Political turmoil and ship named for General Pierce noted
The Patriot cites looming elections to fill vacancies and a possible Whig opposition unity. It suggests a division of state and U.S. offices among Democrats and Free Soilers, with a Sumner senate outcome debated. Theodore Parker and Garrison are caricatured, while a 125 ton schooner General Pierce built in Salem is gifted colors by Gen. Pierce to Capt. Fuller after being named for him.
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