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Gen. Harrison, as a Represen-
tatiVe in Congress from the non
sIayeholding State of Ohio, voted
against the Missouri Restrictions.
whilst Mr.. Van Bnren, In the N.
]. Legislature, was Iaboring in ia
Yor of the restriction with all his
might. The vote Of Harrison de-
feated the measure, and the Union
was saved. Fellow-citizens, what
would have been the consequences
if Martin Van Buren, instead of
Gen. Harrison, had been a Repre-
sentative from Ohio IA the u. s.
CongFess2 Know you not, that
the Missouri restriction would have
prevailed and that our glorious
Union, cemented with blood, would
d the midst Of blood and slaughter
nave been rent sud denly and forev-
n asunder.


How unnaturally, how mon
Itrously cruel tis for those, who
NOW aught Of the political histo-
'les of Gen. Harrison and Mar
id Bulen, to denounce the former
S an abolitionist, whilst the latter
5 lauded as the friend Of the nsti-
utions Of the South


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