Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
From the Globe,
RESPECT FOR REPUTATION

The Federal party complain tina, Gen. Ham.
| sons character IL not spated by the Republca
press. There never was more unjust complaint
They with savage ierocIty entered the sacted PIE.
cncts Of Gen. Jackson's coniugal relations as
sailed tho character Of the bes, Of women has
wfe~-aud broke her heart IN The very hour that
the American people had called he, husband to
their highest honor, end hoped to SEQ Der perlcl.
pate II with him. Hammond, General Harison's
bosom friend and most efficient editorial agent IN
procuring for hun tho Federal domination. origin.
ated tho ioul attack on the pure latne d Ms,
Jachson, to reach her husband, Might not Gen.
ea harrison himself be reached, # he RcpubI.
can press did not scotn 10 pursue his private hte
Ills public conduct only they hold subject to pub.
Iic discussion aud shall he, candidate, plead a
right 20 be exempt from that because u Is not
quite agreeable 10 his feelings, aud may DO DOT
altogether compatible with his intefessl He
must not ask the double privilege Of standing
mute in regard 10 declaring his principles and 0.
plnons, aud Of douylng the right u the press 10
expose them by looking INTO his public conduct
But a warrant were wanting TO justify harsh
dealing with HIM personally 1t would be found 10
the manner he treats others, Look al the course
he pursued IN reference to Nh Buchanan N he
streets OF Cincinnati, SIMPLY because that gentle.
man though, fit 10 speak Of a Iaw bis signature
enacted while Governor Oi Indiana. But IN his
late speech in Columbus, as reported IN tho Jour
np;s Nhcre llue0dly 10 him, aud now gong the
rounds Of the Federal press, he goes farther Tie
! has the hardhood to impule pe,Jrv to Mr. Brown
u respectable mana druggist Of Cincinnati, The
son Of one Of the Judges OF the court OF common
| pleas, under whom HARRISON himself holds sub
ordinate Office. Moses Dawson, the person to
| whom Harrison confded the writings Of bis own
/ memoirs declares in his paper m the city N "hIch
| all the parties are best known. that " ms MI
| Brown's) rtrac,iy 10 ,nfisputabls." We give
! Mr. Browns affidavit and follow il up with llar
rison's remark upon i il his Columbus speech .
The State Of Ohio, Hamilton Couatg rs,
Before me, the subscriber, justice Of the
Peace ia and for SAID county, personally appear
ed Israel Blown, H., and beng duly sworn says
thai about lbree months ogo, bo was on the Ben
Franklin steamboat, III company with General W.
H. HARRISON and heard HIM say that he was an
Abolltonis and that he WIS certain u getting he
State Of New York, because they kne" hlm to be
an Abolhlonst. ISRAEL bhoh N.Y.
Sworn 20 ard subscribed 10 before me, on Tho
Is. day Of June, \ d. 1910.
j.. II. GEMZENDANNER,
Justice q the Psaes.
This is to certify, that We, the undersigned,
heard Israel BroHn, it,, state at the time, Say
three months ugo) Of General Hanson sayiug
lie was an Aboionisi, and vas eertalr. Of getting
the State Of New York, because bey knew him
10 be an AbolIlionist and We should further slate
that We have repeatedly heard Inn state the same
--apd as to Mr. Browns cfatacter,wo should take
his word and oath, as soon as General Hanlson's
OF any other mans. 80.
I FRANCIS n. CARY,
j. c. McLTNE,
| j, c. MILLER,
| MALCOLM MURRAY.
| ~ ~ RlnnIE