Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
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10 HE ffOPIE III lRGINIA.
The Central Harrison Corresponding Com.
mee Tor the STATE Of ireinia, hey leave to re
quest the friends of Gen. Harrison in every Conn-
ty and Corporation oil the State, in which it has moi
been done, TO hold meetings al as early day as
possible, aud appoint Corresponding Committees.
The time for action Inns arrived a complete OF
ganIzaIon of the Harrison party is all, it is bcIicv
cd, that Is necessary to ensure the success OF The
ant-N an Buren, ticket IN Virginia No dad,
receiving the most Gathering accounts OF illc
cess OF our party in Other States of the Union,
and from many OF those counties IN Virginia in
which The Harrison party has been organized. II
surely cannot be, that there is n s,nuo county in
Virginia, in which William Henry HARRISON who
has done so much oi s country, has not some
friends.
Again, then, we earnestly call upon those
friends, however l,w in number, to rally and form
Corresponding Committees, in order that We ma,
place under their care the Harrison Electoral Tie
ket for distribution amon" lie People. We arr
embarked IN a cause worlhy ol our greatest eNc,-
HonS-wc ale ttilng in tlic cause 81 90, country
Tor It's constitution cd laws Let IL thcn shake
oil our apathy, and aird ON our armour, thai when
the day ol iral comes, we may be prepared in all
our strength 10 rush 10 tie polls aud he enabled
Ia proclaim, lie Pcapic are t:i0mphant- Virginia
Is rcdcfmed.
We cannot believe that ireinia " i'll prove ,e-
cfoani Ia lrr noble son--wc cannot believe that
i'er lrne and rusty sons can long hesitate winch TO
'ho">", ilanl,on OF Van Buren,.
Hundreds We know aud thousands, we bcI,,y,
OF tho wnfm friend, aud supporters OF Gen. Jack
son, Lave resolved 10 spum diclaion-,o choose
lot themselves to be licemen, aud support Gen.
Harrison. We cannot bat think that it is only
necessary iur those " Io are not bound hy the iron
Shackics OF party, 10 compare for moment the
claims oi,he Otto CONF ~ the conclusion that their
best interests and dearest rohts will be most safely
conhdcd 10 " illiam Henry Harrison.
Who Is William Henry llarriSonl Tho voun-
gcst son of that devoted patriot Bcul. Harrison,
one OF the slgncrs oihe Declaration of Indcpen-
dencc, aud former Governor of Nirenia-who sa
orlilced his fortune in the war of tho revolution
aud made his children poor, that you might be-
COME rich in political blessings
William II. Harrison was born on the bank, o
the James River in irginia--lcarcd and educa.
ted amidst her institutions, familiar with her histo
~, imbued with her principles, and Tor his supper
OF them (vohg IN Congress against the restriction
ol slavery IN MSsoarl) IS now prescribed from III,
councils OF the naton.-A man, who, ON the frs
oulbreakings OF the Abolitionists in their alc wick
cd attempts upon the South, rose in their yer,
midst, aud told them that their ATTEMPTS wcr,
" weak" and asked them, " what but the cxtrrn,
- W "'"N"oSNN anu ioiy COulu induce any one
" to think that such propositions could be liscnc,
4" to by "A people intelligent as those Of iii,
" Southern Staos"-and concluded by saving, tina
p" neither HE States where it Slavery does no
" exist, nor the Government of the L. States can
without an usurpation OF power, and violation o
solemn compact, do any thing TO remove i,
without Il e consent of those Immediately inter
tested. '--Wcll might The Editor of the cincin
maui Advertiser. paper warmly supporting
the professions of Mr.. Van Buren, for the Prc,i
dency, IN late number, say of him" Gcncr.
idrrisoh We do not only believe 10 be an homes
y" man, but we hhow him To be So His pcrson,
character we esteem and admire ho is open
" candid and honest in his intentions, he i, M
hypocrlte he prclcnds not TO hold princi,l,
WHICH he does not approve, in order 10 recon-
mend himself 10 oiucc, lac speaks his mind irecl
" and ayowedly. eau the most devoted noI;,;
cal friend OF Mr.. Van Barren, in sincerity and trItI
say as much of him We might pon, Won tn I'm
valuable and distinguished services Gen. iiarr;so
has rendered his country as Governor of in
North Western Territory, rs Governor of In
diana, as a representative IN Congress, as Minst,
~ Coiuhpia, Nc-wo might point YOU to h
deeds oi noble daring, tie sullerings and priyatio,
he underwent as Commanders in Chief of the \
Western Army, which, closed with the ever mem
orable battle Of the Thamies-a battle which RI,
Ior'h from that distinguished son of the SOutI
Lansdon thieves, on the floor Of Congress, tho fol
lowing remark: 1.-THE victory Of Harrison W,
such, as would have secured TO Roman Gene
al, 'nthe best DAYS Of the Republic, the homo,
of a Triumph" And from Thos. R,cb;,
.'o editor of the Richmond Enquirer in gi,
's zen Harrison's official account OF that BATH,
'e 'oi'o",ng remark: lie does justice to ever
J'o pu. HARRISON, and the world must therefor
do Justice 10 the man who was too n,nJ,S, ~ Il
Justice TO HIMSELF" Justice-Jnstce! 1t Ina
been too long delayed. Gen. Harrison is nov g
Nea.s ., age, a day will soon arrive, the 9Th o
november, ltlle anniversary of the battle of Tin
Pecanoe, wien an Opportunity will bc alI,rJ.J IL
pcoPe q Virginia al least, of doing him Justice
VINO was too modest to do Justice 10 h;mscclr"
ana vino rs Martin Van Burcnl A native a
undertook IN New York-an alien by bir,h +,
education and feeling, to Virginia. 4 man ul.
attempted to DC imposed on the people az
democratic Republican, advocate of Sou,I,er
ana es'crn interests The man, who, while III
democratic party, WITH the virtuous Madison a
thelf mead, We're dcyuttno all their ,,,,,,.t -.