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children rescued from the scalping knife ST the
ruthless savage Of the Wilderness, and from the
sill more savage Proctor, rest on HARRIsoN, and
his gallant aEmy.s,


Simon snlder's Message to the Pennsylvania
Legislature. Dec. 10, l8l3


GEN. HARRIsoN's CAPAeiry Mr. Ritahie, 81 the
Richmond Enquirer Is certainly The most proni-
nent and influential Van BuFen editor in the South
his testimony, therefore, as 70 the ability of Gen.
HaFrisons may as well. be thrown to the mass al-
ready accumulated. InI8l4, when war desoIa-
ted the land, Mr.. Richie spoke III Gem Harrison
in this wise. stlahe Secretary 81 War holds, not
only the most important, but the NEST difficult
station n the Government. Ii requires rare
combination Of talents. He must be an expericn-
eel man, indefatigable, brilliant aud prompt ID
bis convictions; decisive d the execution 81 his
orders. Tie one whom have named (Gen. Har-
Tisonl comes As near to Ills chapeter as any ]
can think off,


The Feopls oftke United states. May they ever
remember that tO preserve their liberties, they
must % their own voting and theirown fighting.


W II. HARRISON.
SIN all ages, and in al countries, il las been
observed, that the cultvators Of the soil are those
who are least willing 10 part with their rights and
submit themselves to the vii Of MASTER,


W. Il. HARRISON.