New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
From The New-Yorker.'

men IN the one uhich he is called You're truly
From Toe New-Yorker.
Tie Nations Caonxy.-We haze hardly words
pres, our tn, great ucton which ha. this week be-
fallen the American People the death OF WILLIAM HghRr
HARRISON, lately innuguutcd President of the United
S,ac. Ii like circa1,-a sad and fearful illusion o.
the aacy-,hat he who but Yesterday called BY
ority of popular .ufases the hghcs: the
People gt-u hose from Ohio Washington
marked by all the honor. Roman ,riun,ph-who
Quoted into the Chief Magstracy OF this grca, and free Ma
amid the JOYOUS acciamations of
of citizcns-ha h. who had passed through many pers
trials OF long and cvcntiuI c should have
attained last the summit OF human ambition only fold
hi around hin AID lie down the unraking sunber
of Death WHY. wha, bubbb Is Ambition what mock
cry rame.-One little week since and thousand, would
have walked burning poushsharcs cxchange positions
with the and he but dust and ahes which the
cds heavily closing Who struggle for power
for noble end. and holicst uses
We rcloce observe that the epo,ter o. he American
People under this affecting dspensa,:on has boon such
does honor the National character We have lately been
divided and arrayed against each other herce poy conflict
and he whom Death has taken from the standard
bearer OF the host whose banner victory length ahd
II bu, natural that the asperv engcpdered
by such should termination. Doubtless
such The fe the Of Gen Harri.ons
death received with equal and believe
with equal sincerity by citi1eas Of caeh party All
feeling adverse the por candidate merged profound
regret for the lcs Of tho Nations Chief Magistrate To this
general truth there OF occasional sxceptionspcr
haps this City than elsewhere but here the
number Of OF the general los. hardly ss
hnn that a the ~ane People the ays ycd half
mns from the several rendezvous of both political por,es
from the ho' ;he SHIPPING the public buildings the funora
ot-crN appointed by City auhor,c. and The
cnta'ous evidence. OF grief exhibited every side bespeok
the general that deplorcd greet calamity has be-
iu-n ths American People
And indeed the loss the opposing hardly less than to
the dominant party Gen HARRISON by early and resolu,cv
ovowg resolution serve be, single had DESTROYED
all temptation further deacon from his per
sona merit hostility his personal fIc had placed
himself above roach Of opposition. THIS loss therefore
nay be truly AID properly dcpored by the Nation AL in
.ercs require unity energy responsibility in the Executive
heahe opposition hardly less than the adverse party All
these temporarily permanently destroyed by
the death of the President and painful
apprehension and peril succeed. the general feeling
oh and :e welcome approaches Of long coveted
rcpo-e
hse the general grounds Whch Inc
rcn . kevay lan,en,ed but should do injustice 10 the
usroxs deceased did fail add that his personal qun
such Pognancy the common aicon
OK eountr has had few public who enjoyed so much as
he aaecuon Of those with whom pece var be va,
associated The admiration the devotion OF those who had
served With him in the field hare with him the pcls Of
the carly settlement of the West, universal and un-
bounded The remembrance Of Governor OF
Indians Torro thirty forty year. contributed largely
the hening nsoe. accorded aim Throughout, that
naay Of su be blended greo, courtesy of bearing and
kndDe.e Of heart No candidate for uapor,an, tr.st
mingled freely exciting and yer
little personal IL viii blttera..s the par,
ri, opponents as attended eien Ha-son election 10 the
Precedence No tioe entered upon the dutic4 Of
ha, enjoying fully the esteem md hearty
good W.. Of nearly ell M great 10 Cad stTenuou bat
led against rs elevation D. rao+e ratiuey death aas
-hrolded ,he iaad II mourning.
In rePec: only aa4 Fof-al e''rEa'e aPpSos %
- 70 % n u.tice Gen Harr9a + IA s"en :a.aiorase
10 consider and -p.as O: .7 A. aning. ort
% d; at oc!an-, abilities 'Fe u*'e 'hi judgcaea.
-rplei ~ aesr al - ao kao. hz t;r..-iy oaly
h. TREND. Who might - sce--t q. 1f;aly. but ~ tao,c
who standing Il political oppoa 50 aifa, had induc
,,, ~ ,y.r-a;e hi; ,aents-hy men Mc..r Van
puren Calhoun Wng., and Bea27. No OF these has
rv, .n,en word disssPccal e f,rm.labIe aHs
.o, onpoDen, ard We have 'caoa q believe that nc