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Hon, c. ], INeERsoE L.-As might have
been expected, the publication oil the his
tory Of the War of lal2," by this gentle
man, who is thorough-gong democrat,
and was prominent supporter of the war,
has created considerable sensation among
the Northern Federalsts, their conireres
and allies Every unmportant error Of
detail Is seized upon and magniiied, and
Industrious efforts made to invaldate the
history. The following paragraph which
occurs in the work, is copied by the federal
whig papers, and made the pretext for the
most bitter anaihemas Of condemnation
against tue accomplished author. We are
much mistaken if posierily does not coin
eide, essentially, with Mr.. lis opinion Of
Gen. Harrison. He was well-meaning,


weak, vain, lucky old man--no,hng more.


His most devoted admrer will find himself


at a loss to define in what his greatness
consisted '--


"Thus closed the military career Of vii.
liam Henry Harrison, who afterwards SER


we'd as n member of both Houses of Con-


erosion u foreign mission to Colombia
in South America, which he solciled--was
: elevated from the clerkship Of q court IL
Cincinnati 10 the Presidency, and, aileI
I ono short month Of treacherous triumph
/ in that office, crowned his good fortune b,
/ premature death in the Presidential man
- Tho hnAap ,,4Np ttrno.s,1 ,a,fth ~ n
, pie, even the chamber in which he die,
, was not free from idle intrusion, He ex
= pred with iucohetent words Of patriotism


on his lips, before difficulties aud distrac
: tions to which his administration was incyi
!, tably destined, leaving the world, witt
!, most men Of all parties, inclined 10 lhinl
Q well of his character, to magnify his viz
4 tues, extenuato his ioiblcs, regret his dcatl
!. and celebrate his memory"