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He opposed General Jackson's ,administra.

ton from its commencement to its end.
And feilow-citizens, if any thing further
was required to show to which party Gen
eral Harrison truly belongs, it would be abun.
dainty found in the foliowin facts:
OF the surviving supporters of the elder
Adams, ninety-nine out Of a hundred are
Harrison Wings. OF the opponents Of the
late was, the proportion is no doubt nearly
the same. Let US produce a few examples
to illustrate these facts. The city of Rich.
mond, Virginia. in 1900, gave 954 votes for
MI. Adams. OF these voters, SO are known
TO survive, who are all, save one, good Har-
rison men. OF the 81 who voted for Mr..
Jefferson, 6 yet remain, and S OF the 6 are
for Martin Van Buren,.
OF the Presidential electors Of Massasa-
chusetts, who were supported by the Federal
lists Of that State in 1904 in oppositions to
the jefferson electoral ticket, each one, alive,
is the political friend ofthe hero Of Tippecanoe.
OF the Worcestr, Massachusetts,, Conven-
ton Of 1912, which met to denounce the
war, 90 members are yet on the stage Of life,
and all are exemplary modern Wings.
OF the % members of the Massachusetts
State Senate, rho votcd for the bill to hold
the Hartford Convention, there are but II
who still are alive, and they are all, but one
true Harrison men.
OF the 26O Representatives who voted in
favor Of that reasonable bill, there are IS
Massachusetts members only who now sur
vive, and they are all, with the bare excep-
ton Of two, Harrlson's political supporters
and friends.
Of the SURVIVING members Of the HARTFORD
CONVERSION itself, every is Harrison
Wig.
Of the ten surviving members Of the
Massachusetts, Senate, who voted against
e~xpunging from their record the federal
resolution Of 1913, which declared, "Thai
in a war like the present, Jagged without
justifable cause, il is not becoming a moral
and religious people to cypress any dPproba-
ton of Military or naval exploits, ,rhich
are not Immediately connected with the defence
of our sea coast and SOIL" each one is an ad-
vocate of Harrison for the presidency Of
the United State.
OF the rs living Assembly men Of the
State of Vermont, who in 1918, refused, by
their votes, to convene and publicly softer up
thanks to Almighty God for the victory OBJ
tanned by the American army" at the battle
Of the Thames, every man, except one, is a
thorough going federal wing.
But why multiply examples TO prove that
which each ones experience must convince
him is fact. Look aronud about you..-
Where are the men who have opposed
democracy as far as your memories go back!
All, all arrayed in support Of the hero Of
Tippecanoe. Each state Of the union might
be ransacked and found to bear equal wit.
ness to this undeniable truth. And now If
the homely old adage be entitled to weight,
ga man may be known by the company
he keeps" then is Harrison's federalism placed
beyond a shadow Of doubt.
But how do the federal leaders seek TO
avoid the force Of these insuperable objec-
to their available candidate? Let their
resort to means that add insult 10 the injuries
they are striving to inflict upon the Ameri-
can people, their appeal to the lowest and
basest passions that degrade the nature Of
man, their contempt OF your understandings
daily and hourly evinced in the arts they
the shows they exhibit and the cant
language they use, let these things and their
,bsequious s~ervilitv to those whom they have
,ver been accustomed to treat with disdain
,r neglect, answe the question Of how fed
,ral managers expect to be able to get demo-
ratio votes. They tell, with an air of
,%enevolence that does infinite credit to their
skill, that Gen. Harrison, the man
If their choice. is the 'poor mans friend"
Ind pray, when did they become the peculiar
of the poor? When were hey
lsked to assume a watchful care over the in
erests of the INDECENT! Is it among tie
SPECTATORS and federal politicians,
Who form the most jealous partizans Of the
Harrison cause, that the poor men have been
accustomed to find their friends! Is it To
he federal party they have heretofore looked
or protection and support in their political
ights! Or have they rather relied on them
elves as men who understand their own in
erests, and know how to defend and advance
hem, Was the Harrisburgh convention,
of whose members were bankers
nd professional characters, peculiarly fitted
0 select a poor mans president! Or is moth
,g more meant, by this new tangled phrase,
han the federal doctrine, shat the govern
tent should take care of the rich and the
ich will take care OF the poor!' But what
as Gen. Harrison done TO earn the title of