Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
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line OF intelligent, enterprisIng and patti
otto citizens which composed her numet-
Gus delegation. Almost every one Of her
many Counties were represented, aud at
the head OF the delegation We recognized
It's chairman, j. n. Reynolds, ESQ. The
eyes ofthe spectators appeared 10 sparkle
with new interest and pleasure as the long
line passed before them--'the observed of
all observers. The cry of rescue is in
the shouts of hel sons--we know she can
we hope she will may we live TO write
she has. The motto on the amoria ban.
ner consisted of the words" New-Yo rk.
The GIBBS and flows of whose single soul
are tides tothe rest OF mankind +"
Nc'c-Je'sey was present by goodly rep
resentaton, having on their banner fac
samile of the Great Seal oc The State, with
the significant MOTTO" The nert imprfss-a
ION Of her broad seal wiH be respected."--
Who can doubt that it will make a proper
impression next Fall?
Pennsylvania was represented by three
thousand Delegates, proceeded by n broad
white banner declaring that "Thc Key
None State as coming" There is 30 oubt
OF 1t. She is coming with vengeance on
the disunited. factous, and disheartened
bands of Loco-F ocoism!--A capital Log
on wheels. drawn by six horses from Fay
cite County, decorated with deerskins.
buckhorns, and other emblems of the early
settlement, crowned with forest boughs,
and provided with barrel of "hard cider
in the rear from which a pendent gourd in-
viting the weary pedestrian to taste, was
about the best thing of the kind 10 the pro-
cession. Old Lancaster Coatntu-Good
for 900 majority for Old Tip, and many
similar banners distinguished the different
regiments Of the Pennsylvania host.
Delaware was there herself. Her Log
Cabin was of the right stamp, with all its
"fixins," ana full length portrait of ''The'
Log Cabin Candidate" WAS borne in front
OF IT. The banner borne in advance Of the
swarming hundreds imported that she was
the first to adopt, and would be the last 10
abandon that sacred palladium for our lib
critics, the Federal Constitution.
.Maryland.-But how could she hello
being present en- nsusse? 1t was not 40
much for her TO send five thousand Dele.
gates as Pennsylvania three thousand or
Massachusetts twelve hundred; still. her
turnout was a great one. The men OF
Frederick had beautiful black eagle
perched on the roof of their Log Cabin.
and by its chimney top was displayed q
gigantic birch broom by way of warning to
all specializing SubTreasurers and Custom
House eleciioneerers TO make a.straiaht
coat-tail for Texas before the 4th Of March
next. But they were outdone by the Alle-
gany boys; who came down from their
mountain region in hunting shirts, rolhne
before them AIN enormous Ball, of Benton.
ian pomposity and emptiness, and greeted
with electriying shouts on all hands as they
proceeded.
But we must not speak thus in detail. or
we shall I'LL our little sheet without closing
our account Of the procession only. EVERY
STATE and the District Of Columbia were
represented by their own cilizens-not
Rucker among them. We will only glance
at some ofthe mottos of the residue.
District Of Columbia. The Wash.
ington City Delegates bore banner ON
which was depicted The Capitol with the in
iption-'I asensible alike 10 blandishments
and threats Another" The L;beyty of
Speech, # not The Right of Sufage."-.
Alexandria-'I The Pablo Good our onl,
aim
Tirgin;a--'The Old Dominion was
largely, proudly present-who had better
RICH, to be proud3 To be Virginia Wing
IN this hour of glorious triumph is a prouder
distinction than TO be Governor of New
Hampshire. One Delegation bore the
honorable motto ''ITsse's District" aud
the State Banner embazoned on a field Of
light the memorable invocation of the Pat
riot of Accomac, 1.-The J,.ion of the WHIPS
for The sake Of the Union"
North CGrolina--The State Arms, with
the pithy motto, "On. Siamly! Onr
South Carolina -1'he State Banner.
with the motto 90 The Palmetto Slate re-
sists Oppression"
Georgia bore on her flag, "Shs has a
reused from hfr iethargy."
Vermont justly declared 10 the world.
The Green Mountain Boys w,H do their
otem r0ting and their omn fighting" Right!
None know how TO do either better than
Vermont.
Tennessee came with the sable weeds of
solemn mourning on her nag, for one Of
her great and good men had Just passed
away. This token of respect TO the mem
DRY of the talented and virtuous Hugh l.
White Produced deep sympathy IN the
beholder. The motto OF her standard was
an allusion TO her other distinguished cit;-
zen and her owy honorable indc.ax..y.. :.