virgin
4 ia D.mocrats-men WIN reside in Washington.
i and have. therefore, the best possible opp1rtnnity
to form an accurate aud ilst estimate o. the Pres
;drnt Ret6llect that the s ntihel y Democrat.
g witness aye, outherh Democratic witness.
Here is its testimony: szseHss $3.50 a3 ee
'.Frankim Pierce has been weighed IN the bal.
iice ahd iduld wanting IVA ting IA every ete-
nent ol tne Statesman OF tue political sag. Sill,
2d o his hyp,cri cal pr,f ms Of ,.isnt-resttd
less snd love for The Ie, -, he stands be'u us
'e OF the veriest dem & su.s 6f The .ge--
lking of nohing, writing of uothing,s fhihki
B 0 u 1liag, bat The advancement OF his own pri-
d vate affairs os.. e etE.1 y.s as13 .ssais 40
\ 80 All y
"Can any Of the living or could any Of the dead
,, Il they restored life, testify in aSor of on
poil, unmistakeable blow on the side Of the CO Z
,.i'ati0h md the rights Of maui = =.
He turned cut Of ottce evt1Tsy pol,cian in ME
. State 81 N v Z ork who was not favorable to tn
Interests OF N rita Van Buren, AMI his a bolit OH
.onfed ratas.'' -. r,f f.... .vsss s.ls
H established a press in Washington city,
AMI directed every man depending upon him Tor
bread an meat todevot, h,s leisure hours 70 ex
= avasaht ea'osia< OF his A hnin s'ratioG." --f
III coL.nhd d hi+ ag mrs throdgh ut ID
,'lh.gy 10 Aiteat all the pri,n4ry convent IL
/. ni see 'oi that 4 gates sl,'uii o. chosen -
, ra 'lc to his - ,m fltiDi.' -.
I IL I'd maly proti an atoms Of his late.
Gus Ia r "A the "a iaitv of lhr S aies ant
nt,t ON Ss of tue consut ,tlob: W, tn l+Ss, IL
III r.a uiaD law To run r.1t n IN. I rritoly .
IN ity a IN ui., and 'iareI n,,, ,i,,r TEA
Il nj,tag MS i,r zap -cts tr the Prssil-n'y, tx,
IT tue power wa,ch he admitted was lrlg j.
lis hand. Inst cad of qneldis disorder in K ~
. as. accJr'fin. to his Data af affice -accotdns L
Ie constitution AMI law. OF the la,ld, an ac,sr /.
ng to the right which he admitted he pos a>-
he call d upon Cohgr IS for authors y to d.
n at wlca NOBODY douht d h. had The right to Il
j Ills only obj ct was To max pomppus dspa,
fore the eountry, aid ayoid responsibility iron
witch 1t was impossi lie 10 relieve hmscli." a4
*ar8ss -a y ri eFE s 10 3g sh n
"He aboitionized by his treatment of Nation
: Il Democrats, hall dozen Northern States 20
Q the Unoa." fHad 'a'o ms
!; He telegraphea to New York city to preven
:, American citizens leaving our shores to settle il
q Central America. ..sr,.F ..os.s. aa
! He and his Attorney General talked learned
:, ly of y war with England and still suffered th
]
Is inal settlement of the most important poitica
Is questions Of the age." 5aa agasss 7aa iqe
,. ~ ~. hsI Y a,I
If "Who does not know that the antagonism, Q
te thousands Of our own party 10 New Hampshir
"a to him, and peculiariy to him, is the true caus
= of this repeated dssster?" A 3
Again says the Sentinel: s .s-3s4 -
n "When we behold common man raised hy az
n cident to the grandeur of the White House, "
n naturally expect some modesty in his conduc
e aud some Difference for the wisdom and services
he superior men," s. sa ad aa -
- bot the creatures Of accdentlare seldom sur
NC piled WITH justice. moderation or gratitude Tn
Oy attributes which they possess lie in the opposii
Is extreme. and concet. vanity aud presamption::d
nd note them truly. L d by socdi and ignoby on
as tves. they fooshly conclude It as they r.ac
ed the summit without any assistants. froa persons
80 virtue, experience, or abilties--cunlfng impi
- delce aud corruption will retain ta-ln th.re. Al
w really we must confess that S20 600 900 OF Of
elr cial patronage Under the eontrol OF sor i'd
IN; INSCRIPTIONS politician who uses his Office to pr,
ve, long his power, are fearful odds against tue sen
lis and virtue Of the present age .s, 81 -,
s We have lived in venal times. aud have behe
% with dsgnst the avarice of pow +: but never u
ill now, have we formed an idea of the extent al
m magnitude OF that fatal vice. We now see d
,sd sho.a army ef :als quarter ID In the ctadeis
ct- power, soaring the siuid su6daiig tie feebi
her drrduting the veaal, to oeaatinue TIE dynasty
py. couf non man, whom nntillny ltacident pa
on, I'd III the lead. IT any Dem .crat snail Venture
assert sehtimsnts which initiate asainst the co
Jog tinua,ce of poS rim tha present Ex seuts, mea
,. ~ IRE taken to levl. him, p,ssibIe,- ont OF !.
on ore arty. or 70 stids bis iplspenleuce Ia mild
- way. ha szS.-.- :. : s-------, :. saFi s
81 81 ~ M. Judsh d. b ,nia nj 4. 1T i. ,nn.,
,al it sr rep FED. will Pc the D.mocrstic snomins
ing for the Vics Presidency. II Il q fuEeignar b
ted . Jea--ands IN apossate Whig. Rs wiIl shel