Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16

AMI a respectable pos.ior ss lbs, Cid. Was 1t not do
unocrne IN is ehara.ttsl Was IL no, on@ of thyst
Atu t,s UsrLa, seeks he uAvnrtnrc I
Of ne many ovre te Interest, wealth and power Of
iewi We have been 'lugA: 70 tcIieye tha; GeJc-
Sti.sta fees n0 interest or ~syupal,y with the uiaas 81
the Poople; and provides of tie Ew at ;hc expense
of the many. we ere told il wsuld make tho many !
The heWe0 ofvooS and draworo Of water fr rho rriv-
,leScd o,u-s. Gen Harrison cyin-cj 10 such tisi.r
While Governor Of Indiana. especially when he
ursei and obtained. ~ be lid IN 1901. large grants 81
lari fr ccmn schools Anp,hcr proof that Ger.
Harrison was JrGcrsnnian in rraciplo was nat he
nas nFr~iuied and rcaproin'ej. throughout the al
minis,ration OfJcIcr,on. ~ he ofice &c Governor Of
Indiana ard 10 the most impo-ia- I Offices then exist
ins IN thc West. Iffurhcr testimony q. needed 9th.
fact un' Gen. Harrison was anil is a republican Of the
Jehcrs'n hool, 1t NAV re found ia hs speeches ia
tho political canvoss when jefferson wa. clecle'.-
Gen Harrison. supporting him. cnoEc,icail. a
Ssinst tho claims Of he oIlcr Adim.. Inrhfs nsg,r
u'n we are krnr out hy tho ics,iurny Of Judge Bur
net and The o.iizeus % Cin,iausu who were living ~
isni date. In addition 10 NJ fact of Gen. Harrison
having been twice appointed 10 he Office Ex-Governor
OF Indiana brThomas jefferson. he was al.o. ~ oFcio.
Governor Of Upper Louisiana. II was in this capacity
that Gen. Harrison refused tao fees which were bis
Due u~Ponladjh ut an an u;acs q. the purpose
"f aiding Jelcrson IN satisfying the French and lud.-
ais Si;h The change Of Govr-cment inyoIysl.in ,hepur
chase Of that territory ny The United States. HEAVY
aEduous and responsible as we're tie powers thus en-.
trusted 10 Cen Harrison. Nj Jefferson. On ihe 81 or
February, 1893. made The following nomination 10 he
Senate
i nominate william UcnP Harrison. Of Indiana. 10
De commissioner 10 cnicr into any treaty or traa'ics
winch NAV he necessary. with any Indian tribes North
NsstoI the Ohio. and within Inc territory Of he Uni.
tel Siutcs. on the subject Of boundary or lands.
THoMAs JETFEEsox."
The message containing this nomination. was read
on The !ih, and on The sh received The gnaai7ous
'uncii"n oflho Senate. This appointment. without q
parallel IA Tho lstory ofour country. exhibits in a
striking manner, the unlimmiucd confidence rcposcI
in Governor Hrrrison, b. Mr. JeGc rson and his coaa.
sellers. the Senate Of The UIiIed States.
In addition n the abo,e we may cite 10 . resolution
passed by tho legislature Of Indiana and addressed 10
the President. recommending the ~re-appoin lmentof
Gen Har'l.oh. which they say they DO because they
have confidence Ia his virtues. talents and republican.
'sn' james Madison was the successor Of JcGcrsou
AID a republican Of ihc Jefferson SCHOOL. lie apDoin.
tel Harrison Glyornoro OF Indiana again. aai Slperin.
''ndauI If ladiaa AGlirs, acs.des consulting hi- o.,
al! The mos, important questions ofyolcy that related
"a the Eos;h Western Territory.
SOFA a0cr 81. Madison became President. a, Al.
''oifd 20 Secretary at Var 10 frgguro ifon Go,s nor
Harrison. his opinion u?on the Lcsi mode OF protect.
,.E ;hc @o::a Ces:c-a .soaI,r .fuia ia .ns.sn. In I.
leuor. under d,;o Of Viuceanes. JAIL S. 1879. the
GoN-r'cr replica ~ !,"g'a uIaH ihc subject, az which
he de.2Ss Tie foSHI.n and tempo clihe l.diaL iGhrs
ani N a minute AID lucid maaEer. examines The mIi.
i"y To- 'srol nv OF the country along the lakes. and The
h'a"i.aiyp' aver. and c~esigUatC1 he Isus Whc5, gar
r-ons should tt esi50! shed and forts erected. From
h.s very able ~jaeumtn', Ne ase The n..oNiug ps.a.
graph. ioE the pa Isse Of showing IL hoN osgly = pe.
rod the military cycoCGovcTnor Esrrs1n saw he us-.
re'siiy oflhe uEilel States Obtaining The naval a.o,r
dcEcy on Lshe Ere.
"Nhcn / Mas at Detroit ia 1909. the British had
ana believe shl have, sx % ssven armed ve.s lE.
'arsNIAs iTos CS3i 20 tH eRfviWO EUns, Oh lake Erie.
yam a reri O. 'hs force, sui with the as-,.ianrS %
ne Indians. MacAInac would ho easily reduced ne.
rs insuiir -Itla'ol. rgIn.o.cemcuts or Fu1z'ies
'oaid tat roach u, If the enemy sbould possess tie
'HpeHoniV otnayal force on the upper lakes "a prevsAi
ms II VIII he necessary either % hUIld q number ..
vessels equal to ibeirs, or. by i]criifying he river of
Detroit. cgnf1o iaom 10 lake Ere. = situation urlpsF
% ms was.I ho object Of ny enquiry; ani Hog ISLAND,
so Ni.es above De!soit. was pointed 0ut ~ The most
'!igIbls; ihsrs Is. also. uHo.ber iavonble situation Tor
.omtnsnsinC The navigation. Ga tao srai. below lskc
s. Clair and lake Huron"
The facts we have above presented. together With
he well known part Gen. Harrison took in the last war
-sn 10 commencement. nnd Es wam support Of The
declaring i, are certainly proof beyond 60
4a' Gen, Earrs0a has always been n coasisien; ard
'aTn republican Of the JcHsr1on schDoI. The question
4al' moro strongly 'Eaa any other. divided tAs fedora!
nt demo : &c Iary was The federation Of he last war
hat Cen. Harrsoa sanctioned thar var needs no o.her
Than the fact that he was The aist 70 bur.
lie on his urnor and defend his country IN il. AL
be ;'me hedd his a; ths very inns he was preparing
'r battle. Mr.. VIa Garcn was oT.ins resolutions in
''a g~hkecy-ie against tho war aud against Madison.
Which Of shcso tao mean tic federal. which the
.la7cui' Yet The party IN power Hyseu hat Gen.
harrison is the federal candidate Tor inc presidency
~ The contrary wo claim lha; he. AMI he alone. il iae
re democratic candidate aHd We shall 81 consider
IN.
LOAD NoRrHI-eroV. Ono dirty day. whilst warkinq
street very plainly dressed. the rhanctIl ?
.-Hcl up a very handsome ring, which was. accord.
g % custom, immediately claimed by ono Of the Z
y O' 'Ih--uToHFcrs ms ce1tCnGu g. gncd ]
etcd ng cthsLt a. recovering an uriIclc O slch val 81. O.
'd begged the chancellor. whose person lie esid.nuy a
~ not recognise. 90 accompany jm 10 ano.ghbourur 1
.ise-horsc. and p1riuko ola byIle Of wine. To his n
ord Huntingdon, Who vas TONS ola ioIs. readily 6
scented. and they adjourned to 4 tavern in tie neicb. ,
7'fA"1a' where they discussed the news Of The diy :
vera BEETLE. They had not been seated long bei,rc a
Der gentlemen entered. 81 Of whom. the ch7uc,llor ,
served. appeared acquainted with his friend. Tie q
nvgraIpn sn ihis became gsieral. when at las; ON, r