Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
From he Richmond Wig.
GEN. uARRIsoN's REPUBLICANS

VIM iiNhhi9'sN - hGi iblii'hN - VI.
We lioIn the letter of General HARRISON, writ.
ten III 1922, which was read IN the House by Mr.
Snuthall during The election OF Governor, nc
rompaulcd wlth the comments Of the III, hmond
Enq0ret, which evidently produced a very strong
impression upon the audience.
From these and like documents. of which
bundance is in existence it can aud III be made as
mnnlirsi the sun IN the Heavens, that Gen. Hur-
tison has received The greatest mics ice ~ the hands
ol The parlnans aud hlelngs oi the Fcdctsl Exc
cutlyr. lie has been ehigci By them with beI ~
iedrrdiid. Here - evidence oi eighteen
ycats standing, eudntsed The lime BIS one who -
now most prominent aud a"llse III Iradnclng
inn, proving lis nlier tasty. lie has bcou charged
with he NJ Bunk mBn--the same evidence
cnnCluslgey felutcs II. lie has brcn charged with
being an Abohtionisi, and enemy 10 Southern
rg llshls whole life, all his public aud private acts
AID professions concur 10 brand the accusation AS
an infamous cnlulpDy.
We ask The readers attention To every part and
parcel OF the letter, bearing in mlud hal IL
ten eighteen Yeas ago, ~ non slave holding State,
and IN the midst OF the excitement occasioned by The
agitation OF The Missouri Resulclions. Gen. II.
was not theu seeking Southern roies--he canvas.
sing Tor asea 'nConeress m -slave-holdine
munny. HIS assertion OF Southern Rights nas not.
heielorr, dicied by the base ecclioueerinc con4td
eralon, which has snce prompted hIs competitor 10
avow icenGsoI friendship lon The southern People.
He knew his sentiments were unp ,pnlar, and they
did cost him his reelection congress Bui, honest
man aud patriot AS he was he would %, Permit any
consideration merely personal to himself to
klm from hs principles aud his CONVICTIONS OF dnty
With noble disluereseicdncss which would have
done hontr 10 the best 81 Romans m the best days
of the Republic, and wilh u moral courage wtIal,
which approached the sublime, lie discarded al
thoughts Of sell aud hallowed the cause " icl lie
esponsed by Offering up hmsdl rs a sacrifice in It's
support.
The more Gen lIarrisons life and chnraclcr. lis
patriotic sacrifices, his firm adherence under The
most disconiaglug circumstances, 10 his honestly
ieitaincd Republican principles. shall become kuewn
to the county, the greater iavU lie will he become
with the People. The G,lsrhoods and slaades
which the parllzaDs OF Van Buren, have propaga ted
in respeei to him. VIII, IN The justice loving People.
be made to recoil upon their authors, rhcsr Trea.
surs-ied gentlemen have, IN times pas, sac.
creded IN poisoning The public mind by Their false
hoods-bu The day Of delusion is gone The hon
est People " HON ihry have uslead, will right the
wrong which they have been scdnced Ia commit, by
wftaking vengeance upon The heads of their beliay-
ers. They will yndIcatc the character of The paiii
OF aud hero (aIthough he LIVES ~ log ca IL aud
drinks hard cIdct from The vile aud interested cal
umnies OF his enemies.
GENERAL HARRISON AND THE RICH.
MOND ENQUIRER.
We subjoin an extract IL the RiClmc nd Enqui-
err. Of October h, 1899
F." The annexed remarks from Gen. Harrison, in
feelings. we insert IN io-days pap'r. aud shall pub
ish, with equal pleasure, his concluding obserya-
tons. when lhey come 10 hand, If they prove be
/ n continuation OF The same republican doctrines
We hope 10 see The example Ihus set, followed by
Other genilemrn who are belore the public candid
aes at the election next month. not only ~ our
district, but elsewhere tbroughon, tie State"
CiNeiNNAri, Sep; IG lS22. .
| To he Editor Of The InquiSitor:
SIR: 10 your last paper you etommrDd 10 the can
dihhrs 1T Iie ensuing election, 10 0hish ,helr poll
ticia creods, thai HE electors may have (aI olpor-
tuniy o chonsirg those whosesenimenls best arcord
with her own. have ever believed that every e.
lecior has al eht To make tbs call upathnse who
offer her sevcics 10 HE people and that the can-
didales are bound To answer IT, | mi. HI. II is true,
avail myself III The KIND Of exception which yen
make IN favor Of ihUse who have had an opportunity
al showing their polueai opinons by their conduct.
But IT'S have no reason 10 dread the most minute
vestlgaton OF my Opinions. aud my teilow citizens
may We enabled 10 compare my afiiuus with my
lesSoDs flef you the following Outline of nv polite
cal creed. which3o gu may publish II YOU .liuk woi-
thy Ola place IN your iapel This is The mnre
neet ssay at This time rs some OF y ntlg Has lave
VERY kindly in various hand-bls aud other aEa ny-