The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

was suspended with tho WORDS" The
Cabin u which this Morus Multicauli,
Administration may winter" on another
Sweep the Augean Stable for which
purpose a most ominous broom discovered
itself al the chimney top. Ga the branch
Of Q tree on the roof of the cabin was
Perched mountain eagle, which produced
an excelIen, effect.
The new made Howard District, yicto
rious in their frs, election, carried ban.
rer inscribed, The Young Ways Of
Young Ho,rard District, The true blood Of
TIE old Maryland Line" On the other
side was, No reduction of wages"
A large " Log Cabin from Sharpsburg
here diversified the line; i, was mos, sub.
slan,ial one, built On frame fixed on SLY
wheels and drawn by eight beautiful horses,
each wearing sci Of bells. In this cabin
We learn that delegation of forty came
down from Washington County, and from a
peep into the interior, their quarters were
quite comfortable.
A man ives seated on a barrel of 4" Hard
Cider behind; on the sides were number
of skins Of various animals in one OF The
windows bat without crown was thrust
cooking utensils and farming implements,
with tools peculiar to tue labor Of the log
cabin occupants, aJounded about it, and u
on the roof an oppossom was seen chngiug
10 q branch Of gum tree. This was tie
iavorite Of the men, aud capital specimen
Il was.
Carroll County also came in with Log
CABIN similar to those We have described.
Talbot County Delegation was dIstin
guished BY an appropriate flag.
The delegates from Queen AIMS carried
a handsome Hsg, bearing the motto
When our country calls, obfy-ClaclnEa.
TVS"
A large delegation from the Laurel Fac.
tory followed, with magnificent and very
costly banner. This splendid ornament Of
the procession contains forty yards Of silk /;
lis principal picture represents the Factory
village including the river and all the prom
inent buildings connected with it. lis mot
IS above was" Protect American Indus.
try below the words Laurel Factory,
Plnce Georges County, Maryland, May
4lh, $40 On the reverse a painting
presents screw and lever press, under
which IS a figure intended 10 represeu, the
President, and laboriug man a, the lever ;
above IS the quotation" A pressure trhlch
no A34es mGa ned rtsret.h The banner
Is trimmed II superb style by Sisco, it is
suspended from gilt spear across the top,
the tea'ber projecting a. one end and the
pom. .; the ether; this IS supported BY a
gold cord attached to gilt banner poles
Mr.. A. {. SniIh, We learn, was the painter.
a large guilt Eagle is a. the cap Of the ban
her.
A delegation followed bearing the moue
-" O!d hsai CO. JAlo7 for lie sake Of
J'a54.7
Tie next ra2de the candid acknowledge.
meut.--'' TIE Hhtgs Of Cec:l--oftea heat.
IN, Herer conquered Another banner was
Inscribed" Hard ClGer, HgrriSon and
Reform, aud % the other side-Rercach
meat asi RetUm-No standing army Of
200, 90 men.
A curious affair followed here, which was
Immediately preceded b. q Aag announcing
that " 4llegiaay is coming" Il was a
huge BALL, about ten feet 10 diameter, which
was rolled along by number Of the mem
hers Of this delegation; the ball was appa,
really a wooden frame covered With linen
painted 70 divers colors, and bearing a multi
tods Of inscriptions, apt quotations, original
s.aLZas, and plby sentences, which Il vas
impossible 10 collect in Consequence Of the
uso.i1u Of TIE ball. We think there vas
CHER evidence yesterday, that the ball is
u rl1,ion."
Tie Cumberland delegation was prece.
ded By an elegant satin flag, worked BY the
ladies' Of thai lo1u. Ga another flag Of the
same delegation was the motto. Buff and
B!re-G0od and True-For Tppeca70e. "
Hartford, Cecil, keG, and other Counties
were designated b. their appropriate ban.
Lers.
The Gosauslown District displayed a
banner representing Log Cabin, nth the
InscHP.,Jn General Harrison elected to
the Presidency by the hard handed yeoman.
ny" Aud this closed toe Mary aud Dee
CATION.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The delegation from the "ten miles
suuare was numerous. The members
from Washington headed The delegation
with banner representing the Capitol, and
q motto, " Lqsens.ble alike 10 bldndlhmem
or threats" A very beau!ifI! banner hav.
ing painting Of the genius Of Columbia,
and the inscription, +" Columbia the sent.
mel Of the Repabitc," was second in order.
This was followed by flag With the sig.
nifcant motto" The liberty Of speech, If
aot ne right Of Syfr0ge."
Georgetown came next, and exhibited
banner having thereon the appropriate sen.
fences, +" As Sentinels on the Tower of
Liberty we sound the Alarm p" Young
Wings 10 the Rescue !" and on the reverse,
Cnder the shadow of the throne, the
throb Of Liberty still beats on"
IRON Alexandria the delegation was
large. Their banner, which was very beau.
tIiul, represented a foure on a pedesfal