Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16
CELEBRATION At FORT Mrics

1910 W - HNAs AAA.tlea
\ f1cn3 who was 9~r,,-n,a, The ,clebntien ut Fort
Neiss last week. has gr,sa - a graphic ora,
Description Of Tint glorious CAV. which NO would
GLADLY Sy7y IA As Owa - IDS entire. i've had u.ep on
PAPER.
Tie say Tlsl Cleveland. IN The Steamer sandu,ky
on ra,siay mf Fa-; Ncigs. with about a ,haus-nl
'.her copi wings among whom we're several Inc mil.
,.,ry ousapaa.cs. There were $40 two other steam.
oNas Inst started at the amc time eqnally wcll looI.
g. Al had hanncr. and s,reau,r, eoltfn- -ri,v In
he breeze. Aner q p.'asan; ,up aoros. the LAKE. we
rem ~ 'he river IN company With four O;tss steam.
toals Which had joined us.
sroa are: oar arrival it was a-a7aac-l tina, Gsa
uIrri-on lad arrived from S-asdasSy. Tue pee.s Of
ho bells. theroar OF cannon aul ia sh,u.. ugihe ru..
n;udg were J~caieu,ng. When ,Ic General and those
Who we're with him bud landed. ,hry mar.hcd u7
20 wait tie 6f'. where h. :caa.Gs lai sculsi.ctucf,
oT BE engagement, shcrc. and Ia lclG OF Wa,.cs r!a-
y were '~arjlas,. !ad.yuavc y!tsc isae soldier q his
country A.,. rIcJana.,cang r5n,il1c "a portion o.
&e -au-ary returned 90 town. The SlJ.c- however
r,raa Is1.aEI under .ac direction ogs ,yCr.i os .ao oI-
,crs % The war 'ao sose ofT.r. Ne.s- was herii
over ar1.'. S..l.c" were marching. gla, E.sI aal
commands beng s,on a9a'ght.
ic-u1D: PERHAPS. give yoI a better idea oc,hp man
5-s 1-.reaI ham by .uGrmsrg YOU that ,acrc ucr.
o.. .ss a.aE ~Cg's-cu os,he large Ike s,ean11s,- OF,
he wl.ar. many %. which had made tao aaI ,h.-s
.H1 w-h e fl guos ofpnscnzo7s, and IN or5 .u
'a0se I saw ony hundred AL un,'y uasrus cum, ir
which had accidentally u; ta-. ,hc-ca H;.c vav.
C-rly 90 ,lc morning OF the la. 40 Proceeded d..
is % ;hs Fer. and the r.-sUHz va. organised %
Gras such a meeting c,ud be q nis,d, by cl-irs
THOMAS EN!NG TO ,ho char ana appointing VICE
Presidents .tum every STATE represented. These vec
Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Couucet.c-t. Vermont,
$ew lg7E, New jersey. pcuasy lyau.a, Mar lad. o.
40, keut.Ciy y. IaG1ua u.uI.s, Mich gan ard T.s-5a.
sa. Mr. Ewing ,Lea o'og lcrty aIIr,ss,i ,hs a..
s~,d..-g2. b., boo Gaa.! strong aa! impressive manner
Then, 0hcnGcn. Harrison a7yse, 20 answer 20 tic
cal o. hi.n, 600 or ever b eld su,h L.alcuing shout
a'serc sent up .roH Uat mall,.lc. They we're re-
p,s'o3 cgo.n ani again ANA. tie heavens ,hems,l,e &C.
: emel Uycn. When these had ceased, looked 90
{ 30 - behold As venerable foam iru 7Hl c.-ct.
@ e lighted u7 as Il N.,h the Gre and srlor OF bat;.c.
aud heart hs clear, strong voice. how such / p,tel
80 wrc.-asl oh.isrs who daily rep-esea; hin O. Cd
lpcr. dcc.cp.i creature IN thu !as; days Of da.gc. !
sasa every voter IN THE country could have been p-,s.
Ell l.- hear. III EdITess, lie L..g-Cu % feeling ana
eloquent terms 10 ,hc early history oGhat battle ground
a-i dHcly with much feeling and PATRIOTISM cn the
character All merits oEWayuc. tho TED OF much o..
whose iaEao u. shibt seen from he stand. he then
spoke o! our c0usLiuton aud It's powers, czro-ai.u-
i 10 ae slIsf.cG ca Of all who heard han. lie then
gave a !la guI elsar expression Of bs opinions upon
.ho leading topics iha, divide the rooP.o e u saJr-
ty. listened - him with mors pleasure taan J eve.
I'D 10 any o.hcr man, because ! 6rnL Eim wha. had
hoped sEJ al! had hoped. No less he gallant e..
eier HoN Than n .ao days OF his youth, aud ~ ,srs e
profound statesman han he iSJ men Of tho country
Cen. Harrison vas followed IS Col. Todd, Ne.
Of Kentucky aal Others whose names do
learn.
On leaving the grouad an atoup; Vas made 20 FORA
Troe1 sa.oI.sut liIcr ranging a. columns y deep IS the
Dad would permit. iUr two miles 4, was gwen Up "a
loouu'et IN ths procession 40 less Than OF
.ae bands o! music, banners wore irnam,r-b.s. ] was
Inclined 10 iaus,uts sJnc of lac Do,toe; bot each one
wa better than to last aEl drove It's predecessor from
~ mind.
On Friday NO returned to Cleveland. entertained
i-n"g The whole way with speeches from the sub
yeo'nanry Of TIC country. Al Cleveland Cen.
HARRISON addressed about sI thousand persons from
iAe balcony OflLc American house.
Tho .frfH-,-s .Er.f TO-. q. ,.rr.-. a.. -.--f. .t.'