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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-14

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neglect Of sn6k broSisi an. would ayh;b;,J i
IoiIhe woslo. in' IA mi e s,s,,,u ,,,s
screds,ah'd cSblfSSt ~ simaon,t;cso. -
pay,n,ensS H & |.,,,,a,ssT scs",,ly,l
furnished haieveS VAS sun,on,;
ate 10 .he II'l' T,-s;s { ofs.e
mistake Io .sp1 Is lksl ltlese acc omno
datiun1 7I-- Nv he IIS SFsona. raIier ~ ~
the ptivd.t ads6dlsaS ~ iF,e Pres;dsn,
He Is mado 81 Then. nd bv ,ha amnl,.
tude Of bis baIafx Z. al siiiscally the Lost
ofthe nation. His "a aIssibe cnss,s
Of the Feonle. fk5 d kecu,iye msns;ou
is the pIace ier M recept;oo- TIN.
house Of ihe Feo5|i Is R the si,,ing pos;-
ton 10 which, n lO6 person Of THAR
Chief Iagist. aie, they receive from, the
Reptetentatii s. Of other people the bom
age u he 81 essignty ofihis great Re-.
puDlic. Herr ambassadors and uoiuis-
tiers, the accreditsd messengers from
the pfondest and most powerful. the en-
liRhtened and most refined Kingdoms ~
the earth, are received and entertained
n The mama of t6e lhos,;t1-l;,,, &c y. ~
tion.! And here, too, the cour,esies q r
official station are exchanged ehs,Sssn
the high iunctionaries Of the Govern
men, and extended TO all classes Of The
citizens. The house, it is we'll known.
il open ID ali. and d dailv 'yis,,aahv una,
nv. Il Il TOO much. Than ,hai ,ha
place and its aDpendapee ara bavord The
requirements Of private station ! i VEN.
ture the assertion. that 90 far as ,ha nor.
sonal interest of the President is CON.
cerned, Il speak not Of, the prssent in>
cumbent, but Of whoever has been or
may be in the Office, I il would be pref.
erable, far preferable TO him TO occuov.
al bis own cost, a smaller and more
humble d dwelling, than to submit 10 The
/ yeniences and heavy exsctious
which his required residence in the Ex-
ecutiye mansion necessarily imposes
Sure ] am that. in pecuniarv point 81
| view, il would be much better for auy
incumbent in the Office 10 receive te,
thousand dollars, and furnish his owl
habiiatlon, than with twenty five thou
sand to maintain the style Of living an,
public hospitality which every Presiden
in succession has deemed but in coufor
nifty with the design, as we'll as the lib
crafty ofpresen. provisions.
But the member complains oft as
; monstrous abuse, that the President 9
the United States, in addition 10 his q
ary and the use ofa furnished house
should baye the grounds about the latte
kept in order al the public expense. Il
says the President ought to furnish hi
own house, aud employ his own garder
|. or, as his salary is amply sufficient.
!, have oniyto add to what | have befor
said on this subject, lGat such has no
been the Judgment or ihe pleasure of tn
. n
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From the National Intelligeucsf.
REMARKS OF Mr.. LIN colin,
OF MAesAcHusETTs.

IN lNREPLY'ropM oa1En
Upon hs proposition Of The latter to
strike out efths General OpprOpria7
t,on Bill d small item tor alterations
{ and repairs Of the Prssidenfs house,
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looked for in the conventional etiquette
Of courts, nor are they The boon ofprin.
ces. Iflhe constituents of,he member
shall visit Washing ngton, and dssire an
Introduction to the Chief Magistrate, y
he dare trusl hlmselfto accompany them
10 the "White HoUss. II venture to say
be will be made sensible to the de6cien
cy which the committee propose TO sup
ply; aud whatever may be his own. views
Of subseEviency TO the customs Of Eu-
The Polynesian., 1840-11-14
MARINE. NEWS.
' OF . - q; G., "a Tl " T. = T.

ARRIVED.
Nov. !, Br. Brig C!cmcntnc, Hawaii.
. :, Am. ship A|cjopc, CIapp, 20 days
from California
" 8, Am. Bark Don QuiXotc, Patty, rs
days from IT. Barbara.
" 9, Am. Whalcship Daniel Webster,
plaskett, New London, - mos,
1900 bbls.
Z" ., Am WhalcsIip Lancaster, Swift
New Bedford, 23 mos 300 bbla.
g ., French Bark PhiIanthropc, }. Jay
CT, - days from Lima.
= -, Am. Whalcbarl< North America,
Richards, New London.
SAILED
:, Am. Bark Henry, Dean, for Man
ila.
9, Am. Ship Lancaster, Swift, cruise.
8, Am. Ship Daniel Webster, Plas-
kctt, to cruise.
70, L. :. sch. Flying Fish, :. knox,
Commander, for Hawaii.
-, t'r Bark Philanthropc, for Manila.
/" 10, Am. Whalcship Howard, Worth,
TO cruise.
PASSENGERS.
Barquc Henry, CoIncl De La CavaI, lady
and child, Mr.. WatcrhouSc.
Ship AIciope, Mr.. Warren, Miss Warren,
Rev. Mr.. Parker, Capt Binn.
Bark Don Quixotc, Capt Henry Patty
late Of Sch Morse: Mrs. Smith and child;
Masters David spence, Francis Watson
George Spence, and Jose Antonio Rcmaldc
Perchcco.
Sch Flying Fish, Mcs>rs. Pcalc, Dana
Rich, and +. O. Hail
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f3. :; E I. Z. IT,. Ar q. E5CT%,

Have for Sale the following Goods,
ON reasonable Terms, viz
Prints - GIughamS, - Brown Blue
and white CottonS-BroWn and Blue
Cotton DriIIing-Lincn DrilI--N bite
Commissioning Stripcs--lloSicry-
Suspcndcrs - Bone Buttons - Wick
Neutrality-suspicious. and Linen
Thread -ShocS-Shor Black
ing-Coiored Observation-Disclosures
Clothing -- CoIorcd Shirts, &C., Sc.
Sandwich Island Sugar aud NIoIaS-
scs -Cohcc--iIyson Skin Tea Butter
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T.. S II. GRIMES,
Have on hand and for sale on re-

Have on hand and for sale on reasonable
:erls an assortment ct English, American. and China
Goods. AnorS whi,hnly be found the follow ing, viz.
Brown N'uc, White Cotton and Linen
Dnlls Cotton ijd.t+ Black, Blue, and " hiic Linen
and cotton Iho.d. Bcachcd and nblcaclcd Amcri-
English ard IcHch Prints. Mems ard Womcn's Cot.
ipn .so.cIy. Nd Cloves satin. India Rubber and
t'onon..Ds ,cnda.a. Marking Ink Ec tibands: Bed
licking. %yor s',ircs. Hgct Hats. Men and woni~
ems rhor4 Nosm>, and cllf skin Hoois and Pumps.
Nhic shirts, With linen and grass cloth ho.oms. Pet
tco 80 Robes. Hmc ;Iii Linens. EngI!sh Long Cloth.
Ready Made Ci"'h'ng, Cotton, NanlIn, sc SC Tas-
sells ronuc'>. iia;r brushes. Tortoise Shell Dress
Combs. NiCh Yarn.
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12l). |

practical operation Of the submarine APP
| ,,otu. Thousands have daily lined the
I h,rycs TO witness the carpenter, MIR. Dbl
/, IN his novel suit OF india-rubbcr with a
,o.. helmet disappear beneath the surface OF
I -, water. Air is communicated to him by
!. forcing pump, and by means OF copper
l., hi. wants arc made known to those
bovc His examinations have been AZ yet
,oGocd to the bottom of the \. :. brig
spornoisc, the copper of which he found
,,neahat ont Of repair, but by means of this
.,molc apparatus he was enabled to. renew
\ and thus save the brig the time and cx-
,cn,c of hcavlng out. ~
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Cheese, FIour-Corn Meal--Dried
AppIcs-Rnisins Figs-Citron-Tam-
Observation-Disclosures
Mace - AlIspicc - Cloves, Ginger
Honey-Sn Sage Sage Olives - Mus
tard = Pepper Salad Oil = Lemon
Nyrup-Tobacco - Pipes - Cigars
Snuff Soap Wines Porter - Pale
Elixir, &c.
4 General assortment of Crockcry,
Hard Ware and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, June 6, 1910. If
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me BH''sh crpedjio@ ''to the east" vet
fNcItcS but little interest amon9thc Chinese.
sone even seem to doubt is coming, though
Preparations are making to resist, they know
pot what. There have been, especially along
t'c coast IN FUhkCcn. occasional disturb
paccS; still, up to the close Of the month, the
pate OF public affairs here and IN the vicinity
IomanS quiet. Commerce continues to SUI
rr' but the prospects Of the husbandman are
I'f' With deep anxiety we await the ar
i'aI OF the expedition and its consequent
events chinese Repository, May, 1910.
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We have received files of Boston and
New York papers mp to May 18th, but as
fncv have been mostly borrowed from Us,
he are Obliged to defer noticing their contents
,util next week. =
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4 reinforcement of six individuals, inc!ud-
snc some mechanics arrived in the Phian
1hropc for the French Catholic mission -
1fccn more arc shortly expected, 50 we are
hnLlrmcl.
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AUCS'2ON.

AUCTION.
AT o, a. NJ, 9th in
will be Sold, the
Furniture OF the REV.
J. DElhL, at his house.
$. REYNOLDS. .Nuctionccr.
IIonoUlu. Nov. l., l&lO.
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NOTICE..

religious service will be performed on
poara the u. S. ship Peacock, on Sabbath
I''",hIhg next, at | o'clock. The Chapel
| III not therefore be opened in the morning,
The Polynesian., 1840-11-14

I.icht ana Dark plue Cuttous

I.T--'-- =,
t'y-ol uUd ju.chou@ Teas. Ecwing silk. Eluc and
Tcow n,n'ius. White Grass Cloh. Grapes. Col
o.cu and Black Silh i.dals. Nblnds. Grass Cloth
Clothing. Plain Grass iidhts. Muslin.
The Polynesian., 1840-11-14

N!cuNrandum Books. Icdn

Memorandum Books. Ledger Books.
Cargo Nooi,, Gilr edge Note !rrcr. Letter PAPER
Ruled and l!1,n Cap :'al or. Gus: Waters. Buc,
ping Papers, aud Commercial Blanks.
1T MBER.
Cedar Logs. Cedar Boards American
Pine sim Hes. Eoa Fo,rds Plank and Shingles. n.
~, hdi;ors, and American Pine Ratlcrs.
ST NDRiES.
Olive oh. Olives. Mustard. Spanish,
Manila Cigars Ground Sage. Snuff Tobacco.
i'ou@h,o4,,s l!iyir: Lemon Syrup: Ketchmp. Nut
llc.s Nilsp,rc Cloves. Black PEPPER. Box Rais
ms. Dried irIhs. E-scrcc Of Spruce and Pepper
lnnt, and 'rn1mon CIR. Ginger. Irown and White
sugar Flour h"miiohns. California Beef. Beans and
Peas. 20 d"z. tUl l'umbIc's. Macaroni Nermicila
Catornia, American & Engsh Soap Lucier Match
IS. Cnrors. Ale, Old Port and sherry. Cordage.
Pals. Bucl cts. Course and Fine Combs. Sperm OIL
{ him. ripcs Beads. liss;, Iozcnges; Molarses
~touc lars. Nolms. Fine Heavy Blankets ships
Nmdn~s. .'cUchy. Hemp Cable. Pitch. Rosin
AFRO tWIass"S. SOUP ladies. Brttania Tea
and Table Spoons. White FLANNEL. Red and Blue
TVilcd Wool shirts. Malt Bags Rrooms Den
mark satin. Harness Buckles Music. Canes.
RASPBERRY I'm. Reserved Co"SchcrrcS and Cherries.
we Handles Lavender Water Tonicc'onaries.
Shave Brushes. iiand.uhcs. Hour and Second
E'l>-c@. Gh ''nus~ China Bureau. ! new Fore
sad. HIcncl, Boat . Chain Cables. Anchors.
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NeAVAL AND MILITARY SCIENCE.-Just
XY imported from London, by F. TAYLOR and this

NfAVAL AND MILITARY SCENCE.-Jus
~ imported from London by F. Taylor, and this
day received
Lieut.. Col. Mtchelfs Tactics and Military Organi-
cation.
Magraths Art Of War.
Naval and Military Almanac for 1870 Made up
of matters of special interest the United Services
British Navy List for 1910.
British Army List for 1910
Glascock's Captain Royal Navy Naval Service, or
Beers Manual
Bordyces (Lieut Royal Navy) Naval Routine.
Wellingtons Dispatches, IL volumes.
McWillams on Dry Rot
New Fables of Logarithms; by the Society for the
Diffusion Of Useful knowledge.
The Kings Regulations and Orders for the Army
Lieut. Col Humphreys Modern Fertilization"
Nautical Surveying; by Commander Edward Bel
cher
Robsons Marine Surveying.
McKcnzie's Marine Surveying
Armstrong Steam Boilers
Newtons Principal, vol.
The Celestial Mechanics of La Place, vol
Nichols Phenomena of the Solar System vol
Hution's Mathematical Tables and Logarithms
Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges
Sir Howard Douglass Naval Gunnery.
Artierists' Manual and Compendium of Military
instruction; by Captain Grifiith's Royal Artillery.
>Gunpowdcr; its Manufacture and Proof; by John
Braddock, Commissary Of Ordnance.
Falconers Marine Dictionary, / vol, quarto,
Charnock's Marine Architecture, 3 vols, quarto.
McPhersons Annals Of Commerce, vols, quarto.
British Naval Biography and History, from Howard
to Coddrington, vols.
Simmons (Capt- Royal Artillery on Courts Mar
tial.
New edition Of Hu,ton's Mathematics, entirely
rcmodced for the Of the Royal Military Academy.
Sopwiths lsometrical Drawing.
Sir John Ross on Steam and Steam Navigation, in
connection with Maratimc Warfare, | vol quarto
and many others Of the class with the above.
On hand an extensive and valuable collection OF
the hest and latest works on Geology, Mineralogy,
Botany, ConchoIogy, &c. &c; the Steam Engine,
on Bridge Building, on Drawing, Astronomy, Sur
veying, Civil and Military Engineering &c &c; and
on all other branches of the Natural, Mathematical,
and Mechanical Sciences at the lowest prices every
case
-. The British Nautical Almanac for ISi3 daily
expected.
Books, Periodicals, and Stationery imported TO order
from London and Paris.
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Maya Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel.
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nm BRIDGE BUILDING.-Jus, imported for

nm BRIDGE BUILDING-Jus imported from
VEngland, by F Taylor.
Bland, on the Construction Of Arches Piers, and
Buttresses for the Practical Builder, | volume with
engravings.
Practical Treatise on Bridge Building and the
Equilibrium Of Vaults and Arches, large folio plates
two parts; by Edward Cressy Civil Engineer
Practical and Theoretical Essays Oblque
Bridges, by G. w. Buck, Civil Engineer; quaro
volume with engravings.
Practical Treatise on the Construction of Ohliqu'
Arches, by John Hart, Mason in one quarto volume
with plates.
The Theory Practice, and Architecture Of Bridges
by Ham and Hosking, Architects and Engineers :
volumes, with engravings
Barlow, Tredgold, and others, on the Strength and
Stress of Timbers, Iron, &c, &c.
Sir Howard Douglass on Military Bridges, vol
Paisley (Col Royal Engineers) on Lines, Mortar',
Clements Stuccos and Concrete in volume.
Practical and Scientific Treatise Mortars and
Clements, Natural and Artificial, by l.. Il Vica
Engineer in Chief of Bridges and Roads, translated
from the French, by Capt J. 7. Smith, Of the Mad
Engineers, vol
Also, several American Treatises on Bridge Build
ing, and variety of works, English and American
on Architecture, Building Civil and Military Eng
necring which contain trcatses the same subjects
Maya
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MFRS HEMANs'S WORKS COMPLETE
MIA new and beautiful edition, printed hn'

YVKRS. HEMANsS WORKS COMPLETE
MIA new and beautiful edition, printed on fine
paper with portrait of the authoress Of the com
plete Works of Mrs Hemans, with Memoir by her
sister, and an Essay her Genius, by Mrs sigour-
ney, in royal l2mo volumes, handsomely bound ~
embossed cloth or in extra binding
Also, just published, the complete works Of 10"
Byron, published in style similar To the above ln
eight beautiful volumes, large type.
Also, Memoirs and Letters of Madame Malbrla
by the Countess De Merlin, 3 vols.
This is the only complete edition of the Works y
Mrs. Hcmans, and contains many poems. tosr
Their with other matter not embraced in any other gu
ton Of her works. Among the poems will bF
found De Chartillion, tragedy, Tale of the secri
Tribunals; Superstition and Revelation, Tale ol
the Fourteenth Century Scenes and Passages iro',
Goethe; Selections from Juvenile Poems; Engsn,
and Spain, and Wallaces Invocation to Bruce Ju''
published, and for sale by
apM f. TAfLoh
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1rAoNsUMPTION! CONSUMPTION lthat fil

ffAONSUMPTIONlC ONSUMPTION!th that fell
W. destroyer which Stays its thousands and tens of
thousands annually How shall we arrest its fatal
progress before il takes hold upon the vtals 1would
the disease at the very commencement, How very
many do we see in the world whose delicate frames
look scarcely able to support short reign of
isencebut for the timely and proper means they
make Of oitentmes will far outlive the most at
lctc and robust, who neglect such timely care and
would un4uestionahly arrest if taken in proper time
At the head Of all remedies and first in rank stands
Doctor Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
which, if administered in time, and taken according
to the prescribed rules will nine times out ten check
its progress and restore the patient TO health
For sale at Robt. Farnham's Bookstore, Pennsylva-
mia Avenue, Washington city
May l2
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zr LIVER COMPLAINT-Thl disease o'Il
terminates in another of more serious nFtu,, In
proper remedies are not resorted TO IN time -
forms OF this disease, Doctor HARLicHs Con,p'u~ ~.
strengthening and German Aperent Pills, wll ].
form perfect cure-frst by cleansing the s'onl',,
and bowels, thus removing all diseases from the KIN
by the use Of the German Apcrient Pills, AFTER VIZ ,e
the Compound Strengthening Pills are taken 70 -
strength and TO those tender organs wn@, ~,
quirc such treatment only to effect permahen' mn
these pills are nearly put up small packages WIZ
full directions. p,l,drl.
For sale at No. 10 North Eighth street fnt psno.
pha, and al the bookstore Of Robert Farnham,
sylvsnia Avenue.
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yMYSPEPSIA-We have frequently witnessed
W. the ravsges Of this disease and have heard and
read of many remedies, but far otener them fail
than result, in The writer, however of the
letter to the agent Of DR.. Harlichs Compound
Strengthening and German Apcrient Pills, has long
been known to us, and from invalid, he is deli
heated we know and meet him daily, as hale hear
" man. Though advocate of nostrums Of any
kind, we cannot withhold notice Of what we con-
slider the eficacies and virtues of Harlichs Com
pound Strengthening, and German Aperient Pills
The case before us is living monument to BOTH
Spirit of the Times of Jan. l.
For sale at the Bookstore of Robert Farnham,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City
ay 2ly
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yRT IS ESTIMATED by Physicians generally,
~ that one-fourth of the human family die annually
Of Consumption. As that is the case, why then ne
glcct your colds and coughs which are the root Of
Consumption Thousands and tens of thousands
could have been saved, if they could have procured
remedy in due season. DIR. Swaync's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry is recommended to be medi-
cine that will Immediately arrest this disease sin
gle trial will convince many Of its effects who have
given up all hopes of recovery. For sale at No 10
North Eighth street Philadelphia.
Also, at Robert Farnham's Bookstore Pa Avenue,
Washington city. APP ply
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ZMO THE SICK.-As many neglect their health
~ account of being discouraged by the very
many deeterious nostrums which offered az cure
alls by Empircks, would recommend them to make
trial Of DR. Harlichs COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
have made use Of them frequently myself and
always found them to pain in the side restore
the lost appetite and relieve the disagreeable
ton after eating with which am frequently troubled.
would recommend these pills in all of liver
complaint and weakness Of the nervous system and
bad stomach complaints, as am confident all who
make trial Of this medicine will find II efiectual
WIN. LINDERMAN
Bath Township. Lancaster County
For sale at 10 N Eighth street, also AT the book
store of Robert Farnham, Pa. Avenue, Washington
City apply
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gNHE LITTLE LEXICON, or Multum in Paryo
q Of the English Language, small volume for the
Pocket Writing desk, London 1889, just imported
by F. TAYLOR, 81 l-2 cents.
Also the Little Classic "a volume Of the same size
for instant reference subjects of Chronology, My
thology Ancient History, Ancient Geography, and
General History, alphabetically arranged London,
1889. Price 81.
The Little Linguist volume Of the same size,
being complete guide to English Philology, comPri..
sing grammar in miniture, rules Of syntax, verbal
distinctions &c sc. The whole arranged for instant
reference London, 1889. 81 cents.
The Little Gazetteer or Geographical Dictionary in
miniature, for the writing desk or pocket London,
1889, 1893 pages, price one dollar.
i. Nav IL WI
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ZNHE BRITISH DRAMA, in two large octave
III volumes Of eight hundred pages each well print
cd and handsomely bound with engravings, contain
inc one hundred Of the best plays in the language
excluding Shakespeare price for the set four dol
lars equivalent TO 4 cents for each play. just re-
ceived by TAYLOR.
Nav IL tMr
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yDEMEMBER DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
~ Wild Cherry il warranted to cure recent or
chronic coughs hoarsencss, splitting of blood raising
Of phlegm of the throat and air vessels pain
in the SIDE &c Those who are thus afflicted let not
another day pass without making full trial of this
invaluable medicine, il will all diseases for
which il is recommended Principal Office 10 North
Eighth street Philadelphia. Also for sale at the
Bookstore of Robert Farnham, Pa. Avenue WASH
ington city. APPLY
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this occasion TO deal out their unfiendly feelings ana
acrimonious dislike; and a long he continues A.
In my humble opinion he he's hishssse aons - maze
the wsest arrangemrnis md s,c - ~,
~ shall not hesitate unite with she army 10 oe-
slowing upon him kat confidence Uhsoh nc 20 rsshty
merits and which has occasion been withheld
The Richmond Enquirer said:
General HarriDns letter tells every thing that
we wish 70 know about the officers, sreept himself
He does justice % svory one but Harison-7and the
world must therefore do justice 70 the man who was
too modest 70 be just to himself"
From Gen. Harrison's Report Of the battle Of
the Thames:
ave have suffered greatly for the want Of pro-
visions, and the whole army has subssted for the last
three days, on RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT, F
ET" In all ages and in all countries il has been
Observed that the cutvators OF the soil those who
the least willing part with their rights, and sub
init themselves to the viii Of master. - -..
xr"THE PEOPLE OF THE U. STATES
May they remember that to preserve their liberties
VIM II. HARRISON.
General Harrison has done more for his country,
with less compensation for H. than any man living
PRESIDENT MADISON,
Ex-Governor Isaac Hill, Nov. 20, 1913, in the
New Hampshire Patriot said:
What man lives, whose whole heart and soul is
British, that cannot sincerely rejoice IN the late
victories of Perry and Harrison, that does not feel
pride in the valor and patriotism OF the heroes Of
the West who have freed country large as the EN-
pre of Alexander the Great from the Indian toma-
hawk and scalpng knife! II there be such an one,
he is traitor to bis countryhc possesses the spirit Of
a murderer"
JoHN M. NILES late Van Buren, candidate for
Governor in Connecticut, in his Life Of Perry,
published in 1921, after giving general biogra-
ply Of General Harrison, said; * Il as1sE
"The defence Of Fort Mcigs, and the subsequent
capture Of the British army may be fairly considered
the brilliant and extraordinary events Of the late
war" EHG
In abiding to the battle of the Thames, he said
must be conceded that this rctory reflected great
honor upon the national arms, and upon the troops by
irhom IL adhered
The action, and the movements which preceded II,
afford ample testimony Of the judgment and cool intre
pdity Of General Harrison and indeed, all the events
Of the campaign support these characteristics the
disasters attending it having, in no instance been Inn
putable to him. gs. II
There are perhaps record few instances Of such
cool and steady ntrepidty the part Of militia OF
force of this description as was displayed ON this
occasion. F
Harrison and Perry left Detroit in the Ariel and
arrived at Erie on the 22d of October. Here they
received with every demonstration Of JOY and nd
miration the discharge of cannon, iuminations &c.
They were hailed the deliverers of the frontiers