74)1kITZUt zimart;--ne d 34
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'To, the &dependent ,Electore Curriber.
, •
GENTLEMEN-4 offer mtaelf . aft' A vendidite
the office of • . •
PP.P I F,IFI" .
• -
M kt tie t_ea ith fill 11 be Aliankflil
for Ydih• iiiiffiageal Should' Ibe .eleeted wilt dia.
___Oharge, the „duties of the-office. to . the : beat:Of;
-judgment and abilitiek, • . •
, THOMAS HARRIS' s'
South. Middleton •townihip
'July . 15; 1840
. .
,To, the Electors' of Cuilzberlarift . County.
'.. - FELLOW CIVIZENS:-I now offer. myielf to_your_
consideration:as a candidate for the office of' ' .
"t Sit E---
and shall bethaukful for your support
—. • - - LEWIS RYER::
Allen township. - ?
Nay 20, 1840.• i"
TO the Electors of Contherland G7ouniy.,
Fmtow-ClumarM: I offer myself as i candidate
for the °Meet& SHVRJFF -01 said -cminty, - at
the ensuing General Llection, and will be thankful
for your support. -
::.:NNY2OOBp
To the Electors _of.Cumberla d county.
. . .
'Ferrow errtExs:—l offer mysel f as a candidate.
forAlieoffiee of Ir.iriff.of..said county.atilie ensuing.
General Eleidicin, and wale .thapiclui for your s
• - • JAMES KENNEDY:'
_ 184.0.-r-te •
.
To *the .Voters of Cumberland county . :
FELLOW •P'EIZENS:—t offer myself 'to - your con
sider:llion ns a•candidate for the , office - of : •
SHERIFF, r - : • '
at the election iii October next. If elected, I pledge
myself to perform the duticeOf said office with fidel
ity and impartial 4. ' Yours &c.
. - ^ • PAUL MARTIN.
Shippcnsburg, April 15,1840.---te . •
• •
-- To ilte-7 Pleciors -. - of Cum, - be - dant -County:
- FELLOW-C.ITIZENS 01161 . _ myself as a candidat6
for the office of S HERIFF of said county at the. bn
suing General Election, and thankful for your
• support:
- .
•
To the-Free an il 'lndependent I•Voters ,of
• -. . • Cumberlisnd county. '• •
17 ELL9\V-9TIZENS - i—leutotAfroyietfitiyOfir
cousuleration, at the crania% election, as a can
didate for the office of .
=HERIFF,
and would respectfhllk . iolicit _your suffrages foi the
THOMAS CRAIGHEAD, .
Soak Middleton township
April 8, 1840.:te:
To the Electors of Cumberland County.
• FELLOW CITIZENS:...-I . offer_ivr~ tr Y.Ptir "" 7 -
bideration for the office of SIIERIFFat the - efinuing
election and respectfully solicit your Support,and,tf
elected will endeavor to discharge. the duties of the
office to the best - of lidgment anti abilities.
kRANCIS ECKELS,
April
____ , . . .
Toithe_Elzctoro:Of Cumerlow' county. ,
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—At the earnest iiiiileita
tions of a nembrr of friends, I nm,iddneed to - offer
myself as a Candidate for the office of ' '
A..
' .'
'Sheri tr •
of Cumberland county,at the neat general election,
and respectfully-solicit your suffrages.
, JOHN SOURIHICK. ..
New Cumberhnd
' ' '
.}" - te
• April 10840. - •
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- - . .
To the lectors .of Cumberland County.
- FELLOW - CITIZENS:.-4 offer myself RS 118 a candi
-Ante for!theADffme_of_Sheriff_of__Cumberland empty,
and will be thankful for your support: • •
JOIIN "W_YNKOCIP,jr ___ _..
•
of Westpennsborougli
, . .
.
, . . .
March 18,1840.—te. • - ,- '
•
. , . . . . . .
To Mc _Elector's . of Cu m b e r l a nd'ncouniy :
Fellow-Cilizens--1-oliiii myself to your consiarra
tion R 8 a candidate for the , office o( 11t%IliFF
at the ensuingclectiononid will be t inn ha r your.
!support. . , •
GEORGE MATTHEWS.I„
Carlisle, bbrch:2s2lB4o
4To the - Voters of Cumberlata
• - Canny.. • . .
. do hereby offer myself at the 'rid
viieral election for the office of SHERIFF , of raid
ounty, and would be thankful for yonr.supporc, • '
•
ABRAHAM LABERTON; •
• • . North Middleton township.
• ,•• -Mara _to, 1.840., r •
•
• To the' Voters of-Onnberland County . .
_CrrizuNs:_-,_-1_ offer _myself aaa__eadidate
for the office of . " . . •
spa -IC it F •
. tit the_enwhii.G!merat pmlol4 and will Le thank.
Yul for yllur support.
Jwie 3,100; S .. 'I
• Presh.Dledicines...
The'subscriber has recently received large,,addi
bonal-simplies:of - .; • -• . '
• r ftledicsnOs Colors -Illye-StuaTo,
Linseed Oil, Spts. Turpesitine,CopSl
Lege' Brushes, Varnisfi Brushes,fland Brushes, Bper
meCeti, . 014..(verf _fine) Sperm. Candles,:
„SOups . in
ffe at variety, Glasi Lamps, Cap and Letter Paper,
• Whit, Spires, Perfunico, Sin. Ste:pwhich he will sell.
lo Physicians, Merchants and others, wwoissAt.r. or
'by agree : , at the - lOWest rates, having purchased en
,, • tireli for ca 4; hoWill offer bargains to those , who
imislitoliurchawth Wliolesale. • • ' '
6gu r s!.".sol* : ;''.
teshurgiA6tne
, _
Retie eeliCalleelia - itiesbarg m id
:- Philadelphia' or Baltimore:
.
.
- [B.II R t :111L-41/A4D .OR cady.4.4
, . ... ,
_, •,,
HE iiilliiiribero.giafeful for: past favors; •
,
beg leave4Vitforintheirfriencla and the public
generally, that V : 41411Catnar0e; tii pup a lute of
beriberi:Cars rep orly between blinchatniainnax and
Thilatlelphia tie Haltimpreoby which , g o od 4 an it i r #.
' Once -dill descriptions min l'ei 4 "War4ed..th4 Care
' • and despatch, at the lowest rates' or frOlgliti -,' . ?i,
'',Prbduct will be received . at th eir: ..Wore -Hemp
• lti Meelooliciburg, and forwarded to ejthei , 1901 0 ,..
' delinhitt or nsiontorn, aaiording,to the, dire c ti s ol or
, highest. price %lilt :he liven for, : Wheat
' •
' intk§nattutg,
• • pi; ?Eris and Salt always• k e pt on
Hand; and tiietylle et the • lowilt prices,. • ;
July .29 ) •
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.Sofiquitupton township
JANfts REED
Two Dollaks ReWard.
r) 1114 AWAY from the subscriber; residing in
- Ela. ,33 ;ukinson_loweidan _ dn.. 25th :la , .
dented "apprentlee to tne 'arming Lousiness,
ROBISGN. All persons are forbid
liaibernig.or trusting hird - on - my 'account. Whoever
' apprehebds said runaviay._ shall_ receive. the above.
reward but no charges. • . •• - • • .
Silver Sorina• Townsbip . SAML. GALBRAITIL
- •• • Aogutt 12, 1840. • "'` , `. '
WILLIAM BLIIAN,
S. ELLIOTT
A FAMILY IiTEWiriAPERi—DEVOTEP TO NEWS,' POI4TICS I .LITERATUR,P;.THTra AA - TS -AND' SC.I-lElCOgf:AGitibitraTilfzitET-A-MIETOMETIT-T:-."---&C.:-ATV
THit
lIVG MACHINES
-,-117th-4111111isran?Liiinprailgt
.
-.: Patent Iftw'selNinyer.
THE ' great encouragement heretofore received'
'from the Sale &Int machines, indincs hirwto of
fer to the public a new andilliiitiroved Porte ' Power,
which_cati be shifted, in-gear or out-or rent by keys;
and shirt the band' to give &five different revishitionie
And he his no hesitation in assuring the Farmers that
he is noiv , nble'to furiiiiih - them.With an article far su
perior to those 'manufactured heretofore. 'For speed
and clean' '
ilireshing. and ease-to the horses, lie be
lieves his machines to be unequalled. ''.
Hispricelssl4o—aeventydollemt9lospaid_ett9l4,
biliinceiWeix months, for which a note will
be required withintereat. -.Any person purchasing a_
machine aild upon - a fair trial, not being pleasedi can
return it. He,willat all times be ready to. furnish
them on the shorteslootice; orders from a:distance
will be pinictlially attended to. He will also repair
Machines out. the shortest notice.
• Jul}• WILLIAM B' MILLIGAN'.
..Newville, y p„,, 1840.—tf., . .
- Tam EiZeillag - •
.1 Farm of i 47 aeres,ot Slate
acid
,LinOsinite - Land,
Situate. in North 'Middleton township, Cumberland
c 0.., two miles (ram Middlesex mills,und five from
Car Hale. The ifoprmyrnents are a-good •- • • ....-.. -
ottLllz • LOG'
' t^
ilitstair • •
, under part stone' with four_ tablesi with- back and front
sheds, once of which is a granary with . . m cellar pnderL .
. 'RA7 EXT.E'LLDJV7' -
' • •
••• • •
'.ORCHARD •
toiether with Other ithprovemenfs.:. About 100 acres
are cleared; under gebil Felice audio a F,ocid - state - o
cultivatiorf, the.reaustiulet;is„ covered _with ,guedi.im,.
tier, a part of which is Locust; springs. in pearly all
the fields. „The.Conorloguihet creek bounds ibis farm
on ode side 252 perches ; which. will afford a location
for water works. Any,persoik Wisliiiivo purchase a.
firm of tliis•deicription„isiirdiiTiento.esatuThe - rtos.,
Teni'determined-to• sell; --.--• •
.
- ' , Application can be made to - Valentine Sholly of
the farm orto the subscriber in
ROSS - LAIVIBERTQN ..
my 15,1 scol:',:e
I) l OLTfirt,,:la, Fitsr S ,
tatliie, Blue Vitriol, Ccippprna,
Vit
riol, Nitric Acid, Aturiatic do:, Solution of Tin -; the
above' will be told loci for Cash, by.:
VINPaGOI.-13est Pickling Vinegar . kept
eimatirtly• tor sale by .
BACITIMPVCKS-721.--,suipply of .tl,lls arti.
GraiidCaiiittitg.ifo - Retiieliibt,
$40,0001!
State Lotlery,
Eor'tbe benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent I%le
• amnia A ssoeiatioia: •
Class NO. 8; for 1840. To be drawn - at Alexandria
Va. Saturday, September sth 1840. •
SCIIIME:--;CA PIT ALS
11 'Prize of 40,000
15,000 !do
• ' 1 do 5,000 do _,
.1 .do. ,
3,000 -
1 do • • 2,500 • do
1' do 2,297 do
50 Prizes of, - • " 1,000 - do •
50 do • 300 do •
50 -do —2oo._&e. •
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•
:rickets $l.O-4 - Inlrei ss—Quiirters $2 50
certificates of Packages-of 26 While Tickets $430
•Do • do 26 DidiTdo 6 - 5
Do • do - 26 Quarter do 3250
•
- - = 7 -Vistiniii State gioliery.
•
For- the . benefit : of : the-Petersburg Benbielint..Me
chatde Assoeiation—Clasa No. •9 forMO.—To • he.
drawn at Alexa,ndria,Na. on Saturday, 12th SO
tember, 1840. • r • • , • ,
CAPITALS.
20,000 Dollars: :.-
tlO,OOO-!5,000-4,000-:-10 , 19 0 Prim of 1 . ,000 ,CD
o. &c. 66 No. Lottery—to Drawn Dallas.- •
Tickets $10:--Halyes.5—Quarters $250- •
Certifieates - of Packages 0f22 Whole TiCketi,sl 20
D 22 Hall. d 4 .; 60
, do • ' 2 . 2 Qieirter do 90
30,000 Dollars.
11)r ' -.100 10430,.4=:
VIRGINIA - STATE- LOTTERY,
• the' benefit of the Petershum-Benevolent Me
*lnk Astociatiren•-•-Class No. 104 or -1840.—Ta be
drpiwnt Alexandria, Va. on SAtnrday, September
19th 1840.: ' . • .-; • -
13 CREME
30 O 4 OTDoHIWSS-
. ,
I,Prize of sto,oslo,o oo--5,000=3,090:-=2,500- 1 -1,017
:03."100 Pr izes of tOOCl•dollactiMe;s:CO:
Tickets $lO--Tfalres• $5-- . -4i -
Cekificates of ilatkitkes cif 25'W ,
Do. • - chi; •'
'25 Hr
.Do. dO Qul
. .
Capitillr - 4 - (YVO
For tfteihinefit 'the , refer/dlt* Benerolent' Me
chettie'Atiteiciatiolitis No: It for 1840.—t0 be
Atellintlrla, Va. Saturday; '.26th .Septem
ber;lB6o.,'
r; • Theirn Noe: out Of 78.
• on.atio' tapir:tie. • A :
2,01 X- 4-,769-4,10014 'carious ,smaller capitals,
such as 1.200,- 1 2 of . 1,230--4 or 1,200-20 of
06119—,g0 of.41)?;-40 of SOO,
Tiekets•po.--ileiro)s4s4Qunttera $2,50. • -
Cettific.ateis cif Paritties'Or 26' Whole Tieketa tt,1.90
;De.... do.; - • 26,Half. , , . .65
Quartrii, do ..32_50
_ .
• •
.'.lr.i :Ti
'Orderelorolutts,anii.filteres CertiPeslee
of Piteluitei iwitio obese I r ottery will bepr.omA ':
talented totted thojfee.wing.liefit Fro teed isitelY , siter!(
is over: e- .1 -j,
~ '4 1 1411:1011.EGORY# PO.i.ll.lanagers.
Washingtoo•Citi•
ugustp_l9;4B4o.,
EMI
Edited and Published for the Proprietoi., by Geoige (Webb; n Carlisle Cumberland county, Pa e
- .•
,` • Jaynii's Han—Tome
FBtAbg.grolli, prekry.ation_aptl.natoration_of_the
.• 'hair: —Thisis .an exc'ellent article, antl has, in nti
. ,
'nnerous inatanbea,4iroducedit fine growth or hair
on theiteads Oflieraona who had been bald for yearn.
- • .
gLiniES S
AND GENTLEMEN,—Do, you wish elegant,,
aulturiimt and beautiful hair ? 4 kn0w:3 , 60011 ansWer
yes.. H oar; for tine moment; the cause of its kiss, why
if -tilrne gray,Tuaty and ethiese, harshand unpleasan
in its appearance, and finalfY falls off . Faichiliair hae
a root m the skin, and Ss itself a hoilow tube ; through
Which there is a constant circulation of 'fine blood;--
'By this circulation • the 'hair' is - nourished' and held
'fast, ts glossy *colour -is given and preien,fed,and it is.
covered iili,tlae finest oil: - Now any thing whicliin
jures the slain of the head, Or diverts or takes away
the bloodfroinit,willprevent or inapede, the circula
tion through the tubes of the hair, storita growth,
and cause it . to Tall Off&turii gray; or Wk. - Hence
it is that any cause that obstructs or weakens the cir 7
culation of blood through the Skin, or that diverts the
blond to other parts of the system, will take away the
lively, fresh and youthful appearance of the hair, an: ,
'rest its growth, turn it gray_ soonor or later, and "in
iliousankla Of instance nose rematgre baldness. j .,
'For sale , •
-8. TT,-and •
STEVE SON & DINKLE,
- •. • - Carlisle,- Pa.
May 19, 1940..=1y . • _
Hair-Tonic;---We - call- thO'n . ttention , of - those - af
flicted with'prematurd -baldness, to theexcellent flair
Tonic prepared by-Dr. Jayne . of this city. Having
- used it:ourselves; we can speakof its virtues by etie
rience;andive'unhesitatinglypronotince
able remedy to prevent the filling . .9 ff of the hairiand
-to restore it from n demi, to
.fine, - healthy tippear;.
once. We can also speak frprtv personal knowlet . e
orate cases of two three friends who were predis
posed to •baldneil who by the. use
Tonic-,7ltaye.now ILxuriant hair,' We linve-no dispo
side') to puff, indiscriminately all kinds of 'remedies
for nil-diseases whicliflesh is heir to,- hut when we
have - teilattlie - virtue - of nit article , we are free to say
it is goad.—Saturday Evening At. _
.Tayne'a Hair POnic.--We have, heretofore, nutd
bered ourselves 11140t1g; those who • believed that •the
.113ir -Tonic preparial-by-Dreolayme r -wits-one-of-thei
• •
-many-quack:li optrums. W hosd-virtues - are -never - spew
beyond the fulsome puffs :oftheir anthers. We • are
wi I I ing, length , to makepublicn_cknowledgnienf of
the error•olourlielief. An imi Mate friend,so me two
or three mouths sinceoll,the. top of .whose_ cranium
WILS as bald as h piece of: polished orbit!, numgre an
oint, - jesting and ridicule. of the it 'tempting
to cultivate so barren a spot purchaSed it bottle, - or
two of the_Dnie Tonic from Dr. .litytie;and according
to his directions applied it. During the,present week
the same friend ushered himself into ottepresenee,and
uncovering his hitherto naked head, astonished us with
- 11 - thirr;though luxuriant growth of hair,-from one to
•t‘o,,tookosaii length---upon thetery pretnisei we had
helieved as unyielding to eultionlon as the trneklese
seed that skirt. the Atlantic. This is no puff, but is
religiously'lrue,ang to those who dould,the gentleman
eon he pointed out. W more in' flivor of this
"Tiniic;" the case here cited was t".ltone of tempora
ry baldness—no sudden loss of the hair-,--but was one
of }'ears' standing; though die the gentlei,... o is but
forty4ivc years of age.--Philddelplda Spirit the
• •
S. ELF AOTT
S. ELLIOTT
trarLesd. nieolgVhisigormlaAk;s7l4l-Mativi
ec i
on accoutat of s Tonic; •
their business hi into Hair 4
ILe(.l Ladies-and hen
demon..-old and yOung are flocking to the Doctor's'
standard. • Heads long divested of even the firstindi
ments of hair, after using his Hair tonio soon appear
with new and flowing locks, 'which Absalom himself
might have envied. Beardless boys are 'seen with
large and bushy - whiakers ; 'and ladies smile again
through their, owmravcn 'ringlets more beautiful and
bewitcjung than ever. - Bald .Imads - nre - iloffing - their
wigs and throwing-Menito the ".mobs and the buts,''.
while the Wigmakers stand aghast as thef behold
the demolition of tiMir business. . •
. What will be the consequenceof this war we know
not, as the ,wiggies are Outrageous, and the Doctor re
mains firm, and declares that "some things can be
done as well as others,' _d
that bald heads may as
well wear their-own-hair-as that of others,-,[Week,
'lolessenger. '
• .
Jayne's Hair Tonic. —We meet atalmost every
corner, when perambulating the streets, menlwearing_
long and_glossy_liair,Wldell they seem to •be mond
oi, and others who have raised. in ifew weekii;a OTC
of black moustaches, that would vie-With theglossiest
bruin that ever walked the forest....lt has puzzled us
to know' the Secret of all those wondroas 'crepe of
hair; but Messrs. SANDS, 79 and 160 Fulton street,
have got the remedy, Where ,all who are curious in
_such_niatters:MayLlearn__ft valuable :secret.--.7lSgt ,
York'Whie..
Sold in:Philadelphia at 20 Send' Third Street •
13110NelifliS ;4 7- VottFAUNN.ER
AOF CONSUMPTIM.L'--Thia disease is ver y
much liken common catarrh, it generally commences
like an ordinary , With - Linisittule,
slight Cough and oppression and tightness about the
lava 5t..16 manv instanceithe di seaseseem s at first of no
very serious - cliartieter. •As the disease continuesibe
oppression in the breast._increlises, the countenance
becomes expressive of anxiety, the, respiration be=
cornea mare and more laborious; sometimes wheezing
of ratting sound, as if the air was forced through a
narrow aperture clogged with viscid fluid. To ne
glect this disease it may be of serious consequence,
but by a. timely apPlication to Dr. &veggie's Cori:-
pound Syrup of 0 Cherry, with a strict attention
to the directions, all these, unpleasant effects will be
:removed. lie careful, as .it is _sold at_ no place ex r .:
cept at No. 19 NORTH EIGIIIII .Strdet, or at the
resseetive agents.
. . .
• For sale at the Drug Store of John .T. Mver Ea
c 9 :,c atlisle, Pa. [Nov. 20;1839:
- LEANSE - AND PURIFY. YOUR BLOOD !
S.
This can be effectually done by 'Dr. Leitly's
S. RSA PADILLA, BLOOD PlLLS—LNowitillte
season; the Spring time of year, when the gross Mt-
Mors of the system ought to be removed from -- the. bo - -
tly and the blood purified, - thus preventing:the sin
gular and unpleasant feeling - common to all, of le
dizzinees, di'owsines!i, peculiar heaviness of the lead,
and' other feelings, glying_ rise to What is - generally
called,the Spring Fever.
Upwards of 1u0,033 of - Dr. Leidy% Dloodi?t-i-C.
lls,
have been sold during the past year; at rettliFii --
.Ordereltave:been a n d recerved from 11w South
,West,
during the - past month, for mere than lOtigriptiii - i - th - liti .
show ingthe greaetlemand for theM, and, proving that.
there-moist - be some - extraordinary cause, to produce
it. - At is easily explained, they are the mildest and
Atifest purgative, as - well as the, most effeettier 3n
cleansing and purifying thtible o ti,'and . of yr thoiing the
principal causes of disease eVer dispoverety.They are
salc,beetinse: theyare warrentedfMe front 'Mineral's,
I andmay,be*enAvithoutAlim r restrilit from octuptet''
richt, or a'fluir of biking Feld front their use. Tlicy 00
MA debilitato_the - system its do other pills end'mtge. , .
_tiveni
~ their. , ope.ratiati,,,iingentle; but, ialwks effeetual.
Theyhaye citetted nemeroWitatlak - Oniebt - fmtalthy,. , -
siciant and others, Which iCeontpany the: direcuons,
and are confidently recommended , in ltheunnttle•Af
fections, Serefula; Ego - itmitts, Jaundiae; Deartbirif ;
Diseases of the liver, skin, bones enil glans; Pain of
,the Sides,along the back and spine Over the region of
the heart and stoneach;lnweril fevers, bad: taste in the
mouth; foul breath, Flattilency, Indigestion, Mtt; of
Appetite;Seur Eructation and Acidities' of the Stem;
aid', Elceinus sores of the nose; thMatindbody,Sealy:
Eruptions and .blotches : - .of tile skin, Dry and watery
pimples and pusttdcs of.the face ;MO bedi,Tetter and
Eingworms, SWelli and liardmilniol - Wshi, - osori
thenecit;in the grai ns,hreief;o.64 - Sfemitch coughs;'
tiveoCouiplaint;-WAterbraslt,ll4.-And all the,wliole'
train of disesses„resulting.trorn Impurity of Blood,'
Constitutional Diseases;lx.c . t. ; only in' Philadelphia; id
pi.,Lei-dy'l'HettltlrEnritiortitni„,2o below Vine st. , , r,,,' !
Also sold by F. Klett;Diitggtst 2il and, .c . alloWhil l
s trie ts; A. Long ,&...A., Fairer, Druggisti,',Len,ce - steri
Peter, Pomp, Druggist; Etist(i4,Ntil.Panip; 'wag.'
iia,mittott: .. -•.-- ..,.., ~-.-,, .., .. :-. - ',i ,".!, ~. .. , ::• - r:• , ,
Also by - STEVEN4ONS Iie:DINktLE,. Drnggists,
Carlisle; by
';, - ....[ , .7 . ±:,.. / ;.;:*'' [July 29 1840-3 m
't - -r.,-I - frice 20 ,C l otto,- a' Ridge r.. ".:- '" '•
IBM
NwanDamsmatt suaawaVe a at6lait' 9A-,--agoos%
SEE
AU•GtJST:26,I 840
Pelt!gate . ..F4oo.ipo.,, - , 7
-Pursuant to public notice, the .SUUtiling
.committee-of-tho,!-Whigi-P-Itrty-of-Curnher7
lanireounty, nnet4t the publichousp of Mr.
Peter Treibly . , in Ctirlisleiion-Monday-,tlie
•
• GEORGE BEELIIAN,-of Allen; was
ainionned-Chaiiman,"and.Oio.. W.. CI BB;
_pfCeilide,,Seeyefary. ' •
Oil motion; it was
H Resolved,
_'That _the citizens of Ctimber
land county, friendly`to . the - eicetion of Gen.
William 1111.111arrisoaktind John
sow ps,
.al ilie
uayal_ places of. •tho amt.
township:-"election, .a --- o'clock,, in , the - itf-.
, -
ternoon of • . -
SATURDSI the:2ol4 6
. r.dI.IGUST,..
1840, and (dial Twe:lielegaTeB foreach
borough and township,' Milton duty it. sitall,
lie - to wet - in .e.%uttitty :111 - 6 -
Tewit Hall, Carlisle; on ,
. .
Tue§thi.y . the istSeptembcrj
et1.1. -- o!clock in the fon-mobil. for the pur-7
pose pfnominatiegi - ,COUNTY TICKET
to be preiented to the people of Cumber
lend county for their support, on the 13th
of t *
tiCi z , •
at. 814 . e . 2 .4 . 11t!t0 • - - .. 1.
signed by the_Chairman _and Secretor
and-published-in - the' `Herald,"- . Carlisle.;
4 .4 d v o cal e,"- N. Cumberland ; and. "Hero
of 7 - Tippecanee," - Shippensburg.
-
GEORGE BEELMAN, Oen:
State Convention!
lii Lancaster city,. Friday 18t1y .Of Sept.
By order of the State Central I
tee, the friends-ofiHARRISON- AND --TY--.
LER will hold a State Convention in Lan:;
caster city on Friday the 18th day of Sep,
tember next. Let Cumberland' county
prepare to send at least 3 00 delegates
or more, if possible. We must beat the
Locos----mind . that, heys-althtiugli the -
western counties will he repiesented.int he Erie. Convention : "=' l'iie Eastern counties
tilene, must beat the State Convention of
the Lec — okocoi:7 l l iey citit - do it=arid they-
will-do it. - ' •
:.- . M.11,11:111sT 'VAN DURIKN,• - • -
! When a meniber of . ..the NCW York Convention to
amend the Constitution Of the•state,.voted "and spqke
against conferring "DNIVEDSAL SUFFRAGE."' .
Do the Locofocos deny
. it ? .
He voted against extending the right 'of suffrage to'
those '
who "worked on thellighways" or "performed
military duty," without their also being property hold-
ems npd_Tax
. payera.„_Do the LoceFocoa deny jt ? ... I
~...He hooted at the idea-of altering-that part of the t•
constitution which prevented any man frOm being •
elected a member of. the. slate Senate who was not ,
possessed of a freehold Of - tlia volt - 10,6f 'iiitOlartildred -,
'pottnds ovor ind.abmo all hia_debts and '
'i
:Do theLocorocas deity: ft? ' • • , •
1 - lie voted to - strike - aut ,the - Word - "`.tchiii i 'lpefore .
"male eitizens," and therefore to confer : the ;right of -,
vOtindupon ever . ) , . NEGRO in the 'state possessing i
the qualifications .requtred by the section:. Do the
imeofocos deny it ? . .•
2
• HO voted in favor of amendments that cut, off frorni
Me yight .. 9f Suffrage hundreds ofpoorvellitemen;some
of them- revolutionary .soldiers, Mu, , had fOught at . I
Quebeo and Stony Pciint;whilst.they left the tights or i ,
NEGROES' Unimpaired. Do the - tiogofocos.detty it?
lie votedagaiust giving the.i.leetion. Of Sheriffs'to.i,
the'people; andlnlavor of : retaining the power of att •
;hinting them in the hands of the GoVeincir 7 Do the
toisofoccut_deny.illi_ __ L, .
___ ' .• .
I r
: :}le declared in. the Cornrcution that. the universal .
1 . /LIP/we amendments, if idopted, !,!viettld,rentrer the,
electionai•agter a - donor. than R-st*Plar--7Dolle
.l..oe:Ofcre•Oadeny iti•••; r , ` .l -.•.• .• . • _ ,
~
1 ile declared thitt - lit's "iid -not believe there ;were
twenty inembera ante cionmittee in favot , ':Of the nn
I ked question of tinivenic4 sterrage," . Do the 1..0c0L , 1
feces deny it ? ' ' L...- . ' .-' ~ ' , - ''•
. 'He deOlared ihat..., - "Ahti lleOldelvere-,o . prepared
not . _
foitiitiVersol suffrage .", bo . the: Looofopos dent ii.;l..
,HetleelaredAreol:de; justify his veto; depriving
iMerVildie hsen and'rt, ittlimary'soidiers Of the righe,
tr
...#6i.in' g :. ! iitti•the...enitii • ; y
.! ,44.'.1i.." f .bai g ea l its'debfcit
grittitilde•; hi - tiktiferiini tienslOpi .
that',.' but •: . feit . •of;
1 ttiiiin-ivt'tid:,yikllv!i;t at in' fifteenYearSitlio*ifuid
'li' • di , •'' '' .'' .•
all, elm. I. ray.e-ran I unwise.
iiiita v lijtiiiiitiCii4iSOs i,FiOviiio*,".'ott.' aek , Otiht4 .
these few 014.in9ci.:.. Do i the 16
ttOOfoOoi'deuy. it ?.,,;. - •.., ••..
I ..:',YlTe'‘, lOldonrsavia• . boopa . ;to l!lco'Y,'te,iicit:anti • nil of
,`
0 : 1 - 4e Chiti*S.'':• • ~..'..f .--. :. ;..:. - ~.., ....!.' -,.. .....-...,,:
ME
Chester County
-Extract- of-altetter-from -a- . gen donian
Chester county, to" his friend in Cutn
betland county, dated '
. .
.
"Chester and Delaware counties are all
in cornmietion. You can.have.neidea
4,e struggle here,..l•We had.a great'gather
ing'of 'Me people•rit,ParkirbUrg - latelp-4wo
lhoustind ac . lew . st. FmtricisiJAams Made
-the-toundest-speech-I-haVe-everibeardi-Ale-
Molt ?up . document after doeunient; and
proved all as - he went along, giving-day-and-
date, anil• defied -CO•ntradiction. ..Form, of
Lancaster, followed in a hapyy etrain. of
' eloquence; till.you would have thought•the,
earth was quaking-with the-cheers; Week
had -his-Cabin-there i and-sbme of the corn
?any sung TippeCamne Songs.. The ut , '
most enthusiasm was manifested by . those
pierient
.. The members of the Society of
.Vriends are with us-almost:ln a
. nparr,.and
t 7
they are•all-vigilanand active. The'peor,
beaten locofoebs • have .not i _
as yet, been able. to..raise _a meeting:this;
season, although some "
.ef -.,the - party" : at
Harrisburg-did circulate a report - thartliert,
IrefiWa
'held somewhere. in
.Chester county.. The,
storv..waS a - fabrication - of the' leaders, in
tended to keep up the drooping spirits of.
their- followeOr. .But-it-won'tr4o; and the
offide - holdeti3 may as"-"-tilaT• hang their
harps upon the will,ov.'-.—Yours."
. -.
VOncr4.llOrrimin of - 0111 Fort
. ': - Crecilvillr: • .
-,----!_ftpisclebration , -.0117-TgeHlyrilie-28A
ultimo; at_ the7Grcenviiie Treaty- Ground,
'on 'the site of the oW fort, drew ;together an
..ynniensetoricourseof the people from - Ohio
and-Indiana.' " By noon- - (says the Yles
senger) our • open and tictensive:-Tdonimons
'were covered with . the wagons, carriages;'
banners, • streaming - penons, and heavy.
masses• of - freemen.. Indiana did nobly,
Ilallying_by_Alioudantle, - and With an enthar;
diesel peculiarly characteristic of the warm
'hearted• and generous llooshient. There"
was,a flee, troop of - Itordefrom "Ranlolph;
aniFfriiiii_:Ccinnersiille.abont.siity,.mount,
ed - on while horses, - .with. blue - sashes."-
The meeting organized 'by choosing win:
Ilebb as President, eleven Vice Presidents, •
and five Secretaries.. After the President
had Made..a : alien address•of admirable : pith•
sed,e.l. , Ooompl._ Cipn Aral garriion.: was 'ipro
was welcomed, by-a deafening shout min '
the multitude. • General Harrison addressed
i •
1 the .
- people for about two hours with -much
elequence and feeling..
. ,
, .. ". He - said -- Mat-he-was not here of -his
ONiii choice, - When the partiality - of his
_comitry_had_placed birn in his_preserkpoii
tion, it hadheen his - purpose to remain in
the quiet;of •his home,- and - take no part iii•
the canvass. • 'His services and opinions on
all impohant topics were open to 'the'scru
tiny of his countrymen ; -but .a torrent..of .
calumny had brought hiin _ Item his liorap.
He then adverted to the--vatious-slanderi
promulgated- against him. , His answer to
the charge 'of Federalism as understood in
1798. From-his youth upwards he- said
` - he ndlicen-allepublican,---A4ialousy-of-
Federal power,sparticulaily of Executive
..
' power, was among . the . .first -lessons in
'Milled into his - Mind - &yids venerated- pa
l; re n ts: - Those early admonitions were in-:
ilelible„_and_he treated' that he, had, made.
' them:therule•of , his life.. -- ':When, lie W 613
appointed Governor of Indiana; he remark
--ed--1-tint greatt-everk..deapetio -- powers were'
1 vested in• him. He was authorized 'by. the
ordinance to ley off -new--counties,-and to
organizethem by the appointinentof coun
,tr efficersamong ethers, Alie- - -6 - ffie.t --- 6 - 1
.- Sheriff. Ile eonsidered,"-however,_tliat he
' had not the office from the people,'
and he felt bound by - duty, and by -a pro
per-sense, ho trusted, of the spirit of re
publicanism; to give to the- people of the
territory a voice in the administratiOn of
I affairs in every respect within his power
r
to do so. _ When - A sheriff was -to be op
pointed, and application was Made! to him
for the office; he-would say, " Sir,,lican
-, hot" give 'yeu -- this• office-you - miiat - go - to
the people..Of_ your_ county, and if in_.an.
telection. you shall beseccessful, it will gitre,_
_.:trit - itileasureln - give you a coil - mission. '.
Heiken told various 'aneedeles connected
I with thWe - Teipctions, and among otbers,'.
some incidents "rei - Mnucted 'whit :dm Organi-.
Ization of Wayne county, Imliaini.. In this
account of , the administration'of the terri
i • . ..,
he' was fregointlY - interrupted by the
' grateful recollections' of ' of the grey,
headed Okizens , ..of , Indiana., In the full-.
i ness of their hearts they - would : frequently
I eiclaim;•"‘General, it is. trile.' ..I•Ve know: lft - „tO.be ...true, General.! Sorely ;iiich• Re=
publiTeasetlceespeatiroltindes;,; conduct;
actiene are•every- . .:thing,. and professions'
n - Oihifg. , :;;; - .TribiltheordCet)uot y osi in oiler
keeping:„withLtlte:trite spirit 1 - 4 -. :Atnetic:in
-institutions hind, e'deOrturefreiii - it by 'the
Federal..gfecuii tr,e;ims ;done; much tO„liri lig 1
1- ripen_ the. Country. those, : afin plicated : exile i
undetwhich.the zeuntry, now eeffers, 1.1'4
timi.wili nnt.p4rMit, ud te ,6414iw:,.thercrene.:',
ral-through.ell'A tepiee: - Of..reMerli: -.. '• '
"General irtaffieuu; wo:flilloWed - I;jr, - Aic,
• Otrglliei-4;•et.rititler.eleti,Pty;!..i949i,'l'eet ,
or 1.V4i401i ,!L1iiii4.•,0.4104)14... .9r pioh,
\ tilt
address 40 - : ice* it'ooil r..WrO:4l4ted,
tks,the 1i0004;a0.9 . 4;04rimir0.)40.-9 4 10!
Ifi g .
,TrAftool.ltiNrA;YarlP4._. B 4ols . ..e.#*o.:.,
'Oitlo' ; 'foetz. : `thol, , Orolcol . ::fil,i',Tivoor,..t
'.1049 .- ,',reSj,: . 4r . .10440;',..494;':04.;01.41ii'.''
'bi114:4,,8:ii*,,40 :54:,pit:ggii'LofArtillouti,,
:were-uOto9g:ol:o: . .ippOilOrOliiist:t . tiic• .;40' .
itkile:c.ii.4iii9ifal•li.ziliery.,:go-Aii;gO.;OnC,
.. until a,
a.latehodr ?af,thersight, TOltOiiii.,ooii . ::
41(VV.e,Algetcby)-Gene.friEttar.ristin I , 4 the.
. . .
~ , t ~ ~ 1..{.~
_ •• _
head of d bth
uerons—r
eort, departed for
1-home:_--Aud-now- (12, M.) out Villag,e has
resumed its retired-appenee, the multi
tudp has departed, and the thOugandd,.that
were here, in human • probability, will„pe
*or again "see 'Old Fort Oreenville.' ":
The 'day was pleasnuttland order and
'good feeling prevailed id a degrde,:seareelY
to ,be believed. '‘,Noaeelder,!ts happened;.
.a nd:every' one. returned hon e well pleased '
Witfi the trip to :"Old Fort dreenville.—
.BOTtitifeire-Anterican.,
“.dtegustl, 1840,
Harrison
arrigon r,inotig liao_ ircoOle:
•• General Harrison,,.on his journey'to tbel
'Greenville Celebration, (which Mak place:
on the 213111,,u1t:),wAs every where met:and - 1
received by his Fellow - Citizens with the'
gre:itest. enflitiSiasm; He addressed - the!
people at Hathilton and patori on his way.
Ott his approach•-,fo 'Hamilton' lic.titati
,net five miles ;below town by a cavalcade;
of the military and citizens and escorted
The Intelligences says," the. people 'has
turned out in thousands;.. and theenoble en-1
thusiaSm..With..whieli ire • Was rebeived,.
showed-nnerringly that. the . heart's -- hest
-feeljnsiven-ttuplu-the- , miglity shout th - at
ifailed7andlave _ hitn .a. most._ generous: and
-hearty welcome."- . •
. .
• The' General addressed the Arnmen.4e
crowd, of .lioth sexes; at- the, con rt.iliouSei.
for an hou'rand'a half. Of-the. character. of
that-address, we shall_ sriY_ Vpry
Terring to let Och"hearer form hi§.owit'es
.l
timate. t • was eviden4; - entirely unpre
meditated. He gave his-vieWs.of the cause:
of Ificprisstiek(iarromtnig,. antLsngt..
gessetJ-a rei)e - dy—. IZe(letiiiig iffes - pifirOT
iminortift WashingtotOte warned . the
_people against an- excessive indulgence . :in
party spirit. -Be condemned, in _glowing
: wins; the Ciancentration
_of : . pewer ip the
hands of one man, and quoted upon; this .
subject--:Gibbon s - Patrick,
„Henry-, and Jur-
Teriten:. --- 1113 - paid a manly - tribute - te, those :
gts:
ohl soldi- w 'composed Wayne's atilt,'
:and - :conchided 'With lofty. -- 4 peat tolii
caltininiators and .slanderers, to - give him'
not -sympatby,:litit.rjustice: We- :Cannot
avoid - quoting his closing sentiment. -
:was in' suligance — this: "3 mill tak
those opponents who are-disposed to ini'cs•
Agate my career, to throw off the mantle Zif
_prejudice, 11l which the.spirit:of p'arty .has
enrobed them, - and .to give to. 'my actions
the calm, dispassionate investigation; which
nrivo,tsifell i ow
countrymen decline supporting the i .l,sto 1
remain - Contentedly. in- file lttirernent
once thought would be perpetual, and never
cease to offer up tity prayers for that coun
try:Which J. have long_entlevored tb serve
faithfully, and whose ptosperity is over the
Alearest --- wish'of — my ---- heatte 4 H -- Theene
ral's health -is excellent. 4-Ic.spolie -with
great ease, and in 'a voice that was heard.
distinctly throCghoat the whole asSernlilage,..
One thing is very certain ; the LoCos may
.abilae. the- ,speechi Init•ihey will bay no
more-about his_imbecility
Ile left next morning, under the escort of
a number of citizens, whilaceemptiniediliim
to the Preble county line, where hp' was
met_by__tho_P'reble _.delegllion_3oo sirona.
God speed him.
Rom- the New-fork Log. Cabin.
~ . •- 1.400 K• 11l E R.E?..:
- --- lIARRISON' - S - Cll3 - X2CTER. -
The defenders of an Administration ill
power ought to show, first, 'tint if has;
w - Tiely - p, rudentlyi-and- -successfully ad
ministeredthe Governmentnext, that the
candidate: held up iti opposition wonld,not
pritli . ablrso - adynin is ter it. --But:A thos.icen
dall. Field Marshal of the Treasury:forces,
tells his subordinates to keep clear of the
defensive. That he esteems it an unprofiuk
ble Warfare, and . very likely to prove dis
astrous. • "Abondon your defensive ,Nvar
fere," says . i.e, "and charge home upon,
'the' enemy !" " Charge 'General llarri-,
son witli - b - einga - 131ack - Cockatlefedcralieli' L
Says . be,.and shis serrite felloWers cfinige
I accordingly. and persist in the charge, al-.
though we-bring-elouds of-unimpeachable
witnesses to prove it a baseless 4falseho94.
..... Charge_ hirri with-standingluute,"- says
ihOl7Ltai4eneral, and - - charge thiydb,
theivii autlforized - expositions: of-General
.Harrison's principles, opinions and views,
as given in his own letters, speeches, and
'votes,,. are printed in the Tippecanoe Text
Book, the Cincinnati' pamphlet, the Log
.Cabin Exto,and in._f"ve limulred - pampli=
lets, and newspapers throughout . the coup
try: But'no, Matter— m
Amos coMands
. to
elrirgel i • - and charge they -do -Withont e ,
Ba r d to truth or. justice. And one . 16T the
lest resorts of a tlcaperate and unscrupulous
paoy, is just such an assault - 'upon'ther;pet-.
sonal Charactermnd.:priVate life of General
Ilaiiii - edo'aeis --- nOwAn ado-threagli-the-to
'cacti:6 jonrnals. ' ' ' •'• . . , ,
. .
' . 'll,n shall not,attemptm drag these . mis.:
Frilh - le, siamters tii.ihelight - for - thesake -- Of
refitting *item. Tito/
. nre not - Wottiv •the'
irtinble. ,' Wliat:Loetifbeo bas seen . lWitlidui-.
hie fraAile . ..dißgpit . 'ar,ttl loathing wretched
Hali:Otii ii' s ., Mid, the 'viler, baser Columbus
BttitekMait:libel; : anit'ilte 'Wesley; ,ICempitr .
or it:UO.B4II naine) . .affidaitit paraded ' : in
ilie.igeluitini,4 the leading loCofeco jetii
it al it .tif y .ilie:Cinintiyt' .Thi nit' of the- Globe,
I.lt(i . :All?atif4itus' „Six:, tievOidg it:: ;half .csi:
linen 'er. t heir rit,eefotisieMme - to' it* iffitliwit
of ,their
:Of a,:Mjegrahl:e,;wreteh *be_ 4ivi.are; .',0ft:4'200.:
Harrison; to a Triendly,,e4oet.iiiii*,:w ith
him, . one - :mse i d'i' E tt' Profane . expieisfun.lt:;.
'!'hie Is elf ilot . b is' malignityraild:*lnlition
ef.Coitildeuee;On MaittroOL ~. 'lle - .10.1 . 01,
ti . iaaainie: hiniielf'dae of the: hasest'or , .vii,
totes: : tialitiitii in ordei to a couso'Cob tie i*al
wzao : athatitoo6' \7lll 4a4H- 1 1. - 0: 4%.
. .
. .
Harrison-ofepeakink-iireverently; anti'the •
leadingjournals,- of:theltidbfonnliarty - gla - d.:: — . ---- 7
kir lend
,theinsplyes 7 as ;accomplices 'of hit,
baseness ! It is efieugh7to make one 4slipin 2 . -
ed o 1 human nature:,
_ . .
We speak of these eihibitioint ‘ifibi'e ill
sorrow than in aager i '' yet.:More..ia..koPe ...,-.'...-'-
then' 'Hi - either: They show ;mit'that the
tietorktiVet lit iSfale is allbat deetppliahedi. l - '.• .-
No partiieseits' to :Shia . *Niched warfaee
except_wheasatjts-laat--IniipoiMl-theial-----7if
watS to its oprwg'r,eater discomfit - are. . No; ...
public man was -ever Put down by such - •
(maiiii, - iii - d — While: Honor a tid - 14RitieSir,: -----
pert'aiii-,Wliiiiitan- nature,- nnqe ever.-ean be, . .
1 The - tlespefacleea Who WonhlthPs bespin- ...:. _,
fain. on the : lietid of. a -brave soldier anti - :
F faitlift pul * servant only:precipitate their`
own 'do tfail, a d render the lesson Tore i
.
I•strikifigly impressiiie; .
.. . - _ •
- .4 it-worth while that. 'We should ShOiii.,
u.p the utter . . falsehood .apd', baielesffnes'S or . :. --
i these-slanders? Shall we deseethl to - their
level for the sake of expo Sing.: and reftit rig
thein .for
have, done so with regard td.. • .
I every slander upon 'the - . public eaten' - 41 •-. -
IP:et:will
.J . lairiSmt, no M - atterhurt abEturd• . -
- L - 9f-xteQcious - Z - - . Ml]tage_patiently, fell o wed_?...„ his .libelers stdp . by stop through Their slimy .
- Mid spirel • comae., iry e tip every__ taken tiverY; .
falsehood: which 'limy 'intro_ choien to in '. •
vent, and - brs tight -ferwaid the otlicial'and --.. ..
- undeniable - evidence in their baseless 'ma-' . . •
li,gnity, - One , only of tlicse.,lit.s . , or rather' • ' •
thanes of perpetual 11,1.1ehObd, yet remains;,„
Within-olir knOwl6;dge;-4-that-is the Crogliatic . :---,
and Poit . Stephenson litsiiiess—and we
have the documents prepared to-blow that: - -
-diTto-i tiltWalSil6ll 72 sl- 7 ittffSiFfiTirtFiiiiiM'iir -- '
insert them. . We- want .space to do. this
effeetually--'-thoroaghly,--linaflyi-mnd:iViten-,', '.
we have done it, the Locoloeo beauties whV..,:, -- :
are forming '' CrOgap -Assoelaiions," .'tul : ' -,.,
Lallilop, - of eelehrating tlie:derelf6e-.OE-Fore7,,,
Stephenimrl in- derogation Or Oa, Barri.= ..
song , will: . lint!- , that they haVe . - trisgrace& -
themselves insteralr - ol the old Veteran of . -.-
Noult :Bend.— v-_ .' „ .--',.-- —,
, .
- Ilni..liow -hall we treat Piesnalignatit as- - '.
. .
saults'on,-(4 ‘ eneral Ilarrison's. private ehar;; •
iicter and 'personal worth. in NOieli.lbeafo- .
..-
I:oistn is driven to indulge ? Shall we-rmint L L,_,
to his-,standing in , . Cincinnati, among tlt‘t; . • ,
people who have known-him-for nearly -
hall a century ?,. Woul4. any man repeat
eillyoutiformly._reeeive_tWo-thirds of thir ,
,votes of that intelligent and moral city, f6r . .
llie 'nest - responsible stations ; if he were_ .
..... :.......• '••• nn„". , i ~, tviNvbVial_ilt ..fltli;t:.
Statitly Selected as chairman of great. pu 7 .
tie tneetings;:politiazl nitd philarithropic--: •
to preside over a Bible Society meeting ; to
be . the -Rrgatiof fife- citizens in welcoming •
Lafayette to their &c. were .
mind, and dissolute. in, rriorals!
Must not every man feirril. 'these
coinages of.loc.ofoCaisni 'are alike "da,stardl/
and unjustifiable?- - _
But we do not dePend on liagaiWe . teJti-- - •
•niony. Dawson's Life- of Harrison, Mc.; r
'A.fee's History-:of the West,•(both Written' •
T 3,7 political nearly , every
volume treating of the settlement . ..and' his;
tory" of west,-testifies -truly of General' .
Harrison's character 'as well. as talents; but'
Aire have more- pOinted evidenee titan even'
'this. om Hobert T. Lytle, former mein,'
ber.of Congress. from the Cincinnati - Dish
triet, (afterwards' -United States Siiii , eyor r - - J
General) bore empliiitic testimony to the
pure-and.high eharacter.of General Marti
'son." They - 11 1 .AI long — lieen - p - oliticateppo ,2,- :
newts, but - General I.4de scorned to — cast=
Unjust odium on a lirtive -and faithful pat-''
riot on that ground; acid rehuked those who'
did it.r
And even 1)r. Duncan,' the present loco--
ME
-foco-member of-AZongress fritit that .bis-'•
triet, disdains to countenance these personal
assattlis on General Harrisoni---=-In-lii4-gfpnii—
-"speech of the lastsetsion;conedeted for tick;
other purpose than to depfeeibtif General! .
Harrison as far as possible; he elprei'alY,
gives the lie to his co-laborers who venture.
to assail the private . .character of General.
-Harrison;--11e:sa3 - s— . - , -
PI profess to be somewhat acquainted .
with -the history of General Ilarriso,n's po ,
liticamilitary, pud:private life. - -- I•arn - bie' •
neighbor, and live•in his county. - AS to
, ilil3 private- We,- 1.- knew of ne .. stain_that_foe_ __
a- monien'f - 5611W3 -= MM.- .•:. I°-believe- he i
.strictly-honest. - _,.. , • '
Such is the language of MexanderDuni
can, in iii . 6 midst of as a malignant and pit'-'
ter an C.itibilinh..of..Malevolence ••fits ever .
•kvis concocted. . But lib.keefv it t *owlttrict
Iln - for - him -- tcr. - ..defame - Oeneral - . 41.'s - orivisW --
character. - Ile knew not Amly that the eld -
Farmer is honest., bat that his.cortitiptentk •
know it also, and--tecefodo thilUgh they" .:
fin ve.crof beep-::-would rise witkintligria 4 .- - ;
lion against any man Who asserted'of itti ;
initiated a bate faltehood againsttlicit frier'
and neighbor.' , And, cautioes, as he . was tie.,
_assail-_General-.Atrrisfin_gnly-owini4o4&;:'`-
..-
of which_theyi•Oulil netstk.welltantleritatitl _
the' falsity, we believe ' they'. Win'Yet'inm , ,:',
ieriliiernalevoienee4)3 7 7electing - tiMilik - iiii_.
gat me ho at the appreaching c1e05.4.;'',. - 4t,,J.A.,„.• 1 •
;lie- had dared :teo_tlefathe theiri•iesilcdoilltAlit,•‘'
ti,,titbetbed neighbor's private cliarttcl#l,:•vctil
'n* : tank! have been . .certaino. , •iAvt:ks
;'Need' w e :o'ol.llyr tiitire WitliOse4,t,',Xlif
- ,ii n ie'."4rOilt piablishttrttittaMOkiiikti , k,
maxiy,l'6l4l*- 1 404 1 10#4A0#10704j.
tide - point.,- We' 401d.",41114editis c narti i At
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ul l itid States, was'74-. :ii14,4 0 !10,00K
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