Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

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RHODE ISLAND with N. lau,.l or ,,e,,,y sr,eu
on her brow. folowed o,t Mss~aehs array. Her
State Banner was anchor hove. with the motto.
iast anchored to-her native principles her rcprcssn
talon was very large in psopor'ion 10 her population
Then came CoSNEcricrr fresh from the field OF gio- /
ry. she fsliowed hee banner. inscribed wth the
appropriate uouo. -Cosoecsicut has said and Connec
ticut has doae at"
A Band OF Music occupied tho nort place in the |
line New York the mighty Stale that three yean ago
shook OF the shaekes Of party. marched along in the
| following order:
NEW YoRK--3so Dciesa,ce
LIST Danner-Siats arms-nsno-~The chs snd
lows Of whose single soul tides the rust o ms
kind"
| "a Banner-S,aie arms--Stase scis-- Excelsior.
Chairman Of Delegation, J. ". Reynolds
| Secretaries. D. Gardner. Of Rensselaer, county. and
- Porter. fSarafosa county
| Chief Marshal. J. ~. Reynolds
Assistant do Geo. w. Bull. VI Ere. and +. "
Smith, Of Wayne.
NEW JERSEY appeared. The notices Of
their banners show the feeling with which they regard
the proceedings in .,lation to her representation IN
Congress The State Banner bore the significant in
scrptons TAe merit impression Of her bread seal rtn
Be re,pectod"-A beautiful banner represented fac
siBle Of the seal Of the Stale. which were the
words: Our State Sovereignty shall not be violated
Around it: The Great Seal Of the State Of New
Jersey"
PENNSYLVANIA followed next in order. Her
FIRST banner white, without device-the motto
was key Stone Siaie-it 10 coming Tise "Philadel-
phia City and County deiegatruns banaer sgnifying
tho and another rich bearing the Of the
State.
Tho Dauphin County delegation bore sn elegant
banner side of which she announced her prn-
ciples as. First for Joekson; First for Iarrson.--
Aiucsys hUnest-she edus up Caesar for Rome. and
TO the AID " Rome she calls he Cncinnatus cf
the Wea" On the other side WIS. Pro PatrsG Har-
rison & Tyler" ~
| Faystte County had q Log Cabin drawn by sir hor
scs. with the following inscription a" Laurel Moxn
tain Boys. FROM Fayeue Conn , Pennsylvania, head
of the Mississippi Valley" Deer and For ,,Sins. Buck
the sides ind roof Of ,he cabin and boughs OF green
frees dccoated-the top. A. barrel Of" Hard Cider
was placed 10 the rear Of the cabin. and gourd Was
suspended by IT, A Ang in front announced that il
csme-"Fror Ftrf Necessity- Wdshingtons Fra Bat
lie Ground"
There were numerous banners from tho western
part or Pennsylvanis, besides those have men,
toned. Mercer County had several sPlendid BAN
ners.
DELAWARE followed Pennsolvania; her Stale
banner had for n MOTTO The krst a3opt--ths last
TO abandon the constitutional and several other ban
ncp displayed by this gallant little State.
MARYLAND folowc Delaware in the line. The
Baltimore city delegation bore the State banner; The
motto on it was. Religious federation and Pubic
Liberty" Baltimore County, ST., Mays. Frederick.
Washington and Carroll. were accompanied by Log
Cabins; the from ST. Mary, Baltimore. are
not sure which. was a beautiful miniature specimen
of this kind Of architecture. II was drawn BY eight,
grey horses and was much admired.
| THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. fully represen-
ted followed Maryand--Ihe device thu motto.
insenn6le alike TO Uondishnenis or areats' Several
other banners were borne by tins delegation s.
VIRGINIA
Vnginia-just fresh from the encounter in which
she has added to her and given new Iesi tn
the hopes OF the American people, ana TO their conf
dence in her strength and ability-btouchi her
good welcome with her welcome new-. The dcsga-
ton very large. In every respect the dag Of the
"Od Dominion" snd its followers did justice TO the
| place Of the nativity Of The gallant Harrison.
The Norfolk Borough Delegation bore n large banner
with the picture Of abe Balance which were the
words Of warning first given 20 Deishazzar--" Meme
meme Tsesst UpharsiR-IIoa AIT rpeigked a. As Dol
dnce AID otnd ,naniiag On the opposite SIDE the Sg
nifcanI expression Treasury Pap imperative"
From Hampshire county theie Q considerable
delegation with appropriate banner. aud lively
/ green badges. p
There was a delegation quite numerous bearing
banner whose familiar motto especially belonged 20
hcm--va The froni an eagle was pain,eS ~runns the
clouds and letered m. -ve WEES District" the
reverse the hand in hand. ,..h The well known
preston which originated with Mr. WISE, ana was 50
Interestingly erempliled yesterday" The Union 9
The Whgstor ne sake Of The Uaioh." So
Then came SOUTH CARoIINA--the State han
Was the only banner her delegates bore.
GEORGIA rallied around her State banner. which
bore the motio--She has revived from her iiIhargy."
VERMONT came next-her State banner was
borne in from, Of her array. the motto IL The
Green Mountain Boys rM DO their Voting and
their otrn Fighting"
TENNESSEE passed along in solemn sadness. The
hand Of death had dealt heavily with her. The sa
be insignia Of mourning on her banner The mot
to on IL "Not that she logs Cesar less bt at sae
Loces Rome more
KENTUCKY followed her western sister. The de.
vice ON her banner representation Of friendship
Two persons were standing with joined hands; her
motto was "Iieny Clay: 1dntO Somne nuLiu7 par
suLoginm."
Music came next
oHio-Ehe Ohio delegation bore in front the ban
ner presented to them by rbe Committee Of Baliimsre
representing the Of the State and above. the /
motto "She Offers her Cincinnatus 10 redeem The re-
public"
LOUISIANA followed next Her delegates march
ed under the State banner. which hore the motto:
"Sdus puer--snns reproachs."
INDIANA had a fine delegation Her motto was
She will cherish in her msnhocd the defender Of her
infancy"
MISSISSIPPI followed. Her banner bore the mot.
TO "ODce more TO the rcscue-Wo honor him who
gave up office for sake"
ILLINOIS came next On her banner insrrib \
ed She will teach palace slaves respect the Log
Cabin and AT The base The Prnries on FIRE"
ALABAMA.--This delegation followed under the
banner Of their State with the "She will soon
renouncc allegiance q KISo.
MAINE comes next She presented n formidable
body Of young Her State bainer inscribed with
this motto Her honor ia honor. her qvcrrel Is
quarrel"
MISSOURI came nert. Her delegatisn followed
the State banner. on which inscribed the motto:
"Missouri yemembeTs her carly Jrtend"
MICHIGAN came neSt. On her banner was a
buffalo, and the motto; oh may'a hou Be chat
thou art HotD." +
ARKANSAS, the youngest State. bore a banner
with the motto; We remember him OhO gaze up office
for sokes"
THE TWELVE City Tippecanoe Clubs came merit.
all with appropriate banners aud devices
Tho assemblage WINS 80 great that u found I'M.
possible 10 make rosirum subserve the purposes
OF The members Of The Convention. ard Accordingly
az another point IN the square. rosirum erected
and the multitude simultaneously addressed -
Mr.. Profit. OF Indiana, Mr. Thomas Of Ohio Preston
Of South CarollDs. Jackson Of Now Jersey Clay Of