Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
DAVID WYNE,
y. c. WRIGHT,
o. Nj. SPENCER.
II. L. SPENCER, Cor. Sec'ly.
MORE PROOF OF THE
OsWEGO CORRESPONDENCE.

In bat;eiog with General Harrison, and
his Committee we shall sometimes use his
own weapons, Ito wlt:) Certificates. We
ask the People to read the following and
lhey will be satisfied, that Che General Is
a HERO, if not under PctticoGt Coy
ernment, the government Of }. G. Wright,
and Ca. Would not the General lie a
beautiful specimen, toran American PresI.
deut: HIS Dussara would not stand It,
much less will the American peoPle.-P@-
LASH Republican.
The persons who INTERCEPTED General
Harrison and TO whom lis committee OF
keepers responded, have been characterized
by the Opposition as Infamous persons,
and the correspondence as a hoax"
We give the fo.Io@irg from the C5wego
Palladium to set the matter right
THEHARRIsoN CoREEsPONI NICE.
The extraordinary letter Of Gen Iiar-
fison's keepers which we published in our
paper the 18th OF March last, has cScied
the pity, we may say the contempt, Of
honorable men OF all parties II was gen
orally known in Our village at the time II
was sent that letter had been addressed
to General Harrison by the Union Asso-
ciatioa asking his opinions upon certain
matters 1t having been read in the office
Of magistrate to several gentlem, OF both
political parties before it was put into the
post Office. The answer OF the committee
has also been shown TO gentlemen here o!
both politienl parties; its authenticity has
no, been questioned. We notice, however
that in some places, for effect, partial
denial has been made, In addition ihere-
fore to our own assurances Of lis genuine
ness we publish the following afdavits and
certificates which Pvt the mater 5eload
cavl
State If New York, &c
Oswego county,.
j. w. Turner, Of Oswego, being duly
sworn, deposes and says. that on the ilrsI
dav of February last letter signed by
Miles EIotchkiss, on behalf OF The Union
Association of Osweeo, and bearing
date January 81, 1870, a copy of which
was nobljshed IN the Oswego Palladium
Of March IS, 1910, which contained Ger.
tain inquiros in relation TO the political
opinions OF Gen, Harrison was superscrlb'
cd by this deponent as follows: Gen
William FL. Harrison, North Bend, One,
and was sent by this deponent to the post
office in hisvillage on the said first day o.
February last aud on oriabout the l3,h
day of March last he saw letter purport.
| ing to be reply 10 The letter above named
which was post marked at Cincinnati
Ohio, and signed by David Gwynne, ).
G. Wright, snd @. Nj. Spencer, and al
tested by Il. ii. Spencer, Cor. Sec'y; Q
copy Of which letter was also publish
ed in the Oswego Palladium Of March
18th, 1910.
And this deponent further says that be-
fore the above letter was sent to The post
Office he read the same aloud 10 the Office
Of J. G. Hungunin, Esq, Justice Of The
peace in this vllaGe,in the presence of sew
eral gentlemen of both political parties,
and that the fact Of said letter having
been sent to general Harrison was n mat.
Ter Of public notoriety in this village.
j. w. TURNER.
Subscribed and sworn April 10th, 1910
before me. -
State of New York,