Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-02


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GENERAL H7r----=s----s----
son AN ABOLITION.
! The locos insist .,
I admit that the General uthis-,nd
/ ,rohlsl Of the FIRST alter. after an aboIi'
nsN'. 9Th Of
1 lie will abolish all sinecures.
| He will sboIish eli ex;rayasanee In the
! public expenditures.
He viii abolish al hankering amer
3ingly power
I lie Will abolish all efforts on the mar,
OF the Office holders. 10 make a King of
the President.
He will abolish This thing Of .nee;a
currency for the Office holder, and pa-
per currency for the people.
He will abolish all attempts 10 tai,e F..
lie will abolish all tyranny and oppre,.
'ion upon the people.
lie wall abolish al efforts MAKING IN re-
uuGe the wages OF the poor nan. and 10
make the rich richer, aud The moor noorer
he will abolish locofoeoisrn.
/ He viii. ia fine. be a most ,borou,h
/ going Northumberland a one A, bs wss
last war. when b. abolished and denoI.
ished British and Indians whenever thew
Showed their faces.
Now. Me0rs. Office holders. how do
you Like Gen. Harrisons aboIitionism
-Sieu6oHriis Gazette.
Dr.. Duncan on he Stand DIR. Duncan.
member OF Congress. from Hamilton
County. Ohio. Is the great gun Of the AID
4 uIuIsfratfnn - a r..
ever he says. would therefore pass cur
rent, among the faithful at least without
challenge. Promising this. We eopy
! from the Star and Banner the following
paragraph from a speech Of DR. Duncan
/ published 10 the Globe and other Admin.
isirailon papers:
=" profess TO be somewhat acquainted with
I the history OF General Hafrisons political mil
iiafy aud private life. am m, Neighbour and
I've IN hiS county. ID 70 his private 6|s kaous
y no Hs's that FIR a HcHoNt fuiiiss kiB, i"
! Nor To De HAD Col J. w. Brown
/ a prominent, and, until recently an eff.
cient supporter OF MIR. Van Buren, has
boldly taken ground for Harrison and Re
, form. HIS letter, repudiatinR the desttuc-
i've measures Of the Federal Government
recently appeared IN the Detroit Daily
Advertiser
! Co. Brown was Land receiver in M,cbi.
gan Tor several years and is now one OF
The United States Marshals. The fact
TIA he has just been appointed Visiter
/ to West-Point IS evidence Of his high
standing. But he prefers the path Of du.
y and patriotism 10 the advantages and
slluremenis q office, as will be been hy
the following eS,rac; Of a speech he made
TO The Wigs Of Tecumseh:
"Non may have seen my app.irtmeot ~ IN.
~ the NIsiierS 10 West Point I consider !,
highly honOrabie. and iIereIed HaiteT,ns let
ter from the Secretary Of Wsr. II iss trip Of
All others should like 90 take But Know
'n'' party well, ADD they ~ ~ expect me TO pas
VII Tor the honor by warm end hesrty sup-
fosi az Nsa BGrer sub-TrsRsn,y Gnd ALI A.
earu0t take al tbs bitter H.th q lizzie su.e,
] have declined the honor, and hope 10 meet
you Of Fort Msigs."
Col. Brown IS native Of Jefferson
county. and a nephew Of the late
Major General Jacob Brown one of tho
most distinguished officers vi he LAST
~sr.--.i'5. Ice. JotrAsL
Grcai Cry aud htiis WooL-Tle Van
iles are rejoicing over the ccession from
The Wig ranks Of one II. ~. WickIiae
OF keniucky and are sedulously endea.
yonng TO make tie impression that it i
he Distinguished Robert Wicklife 81 that
State. The truth Is. that K. y. Micknfe,
lie convert. Is comparatively obacuro
man, aud Is very remotely connected
NiiAzRobeit W.ckhtIr. who IS by sonr
m's'aben for The drSeTter. x. y wick
.lhe, 10 the letter announcing his change
Of opinion. seems TO be quite eonaciaua
OF bls limited influence, admitting az be
/ dots, that no one inVIdual would probably
iolio~ his example. Mr. Nlcallhs has
always been Nuili'yeI Of tie Calhoun
scbool-but a seems generally 90 Le al
mi,ied al home that he would not have
deserted The Whiga II The Khixs had
I noi been so iiTprgely incensible TO bis
merits Tie was very anxious 10 he The
| WhiE candidate Tor Congress 81 the last
election ~ The Lexington dnt.ict. bot tho
! NhIgs prefcffed another, eud be then ran
on h's o~n book. bting supported pIinci-
paliy ~ The party into bose arms lie
oas lLtoRn timselL he Nss 5eatep.
however, or 5UUO yJ,sz, ard hss been
feeking ever sincc an oppJfiunits 20
draw the venl.reg of Lis ire, and let the
stream Of his revenge run Sieat" The
Nhtgs 10 Kentucky. seem 90 &c very
glad 10 get I'd Of hiu. a. be belonged 10
hat pefiInscious oiiee seeking class.
which renders him always tiosblesoms
ally liis new intnis wiil ID s soppos.
cd enaepsor 10 gfsidy his ruling pfopen-
fly by giving blm an ofice n TIE peo-
pie refuse. The Pfetidsut sill 90 fuls 20
atone Tor htir want ~ discemmeut.-ft
D. one OF tie articles oi he Deuocfahc
creed, hat vbots ihe people punrb. tie
I Executive fsgatdt - fgsclbarg tlrRa
Nj hendalla subsfirfDr f1r tbf Erffa
6iotr already exceeds TWENTY THOU
/ SAND and thele b as ysi 90 staicurni a. ne
I Coed 81 Ghtf
81 o. tald uaI keDfaHa fttHa.c n pfchi,
uorn hs seni 90 ~ sfego.} na'y ,prcuis,'on