Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-08
WHO is GENERAL. HARRISON!

Declaration OF Independence. He educated
under the guardianship at Robert Morris, the i'm
mortal Fanancier OF the Revolution. At l9years
OF age he received commission from Washing
Ton, The father OF his country. The same wear,
Harrison received the thanks of the gallant Wayne,
for his courage and conduct IN n desperate battle
with the laiians. In July of the same wear he
fought
TIE Battle Of Grand GIaise,
where, notwithstanding his youth, he was, on ac
count of his commanding and chivalrous courage
chosen by the sagacous Wayne, as his abide
camp. and was by turns in every part OF the held
and such was his bravery, that the Commander,
IN his general orders, second time thanked him
for having .'rendered the most essential service
by communicating his orders in every direction,
and by the conduct and bravery in encouraging
the troops TO press for victory" In 1897 he was
appointed by
The Immortal Washington,
Secretary of the North Western Territory. In
his twentv-fifth year he was elected to Congress,
where he rendered The most distinguished sorvi-
ces. He afterwards appointed Gov. of In
diana by
TIE Nus.rioas Jefferson
In this station he acquired for the American
people, from the Indians, fifty million of acres
of land, worth hundreds OF millions Of dollars
la 1911, Harrison defeated The combination Of In
dams under Tecumseh, and gained the
Glorious Victory Of 7Yppecanoe.
la 1912, Harrison commissioned as Major
General IN the Army of the United States, by
Tie Patriotic Madison.
In the same year he defeated the British in var
ious encounters, projected the American territory
from INVASION, and won
TIE Victory of Fort lNcigs
In September, Harrison invaded CANADA; cap
tured Maiden; pursued and overlook the flying
British; and the fifteenth OF October defeated tho
English Commander and won
The Victory Of the Thames.
After the war, Harrison was again elected to
Congress, where he procured the establishment Of
a Maliia System, the grant of Pension to tho
poor soldiers who had fought for the liberties Of
the country the acknowle 1gncnt Of the lndepen
dence of the South American Republics, and the
passage of many useful laws. In 1924 he was
elected to the Senate Of the United States: In
lS25 he was appointed Minister to the Republic
Of Columbia, where he nterposed to dissaudc
Bolivar from assuming regal power. In 1885 he
was nominated by free and grateful people to
the first Office in their gift: he reclaimed Ohio,
.-.1iana .rd New Jersey; and was defeated only
because his friends were ignorant of his groat
popularity. He has been again nominated for
the same post, and will DO triumphantIy elected
n 1910. Harrison was never made the subject
II accusation. He is not only free but unsus-
,ected. He has passed his life in the service Of
lis country: has encountered great dangers and
lardships in her cause, and never lost n battle
Wayncs1mg {Pa) Democrat.
THE NORTH EASTERN BoUNDARY.-The Boston
iazete of Thursday last states that the commits
toner's appointed by Gov. Kent, to explore tho
isputed territory, and If possible, to ascertain the
rue boundary line between Maine and New
brunswick, or in other words. rth-Eastcrn
boundary, arrived at Bangor, last Monday, and
nat their Efforts have been crowned with com.
lcte success.
The great problem to be solved was, to asccr-
- l.. g T.
vecn the waters emptyng on the one side into
le River St. Lawrence, and on tho othor, into
le Atlantic Ocean. The British Dipomntists
ave denied that there were any such highlands,
the contemplated regions. Wo learn, that the
,mmissioners have not only ascertained that
ere such highlands, but that they rise in
me places into mountains, and we learn that
ey have moreover, discovered the boundary line
self. as marked out by the commissioners under
&c Treaty Of 1888, and all the monuments es-
blished the time TO fix the line. II this is the
sc, the long pending, unpleasant question be
scen this country and Great Britain will be set
ed at once, without difficulty = Bait Chron.
New YoRK ELEcTIoN.-Thc Albany Argus
VS. that it has received the official returns of
C election from all the counties in the State, ex
pit AIlegany, and that the vote stands
Seward, iso oso
Marcy, I73,Ioo
Stewards maj ority, 9,79S
The county of Aicgany gave Seward MAORI
of over six hundred, which, added to the above,
,uld make his ma iorty I0,39s. We shall give
uIi table of the returns soon as we receive
Q official vote in al! the counties.
!. .ceuent mode for curing Beef or Pork.-We
blished the following receipt for curing beef
d pork. year ago, and we consider It tho
nv best vet recommended, we publish It again,
At those who are fond Of clean. pure and sweet
Eat, without the Ieas; apprehension OF ITS faint-
, through the summer, may obtain ths.r "ish
adopting il. 1t is this To gallon Of water,
&c LIB. salt, lib. sugar, soz- salt-Peter In this
10 the pickle to be increased to any quantity
sired.
Let those be boiled together unit all the dirt
m the salt and sugar, (Which Will not be III
! arises to the top and is SKINNED off. Then