Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

iition OF feeHng on the pant Of he Fa;fo...
qeifer' aud not the deliberate conyieiion az +"St H.
mehi. Bur a later production lfom H.. 'Jadt.
wiz remove H{s shallow sHbtelfuse. In ,hz"e ffs
OF 1911, several months after lie splend.i 't5.,
Tue Ihan'es, aud when tie eneryescee,.2 'o55q
hhehie's enthnsiasn had had time 10 ,u 81
!" "''uehee OF his '.ober, second ll.oeal,~
"'''' s''u he then! Hpassible. he IS me,.
"e"'afy than he was while the blood lino,.5 I4'
VEINS aud The sound Of the rejoicing ''
h"e'g IN his ears. The Spring of lgl4s v"
WIN disasters on the Niagara frontier. MI p'ened
attributed, IN some degtee, TO the inla., "te
Discussions of ijor Generals Wilkieso, - and
ton then IN command. This slate of ,hi..s'"f'
The proposition to create the Office or 10
GENERAL Who would Of course have been cant
uetln Chlei OF the Amy. Aud for this Ia, an
spohSlole and afdaous office, Mr.. RifcLi.e' ie-
Richmond Enquirer, who now permits G. ;" ae
son 10 be called, in his columns. a T. "air-
Fool, nominated the Hero of Tho m 'u a
eonquefer OF Proctor. Hear his feryen, s,.s -,ae
A''ef referring 10 various movements Of The A.
he says: army
IRON" ne EHquirer Of lSl1,
"Onthe Thames they were crowned :,
liant victory, because they had a nARPIs|nHG
lead them. New glories would have anoatSoN ~
at Montreal, II their commanders had = mem
mem 10 Tie walls. Give us officers but wrTueteu
lhese nien, and no troops in the world wonLI ~ oil
TO vanqnish them, o"'u oe able
mere are we to meet with such a ieade, p.
VIVA qaaiificalions are we TO know HIM : ny
no' De merely brave, but bold and enterpris;nr
deeisiVe-always seeking an opportuniiv ,oe "nu
~ MS enemy. lie must be as prudent as he iSL,a"
Always seeking Tor Information 10 reoulate 1a ~"
he m"si be absicmions in his habits, not ,o r,at
gwen 10 the pleasures of The table; but his m;at
Always devoted TO the exercise of arms. uo n""
nave an eagles eye, forever on The watch. insnec,In.
he Condition Of his camp, aud inducing eye,v Us
sPohsloie eiIcer TO attend TO the DISCHARGE nrIi.
duiy. Slolh and indulgence must fee from l u.s.
presence. Ills officers respect and fear him uLI'
his men love and respect him. He is nLi,,ous W
lame, but he studies best how to deserve il. Ia"
attached TO arns-not so much because i. IS his h.,
sIness, as his pleasure.
"lf any one should ask where such a man ii, -
mel WIN we answer to the best Of our abiI,jao
4" M man who has TaShcd aVay The disasters Of D.'
po,f; mh' had erery Ming 10 collect for a noc o~e
Pd'2h. and Who got erery hing together; WIN nad",
through mofasses and SHOWS, aud surmouo,eI ~.
most fflghiiul climate in the Union; the man wv
was neither 10 be daunted BY disaster, nor d,GicuI
ties under any shape; by the skill OF The c,vIiyaJ
or The bafba,iiy Of a sewage foe; the man WIN waa
The hearts Of The people by his spirit, the resnec,"
his officers by his zeal. the love of his army hv
participation OF their hardshIps-lhe man Win wa
finally Triumphant over his enemy. Such a man %
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON"
Is any more evidence needed ! III be. we i,
furnish II, BY FOLUMES-the testimony If D
u .Johnsoo, ofls'ac Shelby, of George Cropham
aud a hundred others, who fought and conquered
under his command. With this 'cIoud of witness
es'a our side, we are surely justified in savn,
that he who pronounces Gen. Harrison a co,c1r5 and
villa asserts his lack OF intellect, is himself ipnor,o,
or regardless oflhe history of that INTERESTING ar.
ton of Gen. Hs life, upon which. if igro,an, h.
ptesumptuousls passes Judgment, ard which, if NOT
isnoran', lie vilully ~fllsifes.
Again we say, read The testimony, on our frs,
page.