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the Mnstresy OF the Scottish Border Border Anqui-
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Of Scotland Life Of Napoleon; Life Of Swift Life Of
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Sentiments Of the Hero Of Fort Stephen
son, Col. Croghan, now Of the War Depart
meDt:
II desire no plauds which are bestowed upon me
at the expense OF General Harrison.
:. | have feb the wsrmest attachment Tor hun az
man. aud my confidence in him an able commander
remains unshskea feel every assurance that he will
at all times do me ample Justice; aud nothing could
give me more pain than to sec his enemies seize upon
this occasion deal out their unincndy feelings aud
acrimonious dislike and as long as he continues, (as
in my humble opinion he has hitherto done TO make the
wisest arrangements and the most ludcIous disposition
which the forces under his command will Justify, shall
not hesitate to unite with the army IA bes,owIag upon
him that confidence phich he richly merits aud which
has on no occasion been withheld"
Lastly we come to the neat compliment Of
Thomas Richie, editor of the Richmond En-
quirer, the leading organ of the Coalition in
the South, who now brandishes his old "chape
less sword with two broken points," and
threatens devastating war upon the conqueror
of the British and Indian Coalition Of the
West! The Richmond Enquirer said:
General Hauisons letter tells every thing that
wish to know about the officers, ercspi himself lie
does justice to every but Harrson-and the world
desl TO be Just TO himself.
He" General Harrison) seems 10 be willing to
set The negroes free, and sell white men into slave
ry l"'- Globe.
COMMENTARY.
From Gen. Harrison's report of the battle
of the Thames:
We have suffered greatly for the want of pro-
visions, and the whole army has subsisied for The
last three days, on RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT"
CONTRAST.
From Mr.. Van Buren's message:
"The people look to the Government for loo
mucA"
g"I In all ages and in all countries, it has been OBJ
served that the coltivators Of the soil those who
are the least willing part with their rights and sub
nit themselves to the will Of master"
WIN. H HARRISON.
x.s-"THE PEOPLE OF THE u. STATES
May they remember that preserve their liberties,
they do their own voting and their own fighting
VIM. II. HARRISON.
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CILLIMAN'S JOURNAL OF SCIENCE has pass
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Gov. Shelby to Mr.. Madison, May Is, 1914, says:
:" feel no hesitation declare you that 6ei,epe
Gen Harrison 10 be Of The first n,iarp characters
eper krep."
Col Richard NJ johnson to Gen Harrison, July a,
1873, says:
We did NOT tcdnt 10 under cocards or traitors;
1n under ono Harr'soH rho had pored himself 10 be
icise, prudent and btare"
Commodore Perry General Harrison, August Is,
1917. says:
The prompt change made by you in the order Of
battle on discovering the position Of the enemy has al
ways appeared TO me TO have evinced HIGH DEGREE
OF MILITARY TALENT | concur With the venerable
Shelby IN his general appreciation Of your conduct in
that campaign"
The opinions of the Hon. LASGpos
CHEvEs, of the importance of the victory of
the Thames, and the bravery Of Gen. VIM. II.
HARRIsoN.
The r,cfory Of Harrison ,cas such as tconA hare
secured 10 a Roman General ~ he best davs Of me
Republic, The honors Of a riumphl He put an end 10
the War IN The pPpermost Canada"
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II advocates the election Of General Harr,..
cause ub
l. He is pledged 10 serve, il elected, but OK,
O. Every prominent act Of his life proves Hin
friend and servant Of his country, and seJ TIN @te
cratic Republican in theory and practice peao
B. He would CT mine the action Of the Fedsutc
ment to its own appropriate sphere check us oven
cal tendencies, and maintain the balance OF The C
ton. "~
A. He would be President Of the MANY, ana
agent Of the FEW ~ M
He is one OF the People, and for the peo,i.
sympaihizes With their wants, and understand, hs
terests Re agrees that aequescence in the decA
the majority Is The vital principle Of Repubc,S
wonld exercise " jealous OF the right Of ele "
the people, and mpar equal and exact iusl,cs,
men" and all sections 1t is regarded as an ey,dsr..s
his belonging to the people that their enemies cal "
in derision " the log cabin Candidate" and ~.
Poor Mans President" '@
g. He would have the public purse. not united vrl,..
sword bat kept in sGty under the control Of Congress
intended by the Constitution.
II Z. He agrees that Executive power has increase
increasing and ought to be diminished. and viii g,. IT,
disinte eested efforts to remedy the eSit
Il He would preserve or apply the public lands /.
common fund in ordance with The compact for M ~
neht OF ell, and not part, OF the States.
Il o He would restore the constitutional and Replr,
course Of legislation act the executor NOT the on,
Of laws. and limit the veto power generally cases
/
TO- He would. the language of Jefferson, sqp
port the State governments all their rights, the
compeien administrations for domestic concerns 4
the surest bulwarks against anti republican
\ H. He would not seek Executive Bank, nor feu..
the exploded system OF Government paper money
~ He is the friend OF labor, Of commerce. and of,ad
and the advocate Of u sound and uniform cons,iu,lo
currency.
49, He has spent forty years Of faithful toll in the Pen
Plies service. which he begun il youth and auence and
ended in poverty without rcproach.
Ia He would bring to the administration OF the Co.
vernment an enlightened mind, comprehensive views 4
magnanimous policy and honest heart and res, ,bs
merits Of his administration upon the degree of good a
compsA ed for the greatest number
u.s. He is the fathe OF the benecent land system Of s
West and the author Of numerous laws and reaes wof
thy Of an eminent statesman and dipomatst
H To- His life is history OF the West-and for his pre-
eminent and self-sacrifcng services a soldier Al
Territorial Secretary, Delegate, Represenalye and
Senator in Congress- Goyerner, as General hero
dpomaiist statesman, SCHOLAR an honest man anc
patriot. he deserves the gratitude OF his counirymen
II. He would reform and purify the departments Of 70
vernmeLt, appoint honest and capable TO Office an
stop the leaks in the Treasury.
lS In view Of the great importance Of the crisis Ger
Harrison is reserved and qualified. as II wou
SEEM by Providence, for the occasion, fulfil the h,g
4 hope and destiny Of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-17
INECDOTE OF GEN. HARRISON.
GIBHALrAE, Aug. 7th, 1910.

SIH--Among the many pleasing unec-
dp;os Of sen. Harrison. there is one which
heard from a gentleman now living at
Maiden, and who was ldJriag the late
war) commander oi his Maiesly's loiila
On ;As Upper lakes.
Said no, Il was up the Thames with
my fiOtIla. nca the place where the but
tie was fought between Harrison and Proc
tor. and my orders were that in case we
suffered defeat, TO set fire TO my iolilia
and make my escape. On learning the
fare Of Proctor, and seeing the approach
ofthe Ken,uckians by the cleaning of
their swords through the woods, forth
With obeycd ms order and H"d. but not
without having ono horse shot from undo r
RE while re.rcaiing. My family at that
period were within The vicinity OF tho bat.
tIe ground. and / was obliged 20 leave
them 10 the mercy Of the Americas Army
While absent from them, had some fear.
Gal forobodings as 10 their fate. had no
opportunity OF aScertaining What had be
cOrDc OF ihpD. aIJ passed many - sleep
less night in painful anxiety. Bot lDdge
how pleasing we're my sensations, whci
! learned Of my wife and daughter, that
ins.ead OF their having been barburousl )
treated, they were kindly protected BY :h,
open boariod and victorious General Har
sison. "For," said ny wife, Go relating
- siorv.) "soon after the army had ca
-amped for the night, near hy our dwell
Ing, two young officgrs come and deran
ed our lodging for thor commander
""e, therefore, Nth al possible hast,
prepared to leave. and lodge. wo knew no
where. Bus while preparing 10 60. the
General csno aud asked, what women
ere these7 md where arc they goingf
t7o replied that VIC belonged 20 the Brit
ish arnyy. and had Leen told that we r,gs
eg-s 40 oar Lodgings IL The General b.,
resqs1ed sbsw'r. ths, he cano cot he5,
a. ip7t ladies' o.; o. 6,c.s n. 'f.5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-17

he. j would rather ercar,p uaI..- al Ga.


he. j would rather erc.rrp uals- AZ Ia.
bash than 4" il, G - v"Irs"lv's 20 nm
easiness LADIES'. bi; ren3ja where You
are, and will station "a guard at yAlr door
20 see that no iaiury beiah vouc person
or your property"
Hear now The remarks Of the British
officer in his own words: - have served
my King ma country forty wears! I
fought by tho side of Nr,s u. mud WIS IN
a hummer OF engagements wlh hun /
have seven wounds in my bldy, | fought
NJ the battles oE River Raisin aai Fort
Neigs. | am the man who com.nundcd
the cannon that shot down the ti,g of def
ancc that Harrison raised over Fort Meiy
alter the parley. Tell the GENERAL. If
YOU sec him, that he played us a Yankee
trick m getting parley until no could OBJ
tain 4 reinforcement. But don't blame
him Tor that. although il occasionrd so
much trouble and loss of lives. and We
were put to the right about, and were o.
ohgcd TO retreat Is fast "a possible.
"a now aS 10 Harrison, | will say
thatln all my experience in warfare,
have never known u more brave and gene
rous officer. lie is soldier and ceatle
man. While he was in Canada. ! have
never heard ofan instance where any o.
The unprotected inhabitants ever received
an insult or an injury from himseifor hi:
soldiers. Tell him that if he ever come.
into this part Of the country, wish TO sec
him. / wish, if possible, 10 show him II
person, my gratitude for the kind proec
tion he gave my family in the last war"
&
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-17

VIRGINIA--At rules held in the Clerks Office oftbs
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chsncery FOR the
county Of Ohio in the month u August 1910.
The North Western Bank Of Virgins Complainant
against
, s Towar aud G. w. rowar. and John
Ftsoeu, Moses Rhodes. Anderson n Has 60,
lei. samuel Thompson and John Bane.
Defendants
The Defendant J. s. and G. W. Towar. MT having
entered their appearance end given security aee0Tdng
the Of assembly snd the rules Of this court and
sppesrns BY satisfactory proof that they srs NOT
hab.tants Of this comuonwoalth--on motion Of com.
paiuan BY counsel IT 10 ordered that the said doien-
ianis do appear hese on The fEt day Of the nsI fall
term Of This court enter their appearance and give
cunty for the performance oiIbe decree in tho cause
answer tho said compliments bl othcrwso defend
ms suit and fhs copy oftbs order b. iorfhwith 10
serted IN newspaper paper printed IN the rity Of
wheeling 81 tee HOnibs suecessively-and posted AZ
tie tooi dor Of he Couu house 81 Ohio county.
copy iosis,
ALEX 7. LArULEY cl~-t.
laos 4 WHSsv. ~ Capt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-17

vtRCINfA-Af rules held IN the Chrk's ofhco oi Tho
Grsait Superior Of Law as,l Chencosy tor tho
~ Of Ohio. in tho month Ut AugUsi. iS4o.
Stcpheu Rice, ComplAn,ni
against
Austin Peey. and Henry Moore. md the
raid Henry s;uoro, John r. Clarke. and r,
Mark Donglasr, Merchants and partners ,-,.,,...
trading under the fiIm of Mo,rv. Clarke
& Co Defendants
The defendant, Aus:in Peay. not having entered has
appearance and given security according 10 The act Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court. and appearing
by satisfactory evidence thut he IL not inhsbiIsn
OF this commonw ealth. On motion Of the complain
BY counsel IL Is ordered Tint the said defendant dc
appear here the rst day of neri Fall term Of this
Court, enter his Appearance. give security for the per
formanee of tho decree in the cnuso. file his answer
~ the compainanls biilor otherwise defend this sui
and that copy Of this order DO forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed in the City of Wheeling
for two months successfully and posted tho from
door Of the Court house ofOho county.
copy tes,e,
ALEXANDER r. LAIDLEY. Clerk
| A. CALDWELL. for Compt. aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-17

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Pittsburgh, Oct. 8 ISIU--,w On
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