The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

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osa,S ma b.sn csrtiad On with eoesi3k ,rIIf
.,,.css. III Harr;.,n himself He M flssss
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nr!,,;ns,;.,n s,d bsii,rs lad sa;nsd s,,,..s, -
,hs;, a ssA co,Gds1co Is b!s nsrs,,,sl
cour.s with NJ, sbolition;.ts sfC Cineinoads
:, Lsd v;.i,sS ,hs snt.slsyery MONS ihesas ~
had led many true hearted abolitiOniss 10 bkleisS
he was with them in the great work df emhn-.
cipatou. DsleRntee oihe American anii.slasaff
convention, piedss1 themselves that Hsr, sol,
was fully crmmif 40 an,i.s aaesy klf. Ghlee I 4
n York. a wing sbidoa 1,enslas 81 eJnslsss
ha q written l<.sf wlscII he 4 Mr. LSagiti1 RAE
seen affirming. iTy,n facts within he tuioM Iedfs
that Harrison had changed bis urinibhscn 3D.
clifton since his speech at VincenIies aud I,;1
Cheviot oralion, which is quoted BY Mr.. Rises.
in his letter to the Virgnians, 10 prove Harsiss
soE's pro slavery"
! Such fellow citizens. is the testimony oF 4
man whose means Of information are not ca.
ceeded BY thOse Of any indiS idual. ald Win
known and bitter hostility to Mr. Van BnIeh
and the democratic party affords the sulpest a..
surance that this statement is made ffum no
fiiendlv motive towards them! What scenue
Of duplicity, treachery and fraud Is here pre-.
Een,ed, on the part ofthose who AZ pire 10 the
seat that Washington honorcd, jefferson filed.
| and Jackson adorned. How different. hi ~
widely Different from the open, straight for.s
ward manly course Of the patriot who new
holds the executive chair,
But we have called General Harmon a aen.
ileman, OF the most approved and ancient ieder
al stSn'p, and now, 'e'low citizens, we ask your
tehi"n TO the proof.
He was appointed by President Adams v,oy
was accustomed to confer office ON none ~, bis
friends TO be Secretary OF the Northwestern I'er
rtory, in 1913.
He was elected, in the Succeeding year bv
the same federal Legislature that, with ony s,s
dissenting volues, adopledted an ADDRESS ammo
ba,ory Of the administration of Mr. 6J,n,rsr -.
be the delegate of that territory, In the Cobs,ess
Of the United Sisies.
He was proved l,y JOHN Rqndolnb, N h...i
been whilst member Of that Congress asn h.s
pen, zealuus frank, supporter of the Sedj,ion
Law, and Black Cockads Administration, S- q
He acknowledged. in Iepy 10 Mr. RhnHol,bs,
charge, that Mr. r. "mieht have heard hin, ex.
prcss sentiments favorable TO The then A5r mis-.
tration;" thst he .rer,ainly felt tlsm. 40 iat nj
least as 10 the course pursued BY it in relation to
the government Of France - course approved
by the FEDERAL, and condemned by the republican
party OF the day.
: lie or posed, IN that Congress-, and made a
speech against, the reduction Of Adams sta,ds
ing army. For the devotion to the a,,tnajs,ya.
ton he was again appointed Il, ,flice by p,cst.,
: dent Adams, receiving, IN 1900. tlIe iners,;ya
station Of Governor Of ihe Indiana Tertitoyv. /.
He a shown. 5y ,s ,.,i,,,,,,, ,..r 81 ~:
n MilIs. Price. Whine Caldwell. Ijn,ss. srS
tbsrs 10 have worn the black cocl ade - '',ls "a
a. ihs Aaags of lie edesst Min. MA ll. l,ss 3
neary three Years AFR he Ind i'm ,A ",
tired 10 cyiie, preciude. ,hs ,Sas rs .
This friends. that Il was yy,f,, a y
! military command. =
II He was an elector on the ticket opfosrd a
the elevations Of General JaoR.an - ,bs y
J. Idency in 1924, "a; - I
i He was a supporter Of John ouincv Aa.,,,,
administration. ard of all its ,,ncons,;,,,,;a,.i
Federal measures. '''"''
lie yvaa anno;nted bv Adnr,. d, .a- a. ,ucc
ll He opposed General Jacksou's aJmins,,s,;o ;:
fiom its commencement 10 it's end -
4 And now, fellow.citlzens. ifany tb;nc e,,,,a.
was required to show 10 which par,y Cans,si
= Harrison truly belongs II would be ahnnd.n,I,,
found in the following facts.
or the surviving supporters of the elder Adj.
ans, min CIV. nine oni ~ = bnnd,.d @ 10 III nu-
Wings. 0fthe opponents of the late w,r M, ,5s
proportion is no doubt nearly The same. IL, ~
produce few examples 10 illustrate these fse,..
) The city of Richmond Virginia. in Ip0o 80.
254 votes for Mr.. Adams. or these vo,s,. az
are known to survive, who are nil ,ave -
good Hrrrison men. or the 9Iwho vo,ed E,s
Mr.. Jeffei son, yet remain. and s Of tbe q A.
for Martin Van Buren,. e ,a> 80
. 0fihe Presidential election Of Massachusetts
who were supported by the Fedrr,I;s,s oS =.
State IN lsO4,in opposition to The Jefferson eIse
iorai ticket, each one vet alive, is lie poIii,ssj
friend Of the h>ro Of Tippcannoe. u
Of 1912, which met 10 oenounce the wnr ,.',.ar "a
members yet on the stage Of life. and are All
exemplary modern Wings. 80" 80 = ~ .,
ofthe % members of the MassGchusel,s S,s,e
Senate, who voted for the bin TO hold The FIar,.
ford Convention, there are but II who stil arS