HONOER lTO III I1IRAYIz.

FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.


GEN. WAI. III. H ARRISON.
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6 have often isked my lie in the field il de-
fence Of my counry, and shall tomorrow risk
my political lifein favor of the Union ot the
States ~ Vote ol the Missouri Question: - Cen.
Harrison.


81 do not, indeed think il would be wrong ~
make all public oncefs account for any sudden
iEerease of wealth.p-Ge1l. Harrssoa.


~ have never laid claim 70 any other merit than
that of entire devotion @ the cause m winch we
were engaged, ard zeal that regarded as nothing
every personal Inconvenience. H. Gen. Harrison.


: denY, therefore, to the General Government,
the exercise Of any power but WHAT'S expressly
given toll by the Constitution, OF what IS essen-
tiallynecessary 10 carry the power expressly CIV
en- into effect.''--Ge8. Harrisoa.


g 9GeneraI Harrison is the only commanderinou our
service 70 whom British army surrendered dur
ing the last war.''-Hoa j. r. Uadsrsco0d's letter
to IYoalas .aHen.