DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATIONS.
FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,


Of Ohio


FOR VICE PRECEDENT:
10 II N TY l. E r.,


Of Pirginia.

VIM, HENRY HARRISON.
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Surely, the people of Maine know something of
the character and public services, of this hero and
statesman. That her representatives in the Nation
al Convention, stood foremost. in advocating his
name for the Presidency. is sufficient guarantee for
this. Gen. Harrison, is emphatically the people, !
candidate; his name identified with the history OF
his Country. All who know, honor and love him.
But who is Gen. Harrison .-shout the pensioned
presses of the present corrupt administration. Who
is Gen. Harrison' What question for an Ameri-
can citizen to ask! Let them ask Mr. Cass. the
former Secretary of War-let them ask Col john
son. the present Vice President OF the United States
--men of their own political stamp, and then hold
down their heads in shame and con fusion. Here is
what Col. Johnson says of him.


"Who is Gen HARRISON The son OF
one of the signers Of the Declaration Of
Independence, who spent the greater part
of his large fortune, in redeemlng the
pledge he then gave, Of his fortune, life,
and sacred honor to secure the liberties
of his country.


"Of the career Of Gen. Harrison need
not speak-the history of the West, is his
history. For forty years he has been iden-
tilted with its interests, its perils, and Its
hopes. Universally beloved in the walks
of peace. aud distinguished by his ability
in the councils of his country. he has been
yet more illustriously distinguished in the
field.


During the late war, he was longer in
active service than any other General or
icer; he was perhaps oitener in action than
any one of them. and never sustained a
defeat"


1t is not at all strange that the pensioned leader,
of loco focoism should affect 10 be ignorant of this
distinguished warrior and Statesman. lie ID too
pure, and too patriotic, to be made the mere pres'
dent Of their party. Their ''craft is in danger"