Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
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ministers and councillors plausible, yet unfaithfu minister
with preudice purposes Of his Others concealed be-
meath his crafts but the dangerous when the
trusted
We the laurocd conquoror transformed again
the plain and simple ubandman, and Intellectual
had been the habit of coma in suppanng the congo
NAL feelings, and duties and relations citizen Never
but solely duty, due from each citizen of the republic TO
it according his endowment Of capacyJ may
brought whit other regret than that whecwith just
regards mroag-whehcr abstract practical national
personal That the whole proceeding apart from the
ton of Mr. Madison who absent Virginia when the
indignant resignation accepted by his Secretary is abund
fact that he almost Immediately associated
Governor Shelby and General Cass-hs old companions in
amsto treat with the Indians they had CALAMITY subducd.
The treaty at Greenve, in 1914 and at Detroit in 1915 again
ott.sted his capacity as negocoor.
At the Congressional election of 1916 he elected
Der of the House of Represenatvcs-a ELL fill the
PRED term of Judge MLean for the Congress which
aggregate poll of six competitors Of this
ture however unusually honorable be regarded would
that there may be "welntonioncd persons who
yet believe that the military services of Harrison doracted
observed them. When therefore, borne in mind that
this eminently honorable distinction conferred upon him
dents fresh npon the public memorye fact itself
the only commentary which FOX candid in
The Journals of the House of Representatives during the
three sessions of service alluded show him have been
active useful and honorable neutrality-suspicious., almost
fault il reference to such had served suffered for the
country in either of its and where these had either fallen
in service, the widow the orphan found IN him friend
only with whom to snPahie, but whom fc in refer
ence to their demands upon the nce or the generosity of the
, nation
Tain hoping, that the period has probably past when it
longer uberve the imaginary interests of political aspr
disto the actions of gucess
ourselves by stating that the journals Of neither house of
with liberal principles of democratic Rcpubicani to
which he protested allegiance and DEVOTION the faith
ored successor 1t was indeed the cnacv of his adherence
to the canons OF his creed which peod him to sacrifice him
citizens during the session which preceded our admission Into
the unionand his history will disclose all who shall read
that this Of nobeness and sesacco is but keeping with
his conduct on every occasion involving decision between his
SEEMING personal interest and the and noble behcsts Of
thus. who par!eyed with his principles
nor compromised with his faith duty but ihle1by true
to both and to aat could bear the BOOKINGS Of the
political elements and witness the consequent sunderngs of
political combinations without alarm apprehension Tor the
disclosures of the past or the rebutons Of the future Happy
Thrice happy the statesman who his the proud
and fearless consciousness OF his own in'egr--and sae
! man William, HENRY H'nriSoa
In the Senate Of Ohio where find him. he remained
true and steadias to the great principles he bad asserted tic
Missouri Question in Congrrssad, therefore, after ucecu-
body ter Senators Washington As refer the whole sub
ec to that Of their coa"tnoam obligation by which he
had been governed himself he recorded his solemn negative with
the Republican, MINORITY again the resolution which required
the submission Of NsoHr on the questioned Slavery tie will
of the National Legislature The peryegsions ieh have been
rendered of his course in that body upon this other subjects
Of minor thong" exciting Importance viii and burn
amongst the paipabc and arnentaLe instances
portizah injustice for the merest Pazan purposes.
In the Senate of Inc nItGd State to which he was trans
signed the important station whch had been made by
resignation of General Jackson Of Chairman Of the
Of Military Affairs, Lis speeches. which numerous were
always sensible and practical often eloquent inpassonedv
occasions when inspired by the necessities
those their descendants who had served the
fields which purchased perpetuaed its Independence For
these his luxury sympathetic and rejoice when his
cxerons eectua in behalf of their age ecrptudc
In short in Harrison the Soldier had General in the Camp
and a Friend whorcvcrhc might be.
Never Paj-HRhis general in the policy
purposes Of the administration of Mr. Adams did
him from the observance of the Of his creed albeit
represented courtier Of his patronage His
the 9th day Of April 1926 the resolutions Senator
from the South disathnng the constitutional competency
assumed by the President in relation the prominent and
important measures OF his administration Will coincden
and commensurate with the archives of the Naona
of the sernncss Of his adherence bis principles. while
rounded by the persuasive influences their relaxation and
cncompased by the aurng incentives their oregoal-
His jealousy Of Executive preogave thereby referred back
his original creed period when his friends and
ciote in the exercise of its powers and it hence that
the mputaon which but connects it with the
the Presidential canvass dsprovcd and disarmcd for
We but repeat therefore, the circumscrhed
which necessarily restricted of his services Sen
that its Journals unsaned by which his most ar
dent friend could desire obteated aud that while The debate
which have been preserved him have aborou
and attentive member chas,e and often eloquent speaker