Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

The Globe Of the 81 August produces the authority
ofthe Philadelphia Aurora m conformation Of the
Hartford Convention. The date is 1874 The eN.
tracts that the Globe presents from the Aurora are no,
necessary inform men who were on the Stage of
c NJ that pcr,od, that tho Philadclph Aurora was
emphaticaliy THE dcmprratc paper of that day
They know it To have been suoh-all know il to have
been such Now take that PAPER OF 81 the earliest Ia
At which We have file oi It, aud what u SAYS of
Gcncol Harrison. You see by the following that the
same mon who supported the Aurora and Madison
supported also Gen. Harrison and the war Does
this give the lie the assertion by the Globe that
Gen. Ilarri,on aud a Fcdcrnlistl Yes. Cen
Harrison bitterly denounced " the Federal
lists Of that day. al,d warmly supported by the
Democrats as ho Is lie always was a Democrat
Ills principles Democratic ms practices are Dem
orrilic, and his supporters. though they dcsse the
recent Professions Of Democracy by the Fcderasts arc
DvmDcgaIIc.
GENERAL. HARRISON
Since the TauhcaIJn Oitue treaty of Gucnt, 20
event has afforded Us more pleasure than he cleo
ton o! THIS gentleman TO Z seat in Congress. His
eminent ccs, from his ear lest youth te the pre-
sent day, and particularly during the late war with
Great britain, have given hun high claims toe
gratitude OF his cOuutrymcu; and the manner in
which he has been Treated 10y the powers that be-
4
iunS been connect with the repple of the western
states. They have witnessed with ind lguation aud
astDnls hment, that the thanks of his COUNTRY the
!dlurs sole reward, were denied To the chef be-
lad OijC UG them 10 victory: and whose tAertious
had secured then fIesdts against the Jury OF o.,
age while LIQUORS oi eve kIud were pr lustN
/ laws Ell on other commanders, whose victories
! bought with blood had given him only an empty
name 10 Tncy have iet th.uISe v IS II, en-
~ injured by the insults offered To tHtIT faVOut,
commander; aud have earnestly lou,.cd tor an up-
pGTtGniIy 81 conlounanS the malice OF has enemies,
I've aft fIg sfffRF.
lnvecve OF which the general has been the o.. ice
both m Congress ana elsewhere, have augmented
only the glory OF hs triumph, and r. ndeIed MS sue
cess more complete. The voice oil the people has
loud proclaimed ms W Tth, and covered I- a Gu
9tis with Disgrace. Although opposed 10y five com
bSlior-r al Wo my ana reSlc table IN add 10y the
alI-poweTti weight OF local interest h. has obtain
ed 10 unprecedented majority Not only over all rh,
opposing candidates, but also OF all tire res Of the
uS'uci which hr IS ca led 10 repre- eu Nor is Tin,
result 20 be attributed 10 the personal cXCrtons OF
Harrison or his friends or the infncn,c GENERALLY
derived from long resi- oncc and family connexions
la ali those TcsPccie ms hopes of success mus
nav" been much less sanEuuc than lhpsU Of SOM
ot ms competitors. But u was lie iut.iuIlc CON
EIcilOn IN he nUnds ul tie great body Of his fellow
citizens of the super uy oI hI- clarmS tter
dctc-;Guun of iie injustice done him NJ the scat of
S"''fun' inland nelT wei founded beiIct that ms
election was I.sutltd with the honor si the stat,
which Prompted them 10 si'e their unanimous
support. THIS conduct Of The lrC4mCn of the first
distTct, IS worthy Of he -hCst praise, and they
have On this occasion conferred a s mu, n hon mn.
or themselves as upon thsIr ilustnous representa-
IL has been the SIN suar felicity Of general Harm
son, 10 be treated ~Ith neglect. not hy In fellow
en- zcns al lar but by assembly of lcgsI tnrs
who seem 10 nave thou hit OF itiic else thau OF n 4
iug their pockets, while they d. rc..a rd,d tb,
claims OF the war sIidi,T Now mar 4 the Sc
queL The former his been exalted by the almosI
uIHnImous voice OF his COunlTymeu, To the ut,sl
Important Ius which can bC conferred on an lndI.
yidua wl'le The latter have received the CNccta
mons If h. people irrm Nam to t;eDrril and with
tcw exceptions, have been forced a. r,tIr from the
national councils THIS circumstance D. well caIc-
~ IL Al Inc E. ft
Oi his duty ana To comfort Inn under the most err
81 pcTsccuu rs If fortune j. assures him that al
though he may he neglected and injured by IN,
higher powers, vet the pc pie, from whom alDb,
", h"i'"r can emanif", vii never fDrSake those
VII" nave served %. ~ with hithty; ard That al
though wicked and designing men NAV tob hIu, u,
hls reward inT scaguu, vet, the lime W come
when he will triumph over the mall. e Of ms enc.
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