The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
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The Speech OF mr.. C
"a rsply 20 Mr.. crsry. -hs. ups 80 .assr,..
eeFaiag the csNbsrisad !. nn.iens 81 Ge- /
kea 10 reEis~ the mials.,e.saaee ths Ga
ssrh Harrison. ard ! ,sleals.
fAouIm,x.. ain he pardon OF The
49,. O.. a fsf sdssrsiag IN this
1.s"... -. 1osher matter. grsrely put
fa~-..S \. ne gentleman from Miehi-
-, w.noui ihs slightest feeling Of
S,.,..-ei % that gentleman. ] must Be
SIZED 10 saw that his opinions. lhssilly,
Jam surs.) obuuded On The house on
this nd,sry question. can only be con-
sidered a. ssiecls Of merrimenL
Bot cone 10 notice. since ] an con-
pellrd 70 Il. noe observation Of The gen.
ilsmsn, which I feel quite certain, on re.
feeiisn. he viii regret himself 10 .
sart Of Parenlhesis in bis speech. be said
shat q rsuor prevailed II The line lsllud-
iag "a The hsids Of Tippscanosl that Col.
Joseph II. Davies Of Kentucky. who
commanded squadron Of cavalry there.
was. by some Tuck Of General Harrison,
moonssd, during ibs basils. on . white
horse belonging 10 the General. and that.
being thus conspicuous in the 6shi. he
vas marx Cor the ssssillng lndisas. and
fsIl IN charge AZ The head Of his men.
The gentleman says be does not voveh
Coz the iruih-of ihis. Sir. il 10 ~ell lha,
se does Boi vouch here lor the truth Of .
lsng exploded slssder. IL requires .
bold man, man possessing . great deal
Of moral courage. 20 make ssea aa slIu-
sion 10 charge such ss that. against one
whose only possessions 10 this world are
bis eh.rscur for courage and conduct IN
wsr in his ssuntrs's dsIsnce. and h's ON
stained inisgriiy Ia me various civil 9th.
as "a has been his duty 20 occupy. Did
not tho genlensn know that this vile sio-
w ~ss known bv every Intelligent man
west Of lbs mountains 20 be totally with
ont fouudslons The gen,lsmsn seemed
10 appeal 10 the gallant Ksnsaetisns TO
prove The truth OF ths innuendo. He
spoke Of the blsod OF their eounlryuen
90 profssely poured oni a Tippeesnos.
as If he would eivs essnlsasnes 10 the
idea that The sslIsnl Dsviess. Who fell in
that esgsgsssst. fell victim 10 The arli
Zee Of lhs ssanssdiss general. and their
S ;sf i ss. rue 81 s ;a:::' , ss.s
rsnss q Gsasrei HARNESS 10 Indian var
isrs. Mes. sir. before The gentleman
- xsf~ sEs~ ~&ss A-~4As41s@sssw@s @zsssD-
ksrsl &c. kissericsl facts. which. IL
known 70 hin. ~ shouid suppose they
wsrs V sscfs other nan twenty years or
sgs 10 s~sIsrp knsrics. would make The
shois spessh Il ssas seEllsnan liisle else
lhan Q sos, usntss iassl, 10 The under
sissdirg sf The people snd gosernnsnt Of
Ksnsusky. Lea Ne briefly notice the
fscis-
Ia November 1911, The battle Of TIP
peesnss vas fought. Thsrs Cufoael
Dsvisss asd Colossl Ossns. with other
KsuiuekisBs, fell. These. says ihe gen.
AsDss tai least he iasinssles ~ we're
ssssi6csd by silhsr the eowarIly ar,i6ce
Or by The igaoranes VI General Harrison.
Nav, Mr.. Speaker. I sbhor the habit Of
ppea fsissry. nay. DO not like To look
al tbs face Of man, and speak OF him
10 warn term Of eulogium. however he
miy dssesss il; but, air. On this occasion
4 am obliged 10 say what history will al
test Of The people Of Ksn,ucky. IL any
sanmuDiiy Of psopls ever livsJ, from the
ains Of the dispersion on The plain OF
Shinaf Mp 10 this day. who uere literally
graded in vsr, il 10 10 be found in the
sisi4 AZ Kentucky. Frsm The 6rsi explo-
raiioa Of The country by Daniel Boon up
20 the year 1894. they acre engaged in
one incesssns bstsle wilh The ssvsges Of
the veal Tracs The pa,h Of su Indian
ineursion any shsre over The greet val
icy ol lbs vest, and you sill find i, red
sisA Kentucky blood. Wander over any
Of The batile-6slds Of that great theatre Of
ssysge Ssr, and you will find il white
With the bones Of her children. Ia child
haod lacy fought The indisns. with their
sislen and moihers. in their Dwellings.
10 yoart sed ripe manhood they fought
thsa 10 satssesdes and battle 6,lds.
Such vess The men Of Kentucky iu 1911.
shsn The ts,ils Of Tipssosnoe vas fought
There, too. as ss knos. they were where
ils Vas 10 be lost. or glory won; and
shers they sers con handed by Gsasfal
Harrison. Noy, sir. il in thai ba,lle
Gen k1ssoa had no, conducted as be-
cane soldlsr and . general. would moi,
such msn haze seen and known ii! Did
Seiiucky in 1911. mourning ss she thea
did shs less Of one Of her creates, and
most vsiaed eilixens. cnndemn las the
senllsasu from Michigan has attempted
so) the cosaucl Of The general vhe con-
handed in lh.i battle! lie, us see how
s5hey trsIiGed
: AaasnaHy 1912. two months after the
battle Of Fippecspoe. the Legislature Of
keniaeky was in session.. On The Yah
OF January 1872. The following sesolalion
pssssd 5hsi body;
..Resoiued BY The Senate and House of
RePSesesiaiices Of The Sta,e of Kentucky.
Thsi. in ias ls,e campaign against the la
diane upon The Wabash. Gov. William
III. Haaisop has behaved like . hero, .
nxsrio;. and a general. and that far M.