Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

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va. d,.singufsrd BY = large banner 'nscitpca
.ox "a. Maria, oaY'cS iose q f"rd
RaJ,sm~,s. sss sese ~, edrecaie u IfPr-
-, 1l,e, werc accompanied hy = vrTy
nes,l, hnsies Log Cabin drawnby o'gia
~r,y. bn,.~s and hsting a variety Of tasteful
s,ensss,ons 10 character. u Was The iavossil
,,sbliAhnsns 81 the kim with the ladies'. and
uss paffiruisri, bopored With their at'en'ion'
A esoDer In the rear OF The delegation ehhib-
lied tie words-Tp. Tyi,r. ard TIE Tory.
Worcester CouBsy followed with = banner
representing a Lag Cslsn, aud having the IN
srrIsion 'Ussvssos and Tyicr-N orrcfier
Cess,y - pseSr, 10 s.pperi Maryland
A portion u tho fIeIenck Cay Delegation
occupssd a well built Log Cabin, drawn by
ala sotscx. on Tho si5c a placard was sosPond-
ed with The ~ords.='Ths CAhin tn which This
Morus Msiiicauiis Administration msy winter.
On snoiher .sweey the Aegean Siabic'-ior
which purpose a mnsi ominovs hrUoni discov-
cred itself NJ tie chimney top. On the branch
ufa tsee. on the roof Of ibe cabin. was perchcd
. mountain eagle, which produced an excel
lent effect. The new made Howard District,
victorious in theis first election, carried n ban
nor inscribed The Young Wings If Young
Usscsrd Dssfuef hs frpe Mood efthc Nd Mary
land Lane. Ga the other side was NO rcduc-
sion Of wages.
A large Log Cabin from Shsrpsburc here
dsv-s.f~d The line. i VAS a most substantial
u0e, buh on q frame fixed on six wheels, and
drswa by right beautiful horses, each wearing
. 80 Of bells. Ia this cabin NO learn tina, a
delegation of forty came down from washing
sos County. and from a peep into the interior,
their quarters were quite comfortable.
A man was seated on a barrel Of Hard CT
der behind. on the sides were 4 number OF
SKINS OF vsnous animals. IN one OF the win
siows . hat without o crown was thrust; cook
ing utensils and farming implements, with
tools peculiar to the labor of tie log cabin oc-
cupants, aboundcd about il, and upon the root
an opossom was seen %clinping In a branch OF
q gum tree. This wssihe fa,onie ofihe men.
and . capita specimen il was.
Carroll County also came in with a Log
Cabin similar 10 ihoss we have described.
Tsibo, County Delegation was distinguish
ed by an appropriate flag
The delegates from Queen AIMS carried a
handsome flag be arine the mo,,o-'Whcn our
coust,y calls, obcy-Cncnnaius.
A large delegation from the Laurel Factory
followed, with a magnificent and very costly
banner. This splemiid ornament of the pro-
rcssion contains forty yards Of silk; It's prin-
,ipal represents the Factory village, inclu-
ding the river and all the prominon, buildings
connected with il. Its motto above was, PRO
fsef A1eriean Industry below the words
Laurel Factory, Prince George 5 County,
Maryland, May 9Th 1870 On the reverse, a
painting presents a screw and lever press ,un-
der which . figure intended TO represent the
President, and 4 laboIing man at the lever;
above Is the quotation-'A pressure which no
homes, man need regret The banner is trim.
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from a gilt spear across the top, the feather
projecting al one end and the point n, the
other; this is supported by gold cord attached
TO gilt banner pole. 1t was borne In the process
sion by six persons. NJ. A.. G.. Smith we
learn was the painter.
4 large gfk Eags is at the cap of tho banner
A delegation followed bearing the motto.
Odd Ken, Cosnty, Union for the sake Of I'm.
ia.'
The next made the candid acknowledge,
ment The Wings Of Cccil-ofcn beaten, new
ar conquered Another bannerw was inscribed
Hard cider-Hauison and Reform and or
the other side, 'Re,rcnchment and Reform
No standing army Of 200, 900 men,
A curious affair followed here, which was
Immediately preceded by a flag announcing
the Allegheny Is coming 1t was n huge ball
aboutsen feet in diameter, which was rolled
sNVttk w ~ UhHt'Nt - nv - w Aait wv
cgasiou; The ball was apparently a woodci
fnme covered with linen painted in diver
colors. and bearing a multitude Of Inscriptions
apt quot aiions, original stanzas, and pithy sen
tences, which It was impossible TO collect il
consequence of the motion Of the ball. w,
think there was other evidence, yesterday
that hir Baltic an notion.'
The CuEbss,sad delegation was precede,
by an elegant satin flag. worked by the la
dies Of tina, town. On another flag of TN
same dcleg alton was the moiio-'Buff an,
Biw-C~sS and True-for Tippecanoe.'
iHuftford, Cecil, Kent, and other Countic;
we're de-igna,ed by their appropriate banner
Ths Govanssown Dis,ric, displayed a ban
nsr representing q Log Cahin, with the inscrip
son General Harrison elected to the Presi
dency by the hard handed yeomanry.' An,
this closed the MARYLAND Delegation.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The DELE alton from the ten miles sauare
was numerous. The members FROM WASH
nneton headed the delegation with a bsnoe
respecting me Capitol, and a mptio. 'lnsensI
BILE alike 10 Establishments OF threats
~ey beautiful banner having a painting Of III
genius Of Cuanmhis, and the inscription CO
'lombia ths sentinel al the Republic was sc
cond In order. This was followed by a IA
with tie significant mouo-'The Utterly {
sTserh, IL mt tho right OF suffrage.
Georgetown came mex, and exhibited a ban
per having thereon tie appropriate sentence,
As Ssniincis on the To~cT ot iAoeIiy "
sound the Aiarm'-'Young Wings 10 the res
e,e:' and on The reverse, Under the shadow
the throne. the ihrob Of Idbeuy still beats on
.Erem Aierapiria the delegation was iarg'
Their banner. which was very beautiful. repT'
sen,ed a figure on a pedestal and bore II