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The SlGndeTeTS put 10 silence.-A friend from Ohio has related to us the following incident which lately occurred at a politi. cal gathering in Logan county, in that state. Senator, or as he is more commonly called, Petticoat, Allen, accompanied by Sam. Me- dary, editor of the Statesman, and Gov. Shannon, have been toting Col. Johnson through Ohio, making stump speeches. They made an appointment for Logan coun- ty, and large numbers composed of Wings and Loco Focos assembled to hear what might be said. Allen in the, course of his speech, after the grossest vituperation of Gen. Harrison, calling him granny, an im- beetle, u coward, GIc. proceeded to discuss his conduct ut the battle of the Thames, | which he said was characterized by cowar- dice and skulking from danger. Taking | hold of Col. Johnson's hand, as Van Am burgh might lift up the paw of his pet lion, he showed it to the assemblage, and said, there's the huge paw that fought the battle of the Thames, here's the paw that slew Te- cumSeh :!

 When he had concluded, Baptist minis- ter arose, and said, with the leave of the meeting, he would make few remarks.- He was, he said, in the battle of the Thames, and attached to Col. JohnsoE's regiment, and could bear testimony to the truth of all that was said respecting his immediate comman- der's gallantry. He also saw Gen. Harri- son, who was where General should be, su- pervising and directing all the movements l of the conflict. When it became necessary for the General to change his position, he did so regardless of danger or the shower of bullets that was falling, "and, feilow:cit- Zens," said the old minister in conclusion, "all that these men have said of Gen. Harri- 1 sons cowardice is false. know it to bo

 

 laundering acclamations of the multitude, and as the speaker left the stand, they fol- lowed him with repeated cheers, leaving Senator Allen and company alone in their glory. So discomtiled were they in their base attempt to slander the old Hero, that they immediately racked up their traps and left the county, without fulfilling other ap- pointments they had made in the ncighbor- hood.-Bv6alo Journal.