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 The following neat and elegant tribute to the merits of Gen. Harrison, is from a young lady of the Methodist church to her friend in Baltimore, dated .-.. ,..,...., .. ....-.,

 LEBANON, Ono, Sept. g.

 had the pleasure of hearing Gen. Har- rison address the people, besides several other distinguished gentlemen. The Gene- ral spent the Sabbath here and went to our church Sunday night. After meeting he came home with us, and spent the remain der of the evening. was really very glad to see him again, and had a very cordial shake of the hand from him. happears to me impossible tor any one to sec and know General Harrison without loving him, and being in his favor. He is so perfectly sim pie and plain in his whole appearance and manner, md yet, unquestionably a great man. He is the statesman and politician, and yet the fireside companion. You sec in him none of the formality and reserve which too often characterize persons in his circumstances. And we in Ohio know mo- thing of immortality or profanity in his pri- vate or public life, but as far as our judg- ment and knowledge extends, we know him to be not only moral but a religious man, and communicant in church of high re- ligious standing And it certainly is a strong argument in his favor, that where he is best known, he Is most beloved and ap- preCiated. Ball. Pat.