Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-31
THE HoMAGE OF JUSTICE.

~ patriotism. valor> talents and success Of GEN.
HARRtsoE long before he was named for the Pre-
adency and in times which ought 10 give them
weight sufficient 70 bear down all the petty cauul
ses and quibbling objections which party mdiS
nty may now presume to forge against the war
worn and time.honored patriot and soldier.
The authorities we present against the puny
attacks Of Loco Foco Federalism, and which VIC
shall stereotype as an impregnable barrcadc a.
goinst all opposition, are no less than the. Con
sREss OF THE UNITED SrArEs, the LEGISLATURES
OF ptA A, and Of KrvrucKY, JAMES MADi
SON, JAMS MoNRoE, Col. RlcuARp NJ. JonN.
SON, ANrHodY WAYNE, LANGDoN CHBvEs, ST.
mon SHYDER Gov. SHELBY COM Perry Col.
CRoGuAH, Cot. DAvI S, and others, including
in the illustrous catalogue even Thomas RIrcHIE
himself! .. ......rr |
We begin with the tcslipouy OF Col RlcuAEp
NJ Johnson, now Vice President OF the United |
States
Col! Johnson said, Ga Congress-
"Who Is Gen. Harrison The son otone of the
signers of tie Declaration Of Independence, who
srnt the greater part of his large Fortune in redeem
ing the pledge lie then gave, of his fortune, life and
sacred honor to secure the liberties OF his coun-
try.
5'..Of tie career of Gen. Harrison | need not
speuk--the history of the West IS his history. |
For forty years he has been identified with its in
terests its perils aud its hopes. Universally be-
loved in lhe walks Of peace, and distinguished by
his ability in the councils of lis country. he has
been yet more illustrousy distinguished in line
field. o.. To-. I.a
During the late war, lie was logger in active
service than any other General officer, he was per-
haps, oftener in action than any one Vt tien!, and
never sustained defeat.'
JAMES MADISON, in special message TO Con
sress, Dec. 10, 1911, said,
While 1t is deeply lamen,ed that so many yaiu-
h,a Gros L,ye icon lost In The oc,iun vl,irh took
,Jaco ON Tho nh rIt;mo. Coarress will see with
tisfction ,Lc d,nntIess snrit of tortitude yicto-
n,,.r d;s,,,aod HI, oyerv Dissertation of troops ell
oJ ,na ~ iGo coSisy,cJ Sr,gness ,rsicI djylin
gagged as @e as s' 'sc,s a., oS"n
-" ,,,,oost ersrI;onx nf r,,our and diyciyiire.
90 $50 Ar j.; lie n,e,eoro 10 Conrrnss
1o,5 80
NOV 1919, sa,e' Co.,. 20 ,-..,..,.,...
an arp'e Iolco Ion 1 ,f S:e " ,oa ,I
ONO rehhsylVuna' anu u me j. .l.e"
me aaol1cn o. rev u"ueI "' thn
rnnfden,.o of his C,I,ny snldiers. umonp whom are
f tba,, v,lmntcers in the ranks M,
IS' j;s,nU;hed he their pnlilicnl stations tnan bv
t: 49, - :
At HT'.., ,,osso,.o. Of Doo 1914 tho
II VA 4i "D low Il . cII 49,
omPHihebt Wds eA'r'i"9u; "S ioiio""
The success on LAKE ere hh'i'g oPeneo Il pas
'6ge on me territory OF Ile enemy .ne olser Ioi
manolng tbe Nof.h"eatcrn ''">' pu .'ie
war tHitNef' anu, iSP4'y F''''''5 ~ 49,,
genera actign "hich g",:hy s'''s,'teu VI W,
capture Oh inc bli's''' d'!0 dispersion VI VIC
cree. , ,
... IRIS reS~H rs S'9"MW ""''Wa'" q" -,'"," W. YEN
FAL HARRISON, W 1cH'Se military !a'cR1S u e"S
prepared .......,
Inc following tribute o. praise was p"iu !" zen
eral Harrison in ISL by eleven OF inc oHcefs
who fought under III; banner at the natttie ol Up
pecanoe
''Shouli our country again require our services 'S
oppose civilized or sarge ioe' we ShoulH marc
sgaer zen. harrison WIZ WIZ ,e must perfect e0"'
GmTT 81 cNNt{ ~ 1u "a piTTTOy NATHAN AD
ANS. A.HSWKiNS, II, BTECHSTEAD. HOSEA
BLOOD. JOSIAH SMELLING, o. BURTON, &C.
FULLER, e.. GOODlNG, J. b. FOSTER.
Extract of 4 letter from, Col Davies, who was
killed at the battle of TipDecanoc Aug. ~, ISL:
AZ make free 10 declare TINT | have imagined
there were two military men in the West, aud en-.
Harrison is the first Of the two"
MESSAGE OF Svmon Snvder, Governor Of Pa
Doo IN 1914
,1raodr ~ Ito broy oc the vopna warrior
Crorl,nn o1,;-.IaI ,,i,b laureIs and the blessing.
Of t6ons,nds of woman and chiIdren rescued from
nI; LriGs az ,Le r,,.bIass s,,.r,,ps of I'm
,iIiarno..7 and fro,o the sin more ,nynoe Proc
800, ~, W. JTarriSnn nNd lie c,.llrt nr1v"
T. 80 Ia.,;.,atnre of 1nd,rr1 on the I:Ith No
ISL tho SosnI,er Of the House Of Representaliycg
con- WIN Tuhn.on. Tim. gddre.,ed Lienergi IIar
G rison " Ill ''''''''''' '''''~ ''1''''-
.,Sir-The House of Representatives Of the In
diana territory, in tier own name. and IN tchalf c
their constituents, most corOiolly reciprocute tn
congratulations Of your E%ceency on the gloricu
result Of The late sauguinary conflict with tie Sha"
nee Prophet, and the tribes OF Indians confederate
with him when we displayed III behalf u on