Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

safety OF tnelr Hresldes, against all lnterler-
euce whether Of lanalcism or political ambition.
that man is WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Of
OHIO"
But our adversaries alege that General II If.
rison has answered no subsequent enquiries
on his subject. That, too, is false. Fac fol-
loAing is one among the numerous replies
which he wrote during that year and The year
afterwards. We commend the self. respec
which resrlins him from answering any moro
impetiinont questions now-particulady from
persons Of whose cha "acter he knows nothing
and whose ignorance in relation to his view,
upon this great question, whether real or a(>
eclel, gives them little claim to has consi
deratlon as they may enjoy among their noigh>
bors. We should like to know whether the
"Oswego Associations" which at first called it.
self the " PennyleSs Aristocracy," paid The
postage on the letter which has been caught
up with such affected joy by his enemies To
be serious, however, Gen- Harrison has bu
acted with his accustomed moderation and wis.
dom, in initiating the prudence Of the Saviour
Of mankind, when he foied the craniness Of
the Jews, by directing them to " Reader unto
Cesar the things that are CeSar'S, and unto God
the things that are GodS." The letter
CrNcIYNArI, 26th November, 1885
"NTY DEAR Sir
81 answer the question you proposed to me this
morning, with great pleasure.
Nv ,b n0S Us,,o'e 'iu' GoHSress ea uoo,s
i,h 10 ,ort,, ~ ia ''s'J -.
unon Tie spplication Of the states in ,ybich casc
and in no other, thew MIGHT appropriate money to
aid the states so APPLYING to get rid Of their slaves
These opinions | have always held, and this was
the ground upon which voted against the Mis-
souri, restriction in the 10th Congress. The opin.
ons s,too % NJ "ie "'''I "eie
I'd do not believe that Congress can abolish
cnr.ar, % ,ho Stnto. V;rrnio nj VI"
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IN haste yours truly
WM. II. HARRISON.
To Tuou,s Sroo ir
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pu' we nave S'''S '"Is' IeYer ron t ,n,
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,r,,sra Tba ~, rIare,a, c,,r;ar Of tI,a 10 !,
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i.
noun ana inc Nu.I,n7tS OF we SOUTH ohd mere
lore IN favour OF MT van bureh since the aIil-
ance which has been :ormed IN reference to the
sub.treasury and other projects already alluded
llo) contains the following editorial and txtract
oC a letter recently written hy General Hair
risnn IN memher or Conqrnss We uuf,l,sh
Of H., od;,'r 81 ,,,o r,r;rr .,;,h
'ne 'o'''''I'.' ~ l0.'', W '''0 WV"
S'"Su'a' I''o" ~ va ''''','~ ~ So" "'"e
nahlm'N u" 'Ho Pa't OF un "u"Hh 'F"l"n 'P"F
| are too rare not 10 deserve mention "EeA lhey
occur.
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Inc courier says
WYNN 0nfe'g9ed dellgn! tHen' not because we
co. o f ,bo b,t boconSn we oc
to do ustca and we take sincere pleasure in arrav-
ing the Distinguished men of the Union in favor Of
the constitutional rights of our loved and cher
ished South, do we rhis day. in the communication
Of our correspondent, give place to an extract of
'elIer IRON General harrison ntteu rev oayS
Cce ana souFeS?eG o ~ n'Goer %,
W. h All and rroMaInd onInrsa,
ment of his Vincennes speecb."
~
hele 10 'ilE extract al'oo'u ~ "0"' "e MANU-
u .'o olu He'o'
~ saw some time SINCE an article from me
Charleston .oIrer' sauhg alnt my 'ntrnIeS
peeu,. ocn ,In an ra' t,o 'o"Im ,au a
hop,evor. tho eaitor saws thai had dnnrealn3 nv
sentiments on the subject after had been brought
out as candidate for the Pre- idency. In this the
editor greatly efrs. The speech was delivered at
ilcoi'ie', ~ i0''' AZ 'nat '''''o my H'|'o was
- nF hS ~,
Okla. and had hsen mentioned in yrrv con-.