Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-07

my md Thrcuehnot the .rur,ar or.i .u,usna. I
Ne. s'ap'osed atmo't aaiy. from early dawn sniii
nym Ia ms b1-me, Every u.omem of mn sp~se
'"s ~'s occnPssd IA tito stse,opt TO Keep upm cos>
rec ondencc, hut II was n vain N,sny other letters
sssar~ Yen, beside your. ot the pvroJ, remain
uilaissss. red 10 ihss day"
But the LIST shape which the charge Of Cc,cr,l
assrisons poverty his .umed is tia; That a man
who has taken better Of hi. ui,s dual in,e
rests not safe desss ory vt that &c he z,.Jyc'
Promising that such assuinp,,.n wvud Ia, talal ,o
the memory OF Jctenon. Monroe. md ind, "a 10 rios,
oi the dsns dished patriots Of every az. and
We have been placed sess,on OF the causes at the
sfssen' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Gen. Harrison. They mot
only do away this new o.jecnou ct has enemies bu,
are smincnily honorable 10 the per-~curJ MIR o
and has manly spirit ihat We have ctiaiued perm.
sion ~ copy hem irvn letter written tn n trten.
IN this place by orc OF the most listing ami re-
spccsse!e eItiz-ns oi<c,ncinnati. lie writes
! pa (. Symm. Harrisoi eldest son of General
HsrrFson. Receiver the Pu ,lIc uoneys nj Vim
esRass. during the late Captain rr nee then a
disoursng officer OF the United a.es in good
arpl ed 20 him 10 cash n check on the government
Or $4,000, alleging that the money necessary TOT
the putlc service received the check and advanced
the money, The check was forwarded 10 the trca-u
~ department, and Protested. the ground that Pence
was rOs authorised to draw. Prince afterwards pro
we'd insovcn aud youag Harrison wa. unable 10 IN Ct
tn claim OF ,hc government. The liter rer,a n q
IL that situation until General Harrison was rccaIlc
frum Bogota. whcn for the purpose Of relieving his
and h s.Su ies. he voluntarily assumed the whole
deb. amounting. with interest Ia about 50 600. Thn
EN- had married tho only daughter Of General Pike
who FELL during The late the head OF his troops
M an attack Of the British ior 8 m Canada
Some years afer. Mr.. Harnspn died. leaving mo- pm
ery, but leaving helpless widow. the only child
General Pike. AMI siI child eli. From Ih. lime o.
his death. the Gen:ra la. supported and still supports
the family-rarsing ami educating all the children
geLe-ally tho Ighi, that in consideration Of the char
actor. Esrvces and late of the gallant General Pike
| the nation ought TO have done what they have lei
General IL arson 20 do.
Another fact worthy Of notice is that Major Ran
dolph OF the aids-de-camp OF iIrri.on on the O.
PediIon to TIPPecanoe. fell in desperate ba Il,
fought nj that place. leaving q widow wholly desti
tuic OF the means OF support and infant daugter
borne aiier father bad gone tine expedition
General Harrison. Immediately nfie, hi. return from
the hattle adopted the infant educated and supported
her, until she reccn'ly married. the Secretary OF Sat-
OF the Sale of Indiana"
IL is thus shown thai his strict integrity IN the pub
lie service added high and delicate sense of persu
nal he our, ami his unbounded bone Violence Of hear
have kept him comparatively poor aud in debt;
the effects o! these characteristics his ,unirS from
his support We have mistaken their mauly character
No real soldier, soldiers son, will admit the vi
grateful appeal.