Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
From The Cincinnati Ga.tttc.
YET ANOTHER CALUMNY!
GENERAL HARRISON CHARGED As A
DEFAULTER.


DEFAULTER.
Among the most prod gate efforts n prof At
= rrcss is the change against General HARRISON Of be
ing defsuiter. Ii : 'ss The ias oi his friends
thai during tie long period uf his diversified pub1'
eraplosmeut. AID The disbursement al many million
3! daliars, not cent of II remains uaacconnteo
for.
The Phtsburg Nercnrs gives place 10 thc follow
inp extract Of a ener irpm Washington to he edlfui
of the Rebnon1 Enquirer. TO "shos thai II Haui-
sanis not drfanlter, he - sadly m arrears TO The
JIpitro States Tfeasafs." l. say: Gen. Harrison
has lived most ptoIgaly. Aud the habits OF
profuse expenditure, when he taught hs spn. has
probably done much more IN IKE him pecnlator.
than The pfeccpls of The General could ctleci keep
him out OF crime
The extrJct follows;
at is fact 10 less astounding Than true, and the
archives of The government vii Place tbe yond a
cont ovet.y, that J {. 5. Harrison, the seo If Gen
HARRISON, aud receiver of public none, al Vinoen
mes, IN Indiana, vas removed by President Jsek>on.
because be a d,faultor TO The amount OF q O00
10 the government. notwithstanding Gen. Hanson
was his securiy. Behold The auspices Of the new
Administration Behold tie h4,bmger oil Harrison
sui Reform ;"
How desricab'y mean mist he the lie head aud
heart that can pramulsa'e suca paragraph aesinxl
the war-wOfn veteran Iist4tsuut Gsnrral Il zfri.na
dgdalisr! Nearly hsit century n the service a
the country, la M ever HPpied dollar Of tBe
y blir monty 10 hs o. tie use Of ~ TREND. ,
Mlil any ens stand FORTH aud as.ru that IL ,sff
reeeFeda fsf,h'ng Of The money far ~bsrh
died 10 auesf 60 lhe gov~f81eatl Htf he Gesf-
raj r0sGiSi avg ga5Ife trUtfP lie ass scum, -,
his ot-'is ssB asei 70 lssteI + tbs go,rtaneus.
and ths d-hs Is uspssj- Aos ~ fnfsrtscs nD- y
direct charge aud ue bess tricks 81 rsff, iss O.
iiera - 70 made out d,faai}ett - Tb7ssai
Richie aids IN fhs riis dsfssc5a7 Geasfef Ii.r8I-
son, win nhlue ted authority 10 df44 n tne Tee.
snfy. cannot be found ever 10 have used TIE zn-
tboity Tor lts benc6s--sn TAR ron, a. 41h fHa.
authority 20 fofer shile be ~zs so commend Il the
Northwestern army, he forfeited lafge and eu,fiss
rather Than drss on the Treasury for nsaus 10 "a,
out oil the office
j. G. S. Hanson. is understood 10 lave become
Involved by advances 10 N lodi,u agent caahJtng
in his assurances. Of authority eras on The rrasa
~ for the Instead ef The default beftg
S25 600 II does MT exceed 5000. These Ihi4E.
occurred while Gen. HARRISON absent IN Soufh
America. Soon after his return. he repaired Ia
Washington to obtain some indulgence 10 the estate
oi his son itr ie debt on The priiion of his VI
dow, an only daughter Of the heroic PIKE. MI
Clay, al present Senator III Congress from Ala.
bama, advocated the property oil reliuqushing lie
debt altogether IN consideration ef the claims OF
Gen. Pike.
The "act for the reefei Mrs. CIuissa b. Har.
rison." which passed 81 Of March, 1881 and was ap.
proved by Gen. Jackson authnriz d the settlement
oil The Receivers accounts upon the principles OF
Justice and eqnny.' giving The Tine for e,eh
years oil Tins time has yet TO come. A lien was re-
tanned upon the real estate Of J. &. s Harrison al
the INSTANCE OF Gen. Harrison. The second seetlon
ol this ACT Is 10 these words:
Sec @ Thai after the final adjustment of s,i1
accounts, the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized 10 allow to the lrgal representatives
and heirs Of SAID Receiver the period of sigbt,,o
gears 10 pay the amount which shall be fund due
IRON said receiver, aiGiout interest. upon such
terms as to the secretary u the teasutv shall be
deemed reasonable aud equitable, by taking lien
on me estate 81 sad receirer. such other sscur,
rs, IN ms oplnion, viii secure the dent"
Alter the passage OF thus law, Gen. Howard then
Van Buren, candidate for Governor IN Indiana pro-
cured avaluaibn of the real ate CT the receiver
and being satisfied that 900 acres Of the land is am
pie seeurliv fur The debt due the government has
gwen Permission 10 sell house and lot m Vincrp.
mes iot The support Of the grand children of the
immortal Pike, Who have been htletto reared and
educated by Gen. Harison.
Thus IS ,his vile SANDER putto rest. VIII Thorn.
ss hiiebie acknowledge his euor' General Iar.
Iison does not ose the government. til IS securlt,
Tor Debt OF his sou, upon which Congress wiih the
appreciation OF Gen. Jackson has granted indulgence
'sr eighteen years without interest, seultng upon
The principles Of justice and equitg." Ire can
ony be called upon when that ilme shall have clap
SEQ, and then only in the event of his sons estate
oeing deficient, OF which there is no probability
let hitehie q Co. proclaim hun a deiaulferi