Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-20


9TH. show that Gen. Harrison is ,til
freshly remembered by the people. Al
the Harrisburg penn. celebration, in
which the Governor aud heads of de.
Par'ments, participated, the following
was among the regular toas,s
GEN. w. II. HARRrsoN.-Tbeb han.
ner on which his name is inscribed
streams in light; the yeomanry OF Penn
sylvaaia will rally around II, and bear i,
onward to triumphant. victory
Nine volunteer toasts were given 70
him at the same dinner.
The 9th regular toast at the great
Democratic Wing Festival at phiiadel-
phia. was:
Gen. W. III. Harrison-The peopI.
oil L ennsylvahia exultingly point to him
as their future leader in their second
struggle for virtue, liberty aud Jude PEN
dence.
Toast drunk in Lehigh county, Penn.
on the 9TH instant:
By Capt. ]. ID. Boss. Gen. VIM. Fl.
Harrison, the Hero Of the Thames aud
TiPpecanoe he possessed the conf :
deuce OF Washington, a Jefferson, n
Madison and Monroe the people have
nailed his flag to the mast they will not
haul it down as long as there is ..shot
in the locker
-Four other toasts were given to Har.
rison at this dinner
Toast drunk in Lebanon county, Pa.
By D. Serg't Charles Lantz. Gen.
William Henry Harrison, the Hero of
Tippecanoe-May he never be foreotten
by the American people and may he in
IS4O be elected Chief Magistrate of the
Union.
Toasts drunk in Northampton csun-
tJ. Pa.
William Henry Harrison-the true
representative of Republican Heroes.
His countrv's history is the chronicle of
his achievements the hearts Of his
countrymen hold him in grateful re-
membrance.
Our Candidate for the Presidency in
lS40-A tried Statesman-an uncom-
promising patricia pure republican.
He will receive his reward, and route the
present rag money humbug admipistra-
ton.
In HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Va.
BY John Welch. Gen. HARR1soN,
though defeated at the late presidential
election, he will be elected in 1910 by
an overwhelming majority. Ths.peo-
pie are getting their eyes open.
The Wing Convention ofths State Of Ohio
assembled al Columbus on the 4ih inst. A
mong other measures sanctioned by the
Convention was one proposing the call of a
National Convention, from ali the States of
the Union. 10 meet at Pittsburg on the ID
Monday of June, 1888, 10 select candidates
for tbs Presidency aud Vice Presidency OF
the United S'aies,-One of the resolutions
adopted was rs follows:
Resolued, That this Convention, though
believing that their fellow citizens OF the
Stale would prefer 10 select WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON, whose public services
and qualifications, of talents, experience,
magnanimity, justice, aud patriotism, they
know and appreciate; yet they feel conf.
dence, IN giving the assurance that, should
anoIherperson be selected, be he ofihe South,
or Of the Middle, or Of the North, he will be
sustained, in Ohio, with all the power, zeal,
and energy, that would be employed in sup
port Of their own hvori,e fellow. citizen.
-~efoe-
GEN. HARRJsoN-The PhladeIphia In
quirer OF Tuesday says:
Such OF our citizens as had doubts upon
the subject, will soon become satisfied that
General Harrison is infinitely stronger in
Pennsylvania, than any other opposition can
ddale yet named, or likely TO be named, for
the Presidency. The public journals in the