Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-15
GEN. JACKSON AGAINST GEN. HARRISON
MD ALALNST GEN w ASLIINETAN

H'i'c'u' 1"thsoN may DC excused, IN MS old
'oy7' 'or uoIng nn ac' which, in the vgor Of his
years and OF his mind, he would have scorncd. |
Dcsfaueo ihdeed must that party be to SANDER the
"ie u "eh' iIdrriSph ny cooperating upon the decn-
'ng years ana nina of u chvairous man, to make
IN inc accuser Oh ms rival IN military glory, and
u uh Ola ie"oW-oIHcer! Inc spectacle cannot be |
oIIeF thah paih'ul 10 every American bosom. What
TREND oi our country honor but must feel hortl-
neua at the '""o"lh@ cErect from late publication
ny Hcn. Jackson
ar, u, r,; r. t''. 9Gl'e -'d' i7tV
uSrR. HAVING mover admired Con Harrison, no
military man, or considered him possessing the
qualities ~hcI constluis tie commander Of an army,
nave IoqTeu at ms P0ihcai relations alone in the
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duences which would result TO the country should
the suiIrages of the People place him in that office
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The history of the country shows that General
Jackson vas and is the personal enemy of Genera
HARRISON and that he always regarded him as his
r'tat IN military lame. Can the opinions OF Gen.
erul Jackson, under these feelings and crcumstan-
ces,' make any impression upoD the PeopIe of the
country o,bor ,bon s,oI os ,,c,r o,ohIo ,aL;,.
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" '"'y man. ""u LUZ MS SUI 4Ce' III 'i'e
held and in the cabinet deserved the grateful thanks
of Congress Let the People Of the country read
the following extract from the journals of Conrross
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iisO" MOI u Z" uu"ileo as military man by
General Jackson, who did not consider even Wash
ington as entitled to the thanks of his country.
Upon the 18th Of December, l796. tbo Jyopsa Of
Representatives of the United States Ind rrdor
sideration "op pddrcSs" to C;eraroI W,sbir,,,on
when the following procecJinp.,ook place
motion was made and seconded to strike on, ot
said address the following words to wit:
"For our coun,ry's sake, for he soke Of rco,aJi.
can Lbery it is orr earnest wish that your example
may be the guide OF our successors and thus, after
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neatiy iRs'rUmenHto tie achievement ofthe RsroiG-
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viii ever he 60 dear. Nav Won, own yirinns and a
nations prayers obtain the hoppiest sunshine ol
the decline OF your days and the choicest Of future
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II was .e'U.''o !" I've ann NATIVE
I JaA"S -Hii!SoR ma 90 DINERS voting for me az
4 dress.
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r w Dee VOL House journal OF l'Oo' page
, Gl7, 6l9 -GLtttS C0i:e.
, After this cxon,tin, can Gcncral JI,rrisor,
. military glory be tainted by Inn WHO "Gaa're"
i no one as military man, but hmSe.i, and win
+ would not accord to the iIiustrous Washington a