GEN,I. HARRISON AND ERALIsM.
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In his speech at Fort Greenville, Gen. Harrison
said: ''Felow-citizens, you know that my oppo-
nents call me Federalist. But deny the charge
Il am not-I@never was Federalist. Federal
isis are in tapor Of concentrating po1oer in the
hands Of the ErecgtiUe." With these views of
Federalism, will it not be little singular, and
somewhat perplexing to the gulls. if Old Tip ap-
point F'ederaListe to his Cabinet? What will be
the inevitable conclusion if he does make appoint
ments of this character? Why, that he is in favor
of concentrating po'Oer in the hands Of The E:rec-
wtipe. Tips friends ask that he may have fair
trial. Try him, then, this point, and let him be
weighed in his own balances. If he appoints Fed
erasts and Abolitionists to his Cabine1-as he most
certainly will-he may cry out in vain-"L am 10
Federalist-I am no Abolitionist I"