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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
STOEs THE THIEVES :


Two HORSES ssss stolsa on Saturday
n sight Iast from ny fsrm--ons . sorrsI
heFae aged about 10 yasFs. with a star o. susll
blsze N sbis faes--0ns hind foot white 10 the
fe1loeS, % litilz absss u ps--Fidss plss-
sanity, and Ppees very veil. The other, rrag
mare, esleegiDe 70 ay fstksr--ass not kaoss,
Der any particular nsrts which she nay have
asoel hsr, She trolls finely and peFbsps PAGES
: sittle, Ard y Of goes carriage. she e hliad 81
40 eye, and 10 shoes o..
fhsse horass 10 doubt Wefs stolen out 81 NJ
pselufe. b tNO negroes. Who Fsn seer from
tha peiskbofhaod On satsf8sy night lssi
! viii give $40 rgWsrd fur ths horses. o. 4in
isr sithsr, y isksn and restored Go ne, ana IA
feaaoaabte charges besides. Ard will Eiss
the fssthsF sins % ESQ Coz tbs 6sieotion aad
conyistion q he thisf o. thisFss
TRE.sDWELL SMITH.
psrJsills, oei. %. lsae.--st.
eJ-HsgytleEa Tsrsk Lishi u Esd JsylsgG "a 81
.. as ogiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
VVANTRn.

n MAN. with snail fsmiiy, uI.hsa a si-
"a saaiion ~ oosgrsrr ils e1n give aay e..
tislastefy testinoaiala fog character and eapa-
eiiy, nat mey be necoesary. Inquire &c ne
Frss Press oiles. Oct -, 1870.
Mercer & ksinlE-ssyc R0aaE ocs.
eRNHE suhseriber hes for sale large saangfsv
d ofPOTAToEs Of suPxslor qualify vi Ten
be will isB fef eash,
JAMES a. aoClLLARD.
tlarpera-Fsrry. Sov. s. ist0 Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
CONNECTTCUT.

The c1npleis rsiurns show msiSrily
4 Os18R Cor Hhrrisog and Tyler. This
Z ons 81 the States shieh have deserted
6. Ven Rsrea siass 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

M 8 have iaat fecsisad 4 large tfaek ef
w Hs,6irsss. oompsising Eansfsl assart.
neus. CaFfsutsTs sae ofkers eiahlsg q oar.
ehase, VAL 81 asli - call asA sasmins ear
siosh. = c sfoAFO0sE 3 CO.
Nov S. lefa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
KENTUCKY.

HaElison u swosnise ghs State. The
Lsxinsten elliGsaear thinks his msIosi-
y viii Be- 3 9, 800 in'lhn State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

g. b Disiae pefo1issioa he Revu afr.
DogeLaes WIN hold q ProAacied hlesiine a
oAiihaeias ecnlHIlaeiag on Saturday ne Ifa,
tnSlae,, q uhich Tine he 8scfa n,Eai yilI e =
1inistesed. Noveabas a.. losn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

This gallant little Slate has Roas for
Harrison and Tyler by rnsiorisy 81
3,OO6
e vote e $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
RTR.RY. GErRRR.

= = ANeA y loAIEhAs
oesos.s .f0 Sa nsIss CO. s q sss lsA q
49,, tsr asoai 30--len or -.
- twelve Of which 49,
MN-| l we're Lambs--The q, III
szaSl latter nst aaSksi-- . -
The marx Of the sheep u slit 10 The right ear.
and 20 nndsrbit IN the lsft. u Il sappossd thss
are % the nsighborhoed 81 the Old Farpaes-
ga liberal reward viii - given fOr any IN.
fofmaiioD leading 20 their rce0Ysry.
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

Gsn. Hsssissa's counsy (FIauiisosl hss
slvsa majority Coz bin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

8tREApv 1--WE see anoBR fho
samss - ias psssengers Who sailtS from
New Yea = ne c6yissophsF Colsa. 81
ssinfdsg, fas Hsssaa. ihat q Faneis p.
slpls keshisgioss editor q she Giabs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

LoSeAEssMAH ELecFRD.-@Wm. w.
BoaFdman, Whig, hes bssa eiscia1 IN Iho
sddlsasx district, Conaeeiicat S. 4
81 % 1000 votes, % sdpplt the
secaney oeeasioaed BY ihs sesieasiion II
ef Ag. Stems. alao = ivhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

The 81 Aughsiiee News of he fT,k
plt. szysi HtFs lsagn. wiih sxsssma -.
ggsi ieak Big. Gsa. ATRissoE -.
80 VII rsfslynis. end fhers IS
g - eVes tsieg osis e. IS q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

MTQR sALg. tos1 .e1wo- rRonap.
~ VA GO n'..-r, - -
nssriy nsvZ A S1f..Ir .t<f - :.
sae - bad. - ! kass 81 81 + & (, &
fafihsr uss Gee q. q ~ e,
APfly - the aebserIbef. a ',ilcsSSs s kSs- Z
ne sailss nogth u charlssloe6.
Nv a Ia,a..,s /. sAAOkL hoohE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

34 % n AeEfHc1oE Tbs nrts
~ 81 iahabltaass % ~ eily % tVas =
~. e es1uzisiaed y tha crnsos. i 81
~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

NMW TAnyl @n@inSs

M \ supply % Fssi tloods, es,hrsslnr esarv
4vA thins substantial and fanelgal has hese
fsesiFsd end opehs6. They viii Be saIf ehssp-
81 tats NE ssu.a dsseyiptioa Of Coeds can -
purchsssd sissskars n the county. eau AMI
see. The sioek = large.
Ksbls,ova. Oct 20. lsse 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

FRESH PUFFY.
fh6k les. Patty. y soss susliig. 81
~ NE haha, az FouNCts.
usspefe-FsFrf. Eoa. -, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

PL.dST.ERS! PL.aSTERsIg
usf fsesiysd GrssA serply Of wIlITtN,s
eeleAEstse sasehine-sprssd ptFsn-thsg;,s
FLA4fkAe. <hs ueR haoaa 40 esiseli,Ss =
sacaey @ these Piaaiesa. IL painx sad $780,
q iee efeas', SEE, hsck, asa llnbs, Rheaastisu.
cess, CeneAs, Asthnh. Liver co.nisiai,
Wheoeing Cepgh, 49,. rsaasss fsft0es -.
s,ee1 ueeecessssy, Parsksaess tbsald Is 80.
!, y 80 taei ne ~ slis 81 ihs psopYislor
are eeralsslsii Iaitsliees, so,j Sc Srs-~-is -.
aeselly. 70 sbtain ne gsasias, spps, g
Nsfpsra.FsFsy. Ney. ~. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

YNfHg sphsefibaf fsepsesfaIlf snasuaces 70
u ihs Pasiis grppfaliF lhs Fstsips 81 ks
FSH and RfassP Ssrplg ~ Goods,
Esebsselne every srfiels q me season. uhirh
viii b. ssid AZ Nv a. they can Do MAJ 40.
whsrs- Ne respectfully invites . call frem sli
who usy Be N vast % ehosp aad rood Good.
GEORGE r. cfEEHBERLLN.
KsbletoWn. Ocs -. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

sLrisr % dssd o. trust, saaeutsd b.
- sonn s.fidef. Esq q 1easrson csuntv.
- ~ ereere,g1eds md tsly RECORDED neeoei.
20 = AZ. they silI snposs a pabfie ale. Tor
s...: - Cesaers Dolsl N chasIsslosn, su ~.
- 80 - - y ortseer nssi. The fslieuisg De-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

OVersccrs Or the Poor.
Al MEETING o. me ovsrsssrs or The Poo.
eIAA 81 1enersoa eoanty. VII bsksIdug Thomp-
seas Hotel IN chaslsstowH, - Ridsv a. SOFA
tAsisnf. tstsyeuity.) q, whIch tine proDossls
VIII ee rseeised Ter keeping he Poor Of sai5
eeupy tof so ensuing ysar. Proposals y IA
aiee % reeei4nd FOE furnishing $500 psoads %
Porh and tbs requisite q'ssntiiy oG BssC Cotv.
Flour, &c. &C. 40 proposals. Cor either vii
b seesissd uEless seaisd, diroatsd snd BANDED
70 the Prssident, before tbe Board NESTS.
u = PaFtioalarly requested that aH he mem
oers - present. % mstiegs Of Inportancs w5lf
be laid befoFs the Board.
By order % ths President.
Nov. s. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12


Rr sstkosily q DECD % trail frsns gshs
- paseapoEt sua sifs, new &c sseord "A lhe
Cietsh 0Aee q Isnerson eonnlg. We vii. 81
I.'ssdsg ~ - tss " FsssMsss assi, bsfsrs ,As
ceuFttieuse door 10 thsfIsstown. oasr fer
ssiss the lnisrsst Of said Daysa poes u
TlEl1E 1DOWyER
ofths sldev % che late nssianIs D.S.p,o,t
= ne fsro nsar The whifa.fie1ss BacS Ia
lsfeht has eesa asesfiaieed ~ dsrrse of tks
cireaH Superior Court of Law end chaoesfv
ios JEFFERSON coasty. 10 be the
0nesis. part Of $3.50 IL cent?,
raysbls a the death Of the widow. Win l,,.,-
-, f.em the psriod Of her death, aud sscTrea
oy deed % treat
LER2S--so much ~ Dsy b. nsce..arv 70
deiee1 ne sEpsasss q sale. eash--the baIauc.
"a three anoaal psywsnls.
GEORGE w. sAfPtSGToN.
WIZ. G. WORTiiINGTON.
PostpOnenicnt.
RsThs ADORE sails Is posipossa ustii Mondsy
NE lsth insssst. (Ssiag court-dsy.)
Nov: 5. Issa. Tl y:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

8torc KHo1lse Cor T1en9, nnd

store House Cor Rent, and
stock OF Goods flop sale.
'fNluE Stock % Gooas % hard, bsIonr;nr 10
~ The sstets 81 Thomss Timbssiake, deed
WI Be soid 90 aeeonaodsiiaE terms, which
VII Be nads hnova ca aPPliosiisa 10 The sub
ssrihsr.
The stsre House vii Be Cor Rent, bat tha
The rafussi 81 tha steFe Houss
Tide TIM K7RD e for RENT,
GNd Tie Stock IN fae 1an- Yard e for
S4LE, on accommodating terms.
THOMAS g. WILLIS, Stay.
8mllhasld, Oct a. fB4o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

0hs undivided third part If es,,,,, T,.., ~
Land. iylng % klk branch, h ssEssssn eounis.
eontsinius 611 ACRES, with Ne aepvrls.
e.aeet. Alpos ooe untis ifed half pert Of two
eiher traeis - Lasd, eostaininT, asrsshsr.
404 AonEA. Also, ceriain oihsr Trse,
eesta.e,aG y acFos. Aloo. esriain ughsr let
ss-.s'n,ns Aersa Also. nfaii esFtaia ether
fraet, lgisE 81 ihs sonsh gsst siss IN ik, 80.
nsndeah River, eontnining g Acres. ; RooI,.
~ Rolea. aach tiiie ~ b vested IN The un6sv.
slEaed VII Be conveged 70 ihs purchaser -,od
20 such ealy ofsald described property win Il
aoid - uillbe saGieisat lo saiisfy sali deed az
trust, ed TIE expenses incident 10 the same.
GEO w. SAPPINGTON.
ISAAC gogKE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

Committed 90 the 5aiI
lsllF lsassson Ceealy, Virginis. % the T5th
- tleisbsF. 1890, Nsgre Alas vie calls
hluissN ysfeaies .HeFr& We IL about Eesf 9
iaahse kish, qaiie hiashs toisfssiy hish fore
hsad-hss tnasi uAisksFs, lately saf6sa osi
heafly meeiifs at his ehnp--bas Nsfss % ~
sP7eE lteth gut--ie rather Plcassht IookinE.-
iis says be 3 ffsa. hat ~ fIsc.'sm ass giss.
BIN - Depisi RabFy, fofusfiy Flouf ihspss-
~ q @ashitEteb City,
re eHeaf 81 said stEfo. CO lhara ~ asF
y 81 P'ease eems fasRasd. psoss pforsrts. = =
essfsss, sna TAXA hia hsf y - be y III
- 4tait viia seeordibg o. lsw.
WM. =. aHf0es, 1siipr.
ehsfissiass. net - iaf8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

Ne4 se1aslIoeF. haslnR assesIn,1f - ~.
1ct w. eso2r d tls,scc1 ~ n. -
eualte4a hefatocnEe oos1asisf & A. ~
sstteilef - ekEIise 81 tiaeef Ne 6In e 4. b.
neAeN = Gu 70 tAoss whs sss lnashtek a.
- % y.el. go lAe fseeaF Il thsm - salI nns
settle ~ lheif o.& oep1nnis o oash e. olkSr.
vie. - hiiks a. tot,s - Ie.a ,s.nsir : : : -,
- leeEsr ksia ~ hi.s, bal pil D. =, ... -
$50 = Assemhse, i8to, faio o,he5 hkh7s fsr
eeilsstlsa e not aitendea ~
Hsspus-Fsuy, os,ss.r q. isso. 0AN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

EJsThs csuvi "A Appsais 81 virsiaia sos.s-
spsaesa - gaii Tsr s. shs - Ssy q shis
nosih. floxeasas
lTTha Ciasaii sipssiar Csast q Fsu 40
caaeessy 81 Ig6sepse eshaig. so0nsncaa 81
Apa4ay lasi-- Js6gs O - peBassls, psesfi.aS.
Bet aps ssiAiasl ees nes bfoashs b.lsgt
Cossi, laei e u,aa y - asns - Elo.fg
ceiz.e, ehsfesa va s.saHse aaa frss3alsally
esE nansy y ~ enoeai ~ tss hnkdssl
teas4 fis vas fsaaz asilsv ~. sssi,sssa e
- Rsais1silzry fffvs gssls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

ResepOmenmenGg
~ The shove asia haa been possp.sea until
Ne - % II JSSesnssr, (nrzf. frs, DAY 81 gu
pertor Coart Ier jsisFpoR conpty.
c. w. SAPPIN6TON,
ISAAC PouKR,
os'obsr 9. IstO. zsslt...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

EOsE11ORenseNe.
a. The e6ove sale has boea further
vs. PostPosad. Hntil Jlisaday, aiss Dss,u.-
hfT, Arst day ofthe County Court Of JsHsnon.
@. W. eAPPiN0TOS,
ISAAC R0UKE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

FRESH FRUIT.
Ank BOXES frssh Bunch RAisINs.
ffssh crop Lemona.
9 Kegs Malaga Grapes,
oagB Afriean Ground Peas.
30 lhs- fresh Palm MUS. Tor ale Al
HsFpsss-Fsrry, Nos. IL YoUNor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
THE BALL MOVING.

Among the recent accessions 10 the
Wing ranks is s. N. Gnali, esq. OF Mich
'gan. 2 distinguished individual long iden-
'lhed Dlrihe Jackson and ysfnsep
psN IN that stale. From the able leI,sf
(which he communicated his intention
TO one Of the administration com mi,,ees
Of The city Of Detroit. We make The follow.
ing extract:
"Mr. Van Buren,. in 1896. wa, cleo.
Ted upon the popularity of ten. jackson
and C"l. Johnson. In 1910. he u,II
lind himself thrown upon his own re-.
sources, sustained only by the arrny Of
Office holders under The United Stat.
GoVernment. and they will give an inef.
hcient vote ; for Of all the American
Presidents, he is the least distinguished
iof any generous Or noble deed Of dis.
interested patriotism.
~ have always been devoted f,;e,s
70 my country. | was born democ,o,
and educated TO haze tyranny rand nm.
Preston under whale,er guise or form.
Inc blood Of my ancestors was fr.,lv
spilled III the revolution al Saltwater AMI
.. Camden; and my patriot father uobIv
TAU down his life in defence Of bis conn
. 10y curing the last war. under Harrison
iaen u cannot be said of me BY those
VINO asss'l me. that an a feteraIi.t-I
No; l love the principles Of democracy
-'nose generous. Noble sentiment. ,h.,
open wide the door Of The heart, and ~.
lenas The hand Of generous pro,ec,,on -
,i classes OF our fellow. ci,izen.. ,h.,
l'soa'n the chains ,hs, would bind dawn
Y ignorance Of his rights. any human
'e'ns-'lat welcome the homes, AMI
wen disposed foreigner 10 cur land. and
where. e'u every
.,, nave been entitled to The elec,i,e
fanchl'e for 10 years. AMI have i 49,
O'ea IN iAyar Of Jackson and Van RI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
IsNatEerlaE q Ms Aaaelnlsa 90

ItSatksrlaE % Ms hnuolnlsd and
adurIsd FEDERAL allies here, from
csoprslsHh. Kindslho0k, and oh
e places. zen may rely uPoh 4, thai
DAT state = % certsiaIy and iFrslrie-
ssaly lest 20 ihe aNorthera maa wiIh
sosshera prsaciples.s ss they are
slrasgers 70 RrPubllcan principles.
q V true that she frirads 81 Me.
Van Barren are mskiag preparations
Tor . desperate onslaughi. and ihe
meass whlch they are using. beirsys
thrir hepslessaess. and viii insure
their total defeat. There is sspice oil
cosrsnrss. sulgariiy and fsisfheod IN
all Of their 50 islelleclusl fsod." which
thry are scattering IL such vast pro.
fusion. that 10 mol suited 20 the aPps
tiies or intelligence af the people OF
that great and patriotic state. The
SANDERS 81 Grundy--ihs falsehoads
OF Kendall, and The disgusting and
miserable fulminstiaus Of Duncan.
with Which that state Is LITERAL. Hood
ed. will Eeither ALLEVIATE The elections
81 patriotic and Intelligent people,
from the time honarfd soldier and
Statesman, nsr rresie capital Tor the
man sho has betrayed their conf
dence-shase Whole life has been cha
rsrterized BY The most sheer selfish
ness-who never he'd ..one feeling IN
common ~ilh the republican party
~ho has slssys bern The supporter Of
ultra frderaIisis aud their most 0hnDx-
mus printip.es-wiIU has no sympa.
chg Tor The dIstrssses Of his country
mrn, which have bern brought upon
ihrm by his mal.ad minisirslIon, aud
Sho has bsen justly compared (by one
OF his new southern sllirsl 10 "a whit
ened sepulchre. fair and beautiful 10
lUnk upon. but full OF corruption and
roitrnness Within" D,pend upon IL,
sir, that The !" Empire State" Is just
as certain TO cast her vote in favor Of
Harrison and rrform. as q suffering
aud almost ruined people are. of has-
Ing an opportunity Of placing their
seal Of condemnation upon the con-
duct Of the present imbrcfis and COR
rupt administration.
Yours. truly.
Il. e. CuITTENDEN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

Ca. ,ndby whom. snd lhen thisTlag hen
upoa ,hs i..utasl There seuld Be he
mistake, tfsrtfafs. q % uhon ths mem-
bsrs vo,sd fE. War had nOW been faE.
ins Ior ueihy 6Fe m0nihs. The dlsas-
lers which de sosairy bad experienced.
we're vel ealealzird 70 awaken The ma
sional feelings Of sssry patriotic Auefi-
esa. and 10 proapl han IL be had any
sympa.hies IN csnmon wlIh The admin
islraliopl 10 SCI 10 snnceri xiih. and give
his ssppasl 10 il. What vss Nc. Van
fssrea's eoups q ,onduei >. Ihls event
lul periodl
On he % November. 1912. The lefss-
lalurs Of New York convened in the city
Of Albany. Ilssss special session. held
far The purpose of sppoiniing Preslden.
lisl electors. On the evening Of The ~,
= caucus was held IL the Senate ehsmeff.
Cor The purpose Of designsling candidates
To be voted Tor a. electors. There were
three parties 10 The legislature. firsf.
The Democratic party. he ipesds and
supparlers az Mr. Madison and The var.
Second. The party which Ia, since &C.
qnired, and IL IN possessioao o. The al
minisiralion or The federal geernment--
self sfyled now IS then, Democrats. con.
solidsIionisis. The sdvoesrs Of EIecu-
i've power. protesting economy. but
practising exiravsgance. Aad third, The
high toned federal party.
The fro first met IN csieus together.
Great violence erssed. Af. Van Buren,
in q speech Of some length sssailed with
si,ulence. Mr.. Msdison; ihe slalrsmsn
Of The South. The war. md sll lis sup.
poriers. He then lsgjsd in mos, full
some manner. The presidential candidate
q the "Esser JUNO, land avowed his
determination 70 suppDR that candidate.
which pledge he redeened. Hswss ie.
Piled TO by General boz. now in The
Senate Of New York. y The late Chan.
eellor Sanford. and BY oilers. Gen. Root.
and The other friends of Mr.. Madison.
finding themselves in a minority, with
drew from The caucus Each Of these
parties separately nominated their candi-
dates far presidential electors; and on the
9th OF November, 1871. with Mr.. Van
Buren's influence and ole. electors for
the .peace party" estlldsle were cho
sen.
Such was Mr.. Van lurcn's position.
preceding and during ik first year 81 the
war. Subsequently. wien Mr.. Madison
had been reelected. wha brighter pros.
pec,s began 10 dawn on be path of glory
which was opening befoe us-when he
had received from the Goernmeni liberal
fees as a Judge Adsoaie. and when
" certain other good cases there unto
moving him." had full lrce and effect.
he suddenly lodged the Federal party.
and by an sdroil somerse was found in
The ranks Of the democrats; but no, dur.
ING The year 1912. ! VII pursue this
'nhjsct no further. Thee facts are mai.
ers OF record.
THE spy IN WASHINGTON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
THE SPY IN WASHINGTON.
GEN. HaRRIsoN's REPwLIcaNlsM.

uEN. nhhhiSUNS kEfWLlJhNtsM.
, The 81 chapter Of The Snquirer's as
sauli upon Gen. Harrison made its sp.
pearsnce 10 that paper Of ne 29lh uli.
The object Of rs 10 provenat Gen. liar
rison is Fe.irrs l.ss. Abe leeth f ~
tina, he was I" the Democrzie GENERAL
There is nothing new in this chapter,
however. The people haze seen the
same charge. in The same lngnaee, and
accompanied by the same lrlJiculousIy
lntlls attempts a, proof. hhdred times
before. Gen. Hsrrison's cSempursries
assert the falsehood Of the barge, as he
has himself done on innumsEable occas.
ions; and The frequent testimonials OF icon.
fidenre which he received from every
Republican administration. concur with
his denials in demonstrsiin. ils falsity.
10 1909, Gen. Harrison ia letter 10 a
friend in Maryland. rejoiceda. the sue
cess ofthe Republican party ,hs follow.
ing language:
81 rejoice sincerely in ihstriumph OF
the Republicans Of Marylsd. / have
written TO my friend Gen. Snilh (Gen.
Samuel Smith) 10 congra,ulle him on !
his appointment, to tile Seaas,n " llhoot
having any other evidence OH shan H.
success Of The RepublIcsn iicla.7
In 1919, on resiguilIs his smmission
in The Army. be wrote TO Mr. Iz1;son IN
the following terms:
" | have no other motive il wiring
this letter Than to as sure ye that my
resignation was not Iproduce by sny
dImIuuiion OF the int resi- 7 h4s alwaySl
taken in the success al your a.nsnissrs-l
iion. or OF respect and sisschaes 10 yourl
person. The former can only ,ke place
when forget The Re publican fsnciples
IN which have been educstex and she
latter. when I shall cease 10 reafd those
principles which must actna'c esry hho-
est man who is conscious Of lzors shs,l
u is no, in his power 10 repair. II
And in 1922. when he u.s. ansIiJaie
for reelection 20 Con fr<s6s ~ NJ:
" ! deem myself Repu1 i<< OF what ,
is commonly called i 10 Oh .Hersonian|
school. and believe in she corxsness oil 1
That Interpretation ID ths osssiutionl 4
which has been given 81 lhe rsiines I'll
hat enlightened stste 10 IN. - vas All 1
The head Of the parry, tn1 osIs<s BEL ,ne.
ng 10 il. psriicularly lIte nrIx s,fssl rosa. /
uiions Of the Virginia I@3'S n i nfinz
he Presidency Of Mr.. 1Sn ii
Now. we presume Gen n 1n knew d
'omeihing Of hIs own ~ 4z| ami no. Il
ast about as well as IT, n III iii En. Il
luirer can possibly do: III II >sots- il
ore. We place much e}es> zsfisoe< d
pon bis testimony. & a. & arm q
avs General Harriso6 h4 1ISmss 1t
tsocated measures VIA MIN 4fl*i
be Republican parly l's M
'ar with its creed, - fss,} 6;d
ederson in the purehse4 n III. 10
le non-im 3orisi,or an "A Iisv. .
the force bill ofls09I M Z Z
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