The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-17

Coz, other SIDE, Tho FsDpto are toWf.
Auu her.. lat,-.Wlt' 49, Oid Jos.4.i0Hed Demo
trEtr
Ga onc oribe bluncr. Of Guernsey county dele,
.4u.n- mu,tu. THE Constellation, - One Prcsi-
a.uftal Tam IIarrss ia GHd Rc0TfH, -'IHt S4b-
lll4sarg Thls delegation had free banners.
o. Du tUc banner OF the delegation from t'lchaway-
r.rafN. was rvrr"~"riau'u"i hen. :IalTIs"n slau
no ,.,fl ono sui on aud "a he gct "t, setting IN
-.t D. tH keep irvm beng uNeTiuk"n and crushed
G 60, with t..e motto" Tin r,so" stHing 'he ball ro'-
IIAHulsoS Avp TYLEU, -'HAERIsoS
AND EEFuEN
TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE,
IN, DcH0cyat ~ he Old school,
'WAsAINoroN, JEIFI EsuS, ANu llAEUIsoS
The FARMER II Moth BcHd.
TIE Nan nat is o. sure me C0tnhy.
.RrrHENruuTgr ANu REFuEM.
THE tINCINNATIS OF THE WEST!
'He r-iU uy q Farmtr fer 0HT President
:. .fb huudrcus or others, were motos on warn.
ous banners ofthc delegates iiom every quarter "s
is, statc. Some oI she banners were very band
some bur the banners are not the most interest
ing oi the sight to-day I;ugular bull Log Cabins,
,rh sitruelS doors, and tr,EGOrS, and treh T0yed,
mounted on wheels, aud drawn by horses, mad
been brought Iily and hundred miles, WIN signs
"a the side of he door, ol HIrd ttder. In some
r Them, fires were burning $50 the chimueys,--
tv ony and thirty delegates rode into lhe city -
each 1r those houses. IhCyo teCe fur; one was
ttrm Clark County.
+ The Cuvahoaa delegation brought with them a
yer, handsome Iul rugged brig from cleveland, a
. distance uf 100 mile. Ii was ON wheels, drawn
o., "a white horses, hundred del, gates came win
Iu They have been week on the way; ,Hcoun'
lcl4r rtpat ,'es,yhets iIt0 The mud TO ,he aSle.;
fhsE, however, pressed forward, determined to
r"s'h Columbus IN tjme,-thcy came IN about o..
. clock. aud passed through the streets amid the
.1oU.- ul the assembled thousands
latgo canoes fl!cd, also, with delegates, came
Iu FROM licking. and other c"untes,-t"cse boat,
WtI, made for the occasion. ont ui large trees cut
down aud dug out, holding 30 aud 10 delegates
William Mai, Esq had boat from large syca.
more tree 20 feet long, and large enough To hold 30
iu 80 persons. The delegation from Wood county,
brought with them Vety handsome representation
OF Fort heigs. Ii was placed on wheels and
drawn by horses, II was largo enough TO contain a
hundred delegates within the pickets. Guns were
mounted on the fort, and a large banner, with Har-
risru reply % Proctor, when lac demanded the
surrender, aud also the motto, DoHt give up Me
Ship
\ very neat, small but woil made steam boat
was bruught hv q portion of the Licking county
drawn 10y horses. Ii called the Farmer eff
.N0rh Bend The motto on tho banner buurn by
tins delegation, was
Shin Coasiitutjon'-' oar Flag
An old muu came IN with portion Ufthe Wood
county delegation, bringing wth him hre Eagie.
caught few days since, on the battle ground Of
FuTi Mcigs.
y delegation Of odd Hunters, irsm Cham pai.ne,
came ia "a curiously constructed boxed.up wagon.
with the name, IN large letters the sides, '.bai
Rtrcr 1raPpys, with coon SKINS, etc hanging
r
dresses.
Old hunter. on horseback, E,ge Conastoga wag-
ons, go aud - IN some Of thrnO small wagons
aud carriages at every description, and horsom-n
and fpuimen have thruneed theso streets To day.
without number The meme ~ llNKRIsoN has
been shouted aud shouted, throughout this hole
day The excItrm is very great, ard the
thusiasm, past all bounds As have before suid
il Is not possible To describe HE scenes OF this DAY
go uHn can do lit Is hey oHd all description.
The Convention organized al two o'clock tai,
afternoon. IN the public streets, there being no
house in Columbus large enough IT, hold one uNcu.
lieih of those present stage was erected at the
corner uf Maine aud Broad streets, at the junction
ct the Irnce enclosing the State House yard, Tor
tine accommodation OF the officers. Alter tho
vcutipn was organized, aud the transaction Of some
preparatory business, Gen. MnrVhsy, Of Chilnrpihc,
ard the lion. Tho, Ewing, uf Lancaster, addressed
ihe assembled thousands composing The CuuSun
ton.
! nm Tins evening half crazed with 'he uuc easjns
Shouts aud hnzzus Of The people, for Old T'Ppcca-
noe; aud The moment am writing, tho side walks
aud streets literally crowded with living i0ruis.
II Is indeed olmost Impuss bic l. crowd through
tlEs great mass of people, even L, reach the end
Of the single square, The ciry is illuminated, aud
presents beautiful Appearances, - all is life aud
joy
SATURDAY Eve, Feb 22d.
A grand procession fortnad dis mufning of
tha entire delegation. The procession as Won
m ght well imagine, from The immense ,.oneoi,rs.
ct people here, was highly imposing. Tie follow.
ing Is tho order:
Military procession in iront-a hand or music-
Soldiers Of tss RerOlahOn, with ths Ma-que Flag