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GEN Z HARRISON 8 OPINION OF AHoLITIoNIsaI.


Neither the States whore Slavery does
not exist, nor the Government of the United
States, can, without assumption of power,
and the violation of solemn compact, do
any thing 10 remove il, without The consent
of those who are Immediately Interested 2


Every movement which IS made By the
Abolitionists in the on-slaveholding States;
Is viewed by our Southern brethren as an at
tack upon the;rrighis, and which if persisted
ID, must ID the end eradicate those feelings
of attachment and affection between the
citizens of al the States which was produc-
ed BY community of interests and dangers
id the war Of the Revolution, which was the
found zion of our happy union, and BY con-
tinuanee Of which, il can alone be preserved.
enFeat you then, 70 Town upon the meas
ufes which are to produce results SO much
10 be deprecated. Gen. Harrison Speech
II indiana, free State


The following admission is extracted from
the speech Of DF. Duncans as published III
The Globe and other administration papers.
Duncan is pretty well known as one Of the
most Incorporating Loco Focos ia Con-
s's's q


8 profess TO be somewhat acquainted
with The hisloryof General HafTison' polit.
icai, military, and private life. am lis
neighbor, and live il bis county. As TO
HIS PRIVATE LIFE, KNOW or NO.
AIN THAT FOR A NC AIEQT SUI.
LIES HIM =