Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
From the Ohio Siatesmaa.
Reported Death Of Gen. Jack son.

from bleeding of the lungs. Knowing this
tale to be false. from the fact that papers two
DAYS later had been received from Nashville,
which had not noticed his death. We placed
no confidence in il. and consequently did not
notice the report. We now find ii coming
back TO Us from all quarters, accompanied
with sentiments of deep regret.
1t seems that scamp who happened to be
a passenger IN the stage from Cincinnati TO
Davton made the endorsement on the way
bill. for the purpose of making sport of the
feelings of the people towards of the pur-
est patriots that ever lived. and whose happi-
nCss and welfare, is the prayer of the good
and patri tic throughout the land. We are
sorry to find, rs we do. from the Pittsburg
spirit of Che Age that this scoundrcl be-
longs TO the United States Army. and equal
" 20. to find that he l. relative of the late
Gen. Harrison. who would scorn rs much as
any man. the consummatc scoundrcl. who. to
gratiy moments love OF sport. would wiring
The hearts OF thousands. His name Is JAS.
-. Harrison, and we cordially unite in the
hope that the press will give him what he de-
serves. The spirit of the Age. says:
I'VE have asccrtaincd upon good authori-
tv that 0~TJAMEs W. lIARRIsoNL1D of the
United States Army. Is the originator of the
late report relative To the death of Gen. Jack
soa. lie wrote it on the way-bil beyond
DAYTON. Ohio. from whence it was copied
and circulated over the country. We could
not ascertain the rank OF this man who dis
graccs the unif he wears, but hope some
one will inform Us of it. We are sorry TO
state that he is the nephew of our late la
mentcd Chief Magistrate, William Henry
Harrison. Is the scamp disgraccs the noble
name he bears. Let the press pass him
round
The Globe abiding to this dc>picablc
hoax say:
Tac hcartlcss persons who have made this
torluring experiment on the feelings of
multitude whose love of General jackson i
strong iilial attachment. arc aware that
his lie /, threatened daily by the weakness
oil AIS lungs, and that probably another
hamorrhage would carry him oil. In a let
Ter received from him. he says "my lite
hangs u thrcad; and in the last we had
roIn hin. (post-mirAcd The I2th nstant.) he
tbs u, ay hrah IS cry fc'Jie." lie writes,
however a long letter OF five pages. for the
mos. part on public topics. charac tcriz ID by
ali thc vigor OF intellect which ever distiD-
gui-Aed him, and by that strong. mistaken
hand which indicates the honest, direct. and
resolved purpose of an unlaltcring heart.
10 clear lis motives from the shadow TO
which, by Judge Halls Judicial sentence
they are exposed. a wanting in a patriotic
regard for the institution, OF the country.
may be- i'll TO be the Generals --ruling passion
strong IN death. la reply to our comml-
nlca',on that We had received for the press
Mr.. lngcr>olrs examination of the question
OF tllc llnc imposed BY the Judge. lac saws. I'm
hs letter of the i9th INST.
: am happy 20 be in!o~n d that Mr..
in@er-oh las accompli .Acd lis views on
ma al la"-tie conduit. the tyranny of
Jadgo iiall-hi> corrupions, in altering the
rccord. aal imposing IT, fine upon me.
lia'c 10 doubt hi, talent i, displayed in the
NcsiIga.ion OF tiis sub 1t; and will await
tne T. .rg-ll OF i with anticipated pleasure.
/. '.o'il"nrc vii only sparc NV life until
/ onefe-~ acl- upon it. | will be thankful:
bn' o. tAi> the lord only kuowctl"
Ii added TO tie biltorncs, of our Grief This
morning. GA reading the article of the Sun.
nnapprlsrd OF the contradiction TO reflect
al t'''- last prayer of the patriots heart
had nol been INDUCED; and that ne had
gone to hi> grave under the cloud of an
unjust judicial decision. unatoncd for and
inrcmo,cd br the higher authorities of that
country which hc had so gloriou-ly served.
defended and illustrated.