Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28

BY Jas. r. Benson.--W. II. Harrison, the true
patriot and statesman: The people have shown their
love for him, by elevating him to the highest office
| in their gift.
BY William Coer-Gen. w. II. Harrison,
President elect of the United Stutes May lie be
| the President Of our country, our whole country,
and nothing but our country.
| By D. s. Mnjor.--The "sober second thought" OF
| the people is never wrong.
By Jesse w. Garner.-May we always meet on
| the hrei, and part on the square.
By Henry w. Kring.-The Wings of Howard:
| May we live to witness the regenera ton of our
own county, and then indeed we will commune
| under our own vine and fig tree"
BY ]. T. C!eveIand.--W. II. Harrison: MAY his
wisdom in counsel equal his success in the field of
battle.
| By Josiah Whte-The patriotism and int egritv
| OF the people of the United States has been fully
| evinced by the election of Gen. w Fl. Harrison
BY Samuel P. Ashcom. w H. Harrison: First
in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his
countrymen."
BY John D. Perry.-The new fashioned Van
Buren, patent democracy: Not the thing for the log
| cabin boys.
By James Brown.--Henry Clay: second IN COM
| mand of the great Wing army and ready now, as
ever to do battle in the cause of the people.
| By Jonah II. Shepherd -Retrenchment and Re-
| form, promised by Jackson and Van Buren, May
we realize it during the administration of Gen.
| Harrison.
By VIM B. H. Adams.-The union of the States:
| They have been preserved by the "Union of the
| Wings"
| By Thomas w. Taylor. May Gen. Harrison be
the cause of the Florida boys getting pay for SER
vices rendered in the swamps under Van Buren,.
By James Bradey.--The soldiers of the late
war: The vote of Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana,
attest that they are still living.
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citrate her regeneration on the first Tuesday in Au
| gust, 1912
BY B. C. Brown.--W. H. Harrison, the hero of
Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs, and the Thames: He has
fought good fight, has kept the faith, and soon
will keep the white House.
| By Jas. E. Harvey.--The purity of Gen. Har-
rison's administration will add another chapter to
the fame of our country and satisfy the world that
his old soldiers made of purer stuff than the
office holding sUldiers of Gen. Van Buren,.
By J. NJ. Wilcoxen.-W. H. Harrison: Elected
by greater majority than any other President,
may his administration be such as to make his Cd
ponents his best friends.
By o. Henderson.--W. H. Harrison and John
Tyler will spend four years in setting things right
BY John H. Talbot-The Wings of Howard in
the den Of democracy: ave beard the Lion in
his den."
By Caleb Fisher.-DanieI Webster t he unAinch
ing supporter of National currency May he long
: By Luke Patrick. Daniel Webster, subalterr
in our victory won: May he rise in political life
as he is rising in the hearts of his countrymen.
By Joseph Collier. Wings Of the United
States have elected "Tippecanoe and Tyler too"
, By Joseph Carey.--W. H. Harrison: May he ad
f minister the government its purity, and may
Van Buren, go home in his fine carriage, with hi
gold spoons, to Kinderhook'
By w. B. Hanna.--W H. Harrison His admin
D straton will elevate him to the highest pinnacle
of fame, and render it as durable monumental
marble.
By G. w. Givens.-May the Wings as now
never halo until they are out of the woods.
2 By James Ferguson. Wv. H. Harrison and JONI
Tyler: May their administration ever prove terro
TO tyrants.
b. Thomas Jones.--W. H. Harrison Lik
Cincinnatus of old may he well and truly perform
. the work for which he has been chosen, and spen
] the remainder of his days in peace and harmony.
By Samuel c. GrOve.--The ladies of America
; Though deprived of the right of suffrage, the,
know when and how to their influence.
By Robert P. Prewitt--W. II. Harrison, who
'fought more battles than any other American
General and never sustained defeat"
By Beverly "A. Shepperd.--Granny Harrison
= Who will deilUcr his cou ntry from many evils
By Pleasant Wson.--Never before could form
< any idea how good the democrats feel on election
e days.
= BY Fair Of Fdyette and ri
c,nity.-A splendid lottery of capital prizes.
: Several Tiqpecanoe songs having been sung
Gen. CLARK arose and made few appropriate re
marks, the meeting dispersed to meet again o
Monday, the It'll December
"We had intended paying our compliments t
) the Boon's Lick Times this week. but the numbe
Of that paper to which we intended reply has bee
J. mislad, and we are prevented Will the Edto
furnish us another copy Of the number containin
l. the card and letter of Mr.. Smith of Maine. If
m is not afraid TO meet the question fairly he will
ofl PartS Sentinel.
Yes, Mr.. Sentinel, we will send you a copy, a
;" you have called on us thus publicy;-yet, were
,e not for fear Of having the unenvable imputation
m cowardce thrown at our door, would not do i
for we already begin to feel the force of the whiE
: ping we are to get We fear you intend referrin
to the affair of the stolen letter in this county
= If you do, Mr., Sentinel, have pity enough for |
~ to agree that the letter stolen from Col. Brc
+ by Democratic Senator of our county, and pu
no ished as stolen letter by the cashier of our Ban
c. Then publish the card of Mr.. Smith, as kind
Is commentary on such conduct. Will you do thi
g, Mr.. Sentinel If you don't we can't get along!