South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17
NO. l3.


j, Of fiiial duty which were instilled into
my miod in my earliest infancy, and
| which had entwined themselves with
| every feeling Of my heart before 1
reached the age of manhood. Tho
| partialities of Infancy and the ardens
| affections OF youth have been strength
ened and confirmed by the compare
| sons have been enabled TO make by
increased experience and more mature
Judgment. Virginia has indeed no
son vino looks upon her with more rev.
| erence and affection, none who would
do more to promote her Interests and
happiness, when not opposed by obi.
cations to other communities, and OF
which neither her moral or political
code would sanction violation. The
great outline of the latter has had and
still has my warmest appreciation. lt
has indeed been my guide throughout
my public course. If there should APP
pear any inconsistency between this
declaration and my support OF some OF
the measures adopted by the General
Government, it must be recollectsG
that some Of her statesmen, as distin-
guished for talents and patriotism as
any others Of the Democratic SCHOOL,
have differed from others in the appi~
cation of her general principles to par
.licular subjects.
If was in error in giving TO the
| Consultation construction to authors
! Use the tariff or protecting system, there
will, ihops, be found palliaticn, il
not an entire, redemption for that sup
posed political heresy, in the oft rspea-
! ted declaration, made as well in Con-
gress as in addresses to the ,people,thas
if the predicted malign effect Of the
| tariff upon the Southern States should
be verified by its operation, no adyan-
tage which il could bring with il TO the
State 10 which / lived saoald prevent
my utmost exerlions 10 procure iii
Immediate rsassorabIe opinion which
you Il nave been pleased to express Tor
nav public character, and your iatter>
iog antcipations Of nay condnct 10 the
event Of my election TO the Piesideacys
| psg you 10 accept my sincere thaaks.
Win great respect, am, deat slrs
your ohsdient servant,
w. fl. HARRISON.
TO KgNros HARPER, Esq.
Chairman Of the Ceotral Coal.
n;,,aa 81. &c.
| s@z4
| It is asserted by the Van Buren, papers
that Gen. HARRISON was "a fedefalist
and supporter of the sedition laws aud
black cockade administration of John
Adams" Now what says the Hon. IA
/ COB BURNETT of this vile slandet upon
this meritorious soldier and able statess
man. In recent speech, he says
"In the year 1900, congress divided
the north western territory, by creating
the territory OF Indiana, and our friend
4 Gen. Harrison was appointed It's fret GO
j yarnor but before we look at his con-
al duct in this office, suffer me to notice a
| lalsehood relating to this period OF his
y life which his enemies have recently
nronaoated, La one of the resolutions
adopted by the Jackson Convention Of
Kentucky, they assert that he Is ted'
eralist of the old BLAcK CocKADE ORDER
q in the time of the elder Adams a more
|. unfounded falsehood was never invented
NV personal acquaintance with hin
l ,pniak fha admins
i tration of Washington. Tha iutlmae-
bstween US was great, ana our lnter
% course was constant, and from that TIN
l. till he left Cincinnati. was IN the habl
er of arguing and disputlng with hlm Or Pc
ie lilical sublecta. waa--a tederalIst-
ne honestly so, from principle, and adhere
: to the party till 1t dissolved, and It's els
;, ments Mingled With other parties form
ed on different principles can there
fore speak on this point with aosolut
r. certainty, and | affirm, most solemni
that under the administrators Of Was!
ington and the administration of the c
der Adams. William Henry Hatfiaon VI
firm, consistent, anyleldlng tepuohca
of the Jefferson school He advocate
DO, the election Of MI. jelfsrsoa. AMI ware
Ia ly maintained his claims, against N!
ICY Adams"
lsi s.--2=s
oil "Have you heard my last speeshi
his said pIosy otator the othel day to
re friend.
"No" rsplisd the person addresse
ore with shras,'l visa 60 goodness
tn,s had"
Ible ~,
Iiyel The Board Of Health of Charlsst
reports, on the So instanls the occl
in. rence within The preceding tween
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