Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11


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Cincinnati, men can be found ready to|
r.-rfs,sa An. - aA.AhQGayer l9alhsome, Or
swear to any story however imptoBdo'e,'
and in this, as In other cases, n supple
tool was SOON found. M Israel Bropn,
was induced 70 60 before a magistrate
and make the following affidavit
The state of Ohio, 80.
iIamiIon County. So
Before me, the subscriber, a Justice
in and for said county, personally op.
pearod Israel Brown, IT, and being duly
sworn, says that about three months ago,
he was on the Bon Franklin steamboat,
in company with Gen, w. II, Harrison,
and heard him say he was an abolition.
list, and that he was certain Of getting
the Suite Of New York, because they
knew him to be an aboltionist,
ISRAEL BROWN, Jr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me on
tho first day Of Juno, A. d. 1910.
]. II, GETZENDANNER,
Justice of the Peace.
That the whole story is q miserable
falsehood, and that Mr. Brown has per-
lured himself, no man with particle OF
sense can for moment doubt. II bears
on it's face indubitable evidence of its
falsehoods; beside, the Cincinnati papers
say that Brown is u poor devil, whose oath
would not be taken or believed on any
subject But in addition to the evidence
of Ben Drake, we are enabled to present
the public with the declaration Of Gen.
Harrison himself which must silence at
once and forever this thrice exploded
coiumny. hi speech staColumhus. a
tow DAYS since, in noticing this vile Sian
der. he pronounced 1t false IN every par
ticuar, without the shadow Of FouNda
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speech in the Cincinnati Republican, We
select the following passage which Il
conclusive. The speech was reported by
| Col, Todd, and may be relied on as being
entirely corfGsstt. ftdar 'e'rte- nc 'ysys.,
ale referred to a very recent story
:, got DIP iii his uwn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '
, sent forth TO the world, corroboroted by
> the sanctity of an atidayit--whch repre-
Q sented him as confossing to a young maj
Ion steamboa' that he was an abolition
' ist--and that although ne tUty,fpgatrs
a restrictions on Missouri, he did so in op
/. position to the suggestions Of his con
/. science, etc. He said the narrative bort
G on its face the proof Of its absolute falsi
i ty--and when he pronounced it fabrI
v cation, without the semblanco Of fac
v or word for its basis, it was not becaus
!. he thought it required a contradiction
y but 10 evinco the recklossness and despc
!. ration Of his political enemies, who seem
G ed to have given up every ground Q
G hope, save that which they found in vii
G liGying his name"
:. We are perfectly willing that the loo
Q iocos should make what they can out Q
/ this affidavit, VIC will place the simpl
J. declaration of the grey haired soldie
d Of Tippecanoe against the affidavits Q
d of all the Bro,oRs in Chrstendom, nc
d excepting the illustrious and ever to b
l. remembered Albert Galidiin, We hop