Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

6cci % attend % the discharge OF has du-
~. Sloth and Incidence must Zee from
bis presence. His officers respcc. aud
fear him, while his men love ADD obey
him. lie IS ambitious Of fame. bot he
studies best how 10 deserve II. lie is at
tached to aTms-R0t 20 much because It Is
bis business. as bis pleasure.
IL any should ak where such a man
Is 90 be met with. NC answer to the best
Of our abilities, ig Re nam MIN has icssisi
arsy ne dsgsius II DofroH ,cio bed
srery Ting b. collect Ior ncr cImy1irn.
and got er.Sg tang together who wadod
through moTisses and SHOWS. aad sur-
mounted The most "lIigh'iul climate N
The Union; and the man who Vas neiihet
10 bee dhunted by disaster nor difficulties
under any shape by the skill 81 the ca
vhzed. or the baThariy Of a savage foe
The man who won the hearts Of The Peo-
pie by bis spirit, The respect OF his Off
GERS by bis zeal tho love of his army by
"a participation Of their hardships. the
man who was finally triumphant over his
enemy. Such q man j, WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISoN.
From Richmond Enquirer, Feb 1916.
1T - scarcely necessary FOR Us TO &c.
peat the warm sentiments of respect
which Ne entertain FOX General WlLLiAN
HEHRY H,RRIsoN During the late war
We have repeatedly borne our humble ties.
tImony 20 the gailan, hero of the armies
Of the Northwest I'm eEri0ps cloud. how
ever gathered aTouDdkr head. which 4.
now finally aud forever dispersed. The re-
port o! the committee Whose investigation
General HNEEISoN himself dsmqad.d =
eoncluSirc upon this subject; but Il j.
pleasing 10 record the warm and emphatic
illusions OF member ci that CONN ittee
Mr. hulbcrl which we have published
IA this day paper. /, gives Us pleasure
at the same tune, and NAV crafty the
friends Of General HARRiSoN. 10 publish
the following letter lrom the venerable
SHELBY 10 that di4fiAgui,hsd ofcY.
TELL CuAPMAN.HE MUST CROW. "
We have often been asked The origin
Of this Phrase. II will be found 10 the toll
lowing letter from the editor Of The Loco
fooo organ IN indianapolis to a brother
Democrat on 'hc Wabash. Chapman Is
tie editor OF the Waba h Enquirer and
was indicted last spring. for PERJURY. by
the Grand Jury OF Ni.o Coun,y; but, {. is
said, tina, the party had the trial put oil
until the fall, Tor fear they should lose his
service.
INonNaroLis, Jane ~, 1910.
.br. Ss5aliign :-DEAe SiR-l have been IN
formed hY Democrat, that ~ one pa't OF our
County, 30 Van BuieH men have turned Tor
Harrison. Please lct ne know 4 such Sc the
iaci. Hand IBIS letter 20 Gen. Milfoy. think
such deporablc State Of facts cannotexist. II
50, wall VISIT Hancock, and address she people
relative i' tic policy Of ;he Democratic party
have no time 70 spare but | will refuse ~ eat
or Si,eP oi rest, so long as any thing can be
done Do ioT Heaven sake stir up The De
muctacy- See Chapmau-trII him not 10 DO rs
he did before. lie used Ia create unnecessary
alarms by putting a bad face on our prospects.
fsii him he must CROU. We have had much &c
crow over.
will insure this County 10 give Democratic
moIorily Of 200 votes.
spare no pains-vriie Instantly.
GEORGE PATTISON.
SUSPENSION. Under this head
George Chapman, editor of the Wabash
Enquirer, tells has subscribers IN his last
paper, that during the ensuing week he
will be compelled TO answer an indict-
meni for perjury, and that, consequently,
no paper Will be issued from his office.
but that If be is not sent To the penitcntia.
~, they may eXpee, the Enquirer TO be
oonIlnued -1hr. Ga<eIe.