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Thatthe above vas General HARRISON language
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Hon BENJNuS TAFPAS-.4 abolition. Every de-
mncrat in the State VIII read with uubuuuded admir-
alton the speech Of our aged ana venerable Senator,
Benz Tappan, IN our columns 10 day-'The q ODE
lruly SAYS that "his views are remarkable tor Their
originality; ana his style for rs condensation, sim.
p.cIty and ceamess Our correspondents are
highly complimentary, and from those too, whose
lu rmenls are worth much to the public The
Globe containing the speech arrived Yesterday and
today the enquiry is generally" have you read
Judge Iappln's speech? II has been the occasion
o more good feelings and compliments than any
speech delivered recently, because ii Is ON suij'cl
Of more than usual interest at this time 10 The peo.
pie Of Ohio, and Of the Union, and IN spirit Of
caudour and cogeucy that carries convection To- eye
ry heart.--Lel male and frma,c--old aud Young
read and ponder it-lhey will there find the true and
sober advice Of an aged patriot and statesman. Al
this moment, while AboIuonSn IS rearing its hag.
gard head anew under the auspices OF General Har-
rson--anl the base aud daStarIly coalon is daily
strengthening The two--whIe Abolition lectures and
whg orators can scarcely be dist ngushei by the
public, and the incendary labars OF the two are at
work IN aid OF each other--lhs specch--thjS noble
stand Of a statesman, whose age and talents, and
comes al tins Time upon the enemy Ike an avail