General William Henry Harrison Candidate of the People for President of the Uni
General William Henry Harrison Candidate of the People for President of the Uni
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From motives of humanity as well as policy, Governor Harrison had always endeavoured to avoid a war with the Indians ; but when this result became un- avoidable, he promptly adopted the most ener- getic measures within his limited resources, •to place the territory in a posture of defence. At his own earnest request, and at the solicita- tion of the people, the president, soon after, directed him to march with an armed force towards the principal place of rendezvous of the hostile Indians, the ...Prophet's Town, on the Wabash, near the mouth of the Tippecanoe, where this crafty impostor had assembled a body of more than a thousand fierce warriors, ready to obey his will.
Governor Harrison immediately assembled five hundred of the militia and volunteers of In- diana. These, with a regiment of United States infantry, consisting of three hundred and fifty- men, commanded by Colonel Boyd, and a small body of volunteers from Kentucky, constituted his whole available force — amounting in all to about nine hundred effective men.
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From motives of humanity as well as policy, Governor Harrison had always endeavoured to avoid a war with the Indians ; but when this result became un- avoidable, he promptly adopted the most ener- getic measures within his limited resources, •to place the territory in a posture of defence. At his own earnest request, and at the solicita- tion of the people, the president, soon after, directed him to march with an armed force towards the principal place of rendezvous of the hostile Indians, the ...Prophet's Town, on the Wabash, near the mouth of the Tippecanoe, where this crafty impostor had assembled a body of more than a thousand fierce warriors, ready to obey his will.
Governor Harrison immediately assembled five hundred of the militia and volunteers of In- diana. These, with a regiment of United States infantry, consisting of three hundred and fifty- men, commanded by Colonel Boyd, and a small body of volunteers from Kentucky, constituted his whole available force — amounting in all to about nine hundred effective men.
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