The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27

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and unprinei led party warfare, and WnsnA
pushed % an Inoldinate excess, a. = nov. Z
by our opponents, seldom fails g cses.s
4 signal ION Impressed with rms ~
lief. We are Is &C from attempting tne 81
boSats Sisnfora og the inteTminab .s, taIesas
hare aud ihficb fsfnted laisehoods q ~
loeoFocos, chat We are quite whiting sAsy
shoula eonlinuc Is sport their venom INV.
The ifies Sc November, By which time 49,
win tesf Its eficacs. aud viii probably sQls,
cover that the Peep {. eve b isnder tue q Aess
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have ! liiile sense nd little honsss ss.e.
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Fses,asS a, and j sdlgs for e:
ELOQUENT ExTR ACT
.weoiys abstract 81 tie public sess,ses
oe Gen. HARRISON. We should Ike e sss
Istof those performed BY nj. Van pl -, e
Willian.FIenTy harrison was bora = -
oinia. on''tlle stllsof February q Iss
In Iz9f. when 10 years Of age, ns va S
anpointed By Gen Washing ton. an Ems e =
our infant army
In 1872 ne xvas promoted 10 the rams - -
aieutenant and in 10 iolned me leeson
,nder. Gen. Wayne, and III q e y DAYS tlssSs
after. was selected by him as one Of his e
on the 4ta O August; he oisssls-
uuished himsel 81 the battle Of ne Aia I.
Elected the mos attering sritlen apPsODas
ton of Geueral ayne. -.
In 1895, he Vas appointed sbg ,Fssie S
Adams Secref o BE North Western As1-
ritory. and ESQ ics6 1t. Governor.
In l79S, be was chosen delegate y
Congress. 9
IN 1sOf. be VAS appointed 6overnof q
Indiana, and n tho same years sese ellt - =
ferson appointed him sole Commas ollsl ~
treating with the Indians.
In 1909, he appointed doyeilios.9a
Indiana 81 Madison.
On.the- 9Th Nov. 4 81 I he gained inc gl =
victory Of Fippecanoe.
On tie 18th Sept 1872 be was. -e = P ~.
ted 81 Madison, Commando -ia.ehieI q .s'S
North Western Army.
On the Isl Nav, 1912, tie seige OF TOT q
Meigs cummenced--iasted i've days. ale
was terminated by the brilliant and success
!ul sortie Of Gen. Harrison.
On the 2lst July, 1Sl3, the BATH 81 FoF
Stevenson occurred.
On THE 5lll &c October, 1913, be gainet
the splendid victory Of the Thames, owe
the British and Indians under Proctor.
Ia 1914 he was appointed By Madisol
one sc the Commissioners 10 treat Within
Indians, and n 4he same year, with his col
-leagnes, Gov. Shelby and Gen. Cass, con &,
Guided the celebrated treaty Of GreenyIlle
In 1915. he was again appointed sue
Commissioner, with Gen. NJ sArthur ana el
Graham, and negociaied treaty at Detrosi
IN 1916, lie was elected member g
Congress.
In January. 1918, he rtaoduced resi-
luton IN honor of Kosciusko, and suPporte
it in one of.the most feeling; clasic and cl'
ouent Speeches ever delivered in the Hons
of Representatives.
In isIq.she was elected member OF Il
Ohio Senate.
In 1894 he was elected Senator in Go
eress. and was appointed in 1928, Charm;
of the Military Committee in place OF re
Jackson, who had resigned.
In 1897. he was appointed Minister TO Y
lonah;a. and n 1920. wrote his imnorl
letter to Bolivar. the de liYefer of Soul 3
meTica
Such is the man, who still enjoying
untaFnished fame and glory, and standing 4
proud and lofty g gnlnenee, where ne.el
maIace nor envy can assail him. Is now s1
moned By bis gratstu countfymen 70 aea
the quiet walks Of private ne y gniq
councils of The nation g nd denver In .e9 =
try from the dangers which encompass
And he will BE hef deliEereE
"Resolved, Thai in The late camp Z
against the indians on the " apassa' zen :
ii. Harrison has, il the opinion @ tes s.
isIature, behaved liken Aere par 9
a general, and That for hts e9os desigsEt
skiIfaI and gallant condsscs 90 the lale
tie of Fippecanoe, he vel deserves 's's =
NEST thanks of the nation
Kentucky LeeIsl tals, - +
Two great objects induced ns g eel
First, TO be at the tegaining Of cur 1efsss
and Detroit, and the taking Ct aAala
and secondly, to serve under an oiileef
.phoal ,ce hare confidence. we would
have engaged in the service without sue
nrosDect-we did not want to serve flIl
cowa,ds nor traitors, but under one, VINO
moved himself 70 Be Mise, prudent !
byape r. 81 johnson, IN asietseF dai
INV 1873. TO Gen. Harrison.
aGen. Harrson's detailed letteFtells
every fhino we wish to know about the
GERS. except himself He does justice
every one but TO EIARR1soN, and the zoo
therefore p,gsf ID Justice to tie man aasO
too modest 70 do justice 70 bansses
Richmond Enquirer, ISL >.
And what said the venerable Shelby
what Carolinian' soul e not fired with
thusiasn al the Femembrahce ct 81
Mountain, associated with that manner
sJntiI after had served tho camp.
of Is f3. was not aware Of the Difficult