Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-11
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' WI" ore mound together 10 piih the IN. II
nnerons bonds of friendship; have the most bitter
nhai'y toward one anojherl II il SIR bec,u., .,rh
y these bonds distinct chord may ,brale to The
ceilings ~ hatred
This principle may account CIR the conduct of Enc
ana toward us after her acknow Infringement of our In
aelc"ueh'e. fof she soiaced herself with belief
mat we would become divided; and engaged i'm ixil
btois Bui happily for u.. we possessed =, thai time
g"a'y al sages and rairo's who ayer:od The threat,
ening Danger and introduced the spiri, of om,,,,
winch led 10 onr glorious compaet-the compact In
Der the Federal Constitution.
81 this Compact Great Britain To-, tho o..,,.,
"i 'ampcring with tho indi, dual Sia,os-of fomen,
ns Jeaionsit---'d OF weakening us 10y division sh,
S'eiofe changed her policy. and indeavorcd "a, re-
press oar growth. by throwing iuapedmrni. in our
"y r0r she contrary, 20 express stipulation rcius-
co 10 surrender the military Iusts western From
hershe secretly insigoJcd Tie savage to scalp and
murder our frontier switzerland she encouTarod S,an
IA her inirguos. TO draw of the western states frum
he conlederacy. Scarcely c1pedient was Ieft ut-
'IeN' ''"''h was "aiculaie,l 10 weaken our union
cis,rao' our coniedcrn"y-or suppress our growth
notwithstanding, lhis eumiiy and evidence If hat
red from cur mother counry-we continued 10 a.,
crease not only IN. Popuiaiion-in strengthened in
uh''y'--hut our commerce began 20 aot ri n W..
were able To compete with England for the trad. Of
rance on the breaking ont OF the French war To
,op 'nis competition she called into existence. the oil
oi's aud Disgusting rule of l.56-ssue.rt ., OIL
Tue ON January and re 9Th o. No..-,,,. I-,, %
.~'nSe OF -.nIen c great part OF our commerce
"A '.-vpi from the ocean The stale OF hin, %
CURED all the Grnncss and sayec.tv Of Was, ,q,or
10 prevent our Cniangleme. IN a war and n.r,icir,
h1n IA European politics Those consequence, ,ver.
prevented 10y The appointment OF and by the firm.
nnd manly tone. with which Nr Jaw rctuo,,yfra,.d
and which produced the treaty Of 1924
lei Other orders were issued by England in I7q5
''u 70 as odious and 40 those which had
-, eo''s''sd oy The treaty 81 1884 By hes. o.
uers sac insued our ag; at rst BY boarding our In.r
'a Ncs>els 10 search Tor descrtcrs from tbs British
navy NtAi ihey Claimed the rgh; t. carry away ey-
cry one who rold not prove on tbe ,n,,. and ~ H.
ac''oh OF the boarding officer that lac was an A.
an AM OF oonsignirg them 20 a hateful bonIar,
iu's Iiej persisted m doing unless the American Gov,
III N"lld dtsst from naiurazing her. subj, cts
ihey carried This Outrage SO far rs 20 brrak M yo
ses AMI 10 endahger the safety Of vessels She bold
" asserted The right, Of dragging from underneath oar
nag every one who could not on the sroi nrnve H.
he was not British subject
IN 1870 Great Britain commenced her paper blneL.
re oy ",rri' ing MI intercourse with France and
her deIen, :'le% This followed hy NouIe ~ =
Milan DEGREES. all OF which opcrafcJ ininr,o,sI,. m
/ 'he commerce Of the L. s True i, is tia, Fr, 3.
withdrew The restrictions OF these DEGREES: but il /,
equally True, that E..aui would Ho, ab.ie her roo,,
blockade, anI view Heurals but acted rs n 80
! could not be kicked into war"
! Ia 1901. Gen. Harrison was aproinrcd C,,o-,- 81
/ tndana.-lhe Impressment Of orr Seamen bv L .,
J lnd--llcr revival ~ the Disgusting rule of I7sc
4 Her order Of 1888 and S--Iier d.s-n..rd % :,
/ treaty Of lI94.--iier paper blockade of ISO6-i,a
her agency M inducing tbs Indians iomahavvk NJ
salp the seill-rs on cur frsntcrs; were well u,d.
stood. and duly appreciated b.. him lie saw that a.
"IsnonIuy IN Isi b' tie inevitable results and hi, Al.
rio'ism impeicd him 10 prefer war TO d sgrace II
sediments, nnd feelings, were ia consonance viii
those OF Jefferson. Madison, and Monroe upon thi,
I subject
/ While acting as Coy. Of Indiana: and sup.r;nrc,,
dani OF lnian afiir,; there rise up warrior note,
'"r hlS enfniiy aga.ns' the whites: and who Pontiac
ke, enacayorrd 10 unite all the Indian irbrs lr m
M i'5's 10 Tie PacIic 81 rs TO present an efeft1a
laFrier't' ne further eNcns.an Of our scitlcmcn,s-
ms Was no Other th1n the formidable Tcctifnseb -,
was under ya~. and irsiisaicd ~ his d,,l. OF Int
I els, ny The Eug!ish. ile was furnished with arm
ai'd aInmGiion, and was melted to war and plunI,
'y Hem lie rsoricd to every ar,icc 20 stir 10 the
/ hinds OF The Indians against lie Influenced the
supersiiilous minds of hts counirymen y means az hi;
Fhh"r The corJurer, aud The Prophet Harrison (. -
seeing The power. AMI influence of this da Ing eb
usei his best 'Go-is Ia plciiy him. 10y lenien
sni with that view invited him % a council of troo-v
I n Einfennes. on the 18Th August 1910. Tecunseb
Al thai interview rem niiraicd against the encroacl.
menis al the whes--avea History Of the settlements
from the co'nInrns emcnt Up TO that Ime-canioao d
ta' he Great spirit bestowed the lands alike upo Il
me Indai;s-ani ih.t no portion of them could Re
so!d' without The consent Of the whole To Viii .
S"N Harrison rcTlcd ~ rather n condcmnaicFy tcue
and IcCt mseh in 4 Ct OF phrcnzy rraspcd h.. ION
IA" - and charged Hlrrison with having uttered a
t'ls~hood ai'd twenty thirty warriors ~ bo accom-
panied hiIn grasTed Ieirs ey.nc ing tie same de,erm
nation and spirit of their th,eC What yyouId b,,
Deen The result OF ihcir pircnzy no one can nov t
Jar s'"s life was threatened by them and m 1h al
nave been sa;';-had a guard of st,lJers ., b a.,
! near he'd forward and pui n srop ~ tbcir f,
iirs broke ~ the council Il nothing sb,rt or %,
! was c1 peeled from jhcrn
! Prom this imc, Tecumsch increased his forces at
VIC rfophots town, situated the Wabash, in tho
>,''e "i Indiana near the mouth of Tippecanoc The
Iroi net praCt sd hIs incaniao:.s with great o.i
y-ant hs gin Of Prpphesy seemed 10 renc,v NIL
"!'E great assiduIiy.-h1randing parties more fire.
qieHliy visited the serlements-and murders Yer.
more frequently committed on the frontiers Of Ilinoi.
nnd Indiana. On the 9Th New 1911. Harris m ade,
i' afda"us and iaguing march Of 3 days from VIM
'thHes arrived with his army near the PrDphefs o,yp
bat he was lmPera:ivey required by The President ii
me l. > To avoid hoses Of any Kind or 10 any de.
gree not mdispenszbly rcqU 70 He was 20 fqb,
Mhen attacked. but he must wait until then-yyben.
ever The Prophet should decide that the proofous
hour had arrived. Whenever the powerful chie0o,o
lt'Ims. D. should have maiuTcd his plans and ,,as
ready for the auack--whcn the forest shade sbo,LI
ne deepcncd b. the gloom of midnight or their Icaves
spai'ccd with Inc dnzzlng rain. then and only tb.n
had Harrison the privilege Of defending himself and
he long line Of scattered settlements which depended
Harrison q pupil o. and an aidecnrnp n 90,
anthony Wayne. From Wayne he learned thai pecp.
iar lorH1iol which had been OslcceSsfify pr,ct,.J
~ ms Legion Harrison IN person exercised and
n'ehi the troops this mode Of formation lie extend.
ca lns instruction alike 10 The regular troops and the
miii'la Tor ih.s kn Of manOuverng was entirely nc,s
20 'he i0fmor when he encampcd his army durin~
'he march be stationed The troops n hollow sopor
WIN TIE angles thereof strengthened as enable him a.
lg'm ihc line Of attack with thc least possible delay
lie sopi bot lIitle-he underwent yrsat C,,trpe.-,o
sh"r' ne did every thing. ~ his power 20 do;-,od
made every f1~rfce which hrs abilities enabled hin,
10 make. which was calcusied 10 render the ir,s,rs
o"n'" table aHI secure hc Of The expedition
FAILING though ol-n having attempted %. 10 bring
u. '''as 90 pale; ari he rcac'sa vii'..a r.il-
~ 20, own d7pItl'Ion scu by the Indians mai
h'+ mere excuses 70 h.o and informing lir, oil tf,
"',ti''' 70 meet 90 council Thi. riot ting yyos i,
c' '"' ihe next dav Aud ~ was his cus,orl-5e On.
~" N's 'Tny ?" such way 30 oasiiy 10 f,rrs The
'''e ~ 'firn'.s-"n on elevated piece Of ground I,
az open pirIr.r. f.. o1i of fails f,.., NJ. p,l,