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In the year 1874, the Editor of the Rich mond Enquirer spoke of General Harri- son in the following language, and it is by no means the strongest testimoney that he has borne to the character of the gallant veteran This, however, will do very we'll as far as it goes.

 1.-The secretary of War holds, not only 'the most important but the most difficult station in the Government It requires a "rare combination of talents. He must be tan experienced man; indefatigable, brilliant "and prompt in his convictions; decisive in 'their execution of his orders. The one 'whom have named General Harrison) ,"comes as near to this character as any l "can think of"