The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-15

Briiish ballei- his Fsile --'s- 49,
q ne spirit Of Ehs occasion.
ThsnTollo.sd he Wing csnirsl Com
miliee.
yIRGINIA-The delegation lron
dis SIZE Displayed . banEer on Ihach
was inseribsi: :. Hsrrisoa and Igifr-
TIrgiaia srilI konor her otrn ssns. On
ahs Seserss: /. The descendants Of keso-
lulionary sires arknOuledgs no disia-
Giop."
LOUISIANA was also represented;
Ihe delegates hsdapProPrisis badges ou'
no banner.
The delegates from orr own stats
we're arranged N he order Of The Con-
eressional districts. - follows;
NORTHAMPTON. This county
had ! respectable delegation and beausi-
| ri banners. On one wss the inscriP-
ton: :. The ladies Of Northampton 70
The whig delegation. Old NorthamP-
Ton erect, One Gre more. and The day
| Is ours" On The reverse. > large ball
rolling over Amos, with he following
colloquy--van Bnren 10 Amos--"l say.
stop iIpat ball" Amos. Maiiy. Mat
~. The erilier cant Be stopped " Their
second banner YES The Gag Of our eoun.
Try. with The watch VOID /" Harrison and
Tyler"
MARTIN came next. her banner pre-
senling lhe stars and stripes. with the m
scriplion, "a faithful Few among many
false"
PITT had on her banner: "whig in
I77l, and Wing in lsIO-Harrison and
Tyler" On The reverse: ..peliigrew
cleared The way. slanly keeps Il open.
On. Sianly. on"
BEAUFORT county was respectfully
represented. On her banner was inscrl5.
ca: sod Beaufort is here-Ilarrison
and Tyler" Her delegation wore beau.
iilul badges. with The words on il "Stan'
ly's home!"
BERTHE vas well represented. Her
banner bore the Inscription, " Better late
than nfyer."
JOHNSTON ssni large and respec-
table delegation. Her banner was very
handsome. and The figures and notices
upon il evinced The correctness and sle-
gsnce Of The taste which selected Them.
Ii was headed ...0ld Johnston" Then
came The figures Of Log Cabin; Pine
Forests boxed Tor iurpenunt; IN Apple
Orchard. and Cider Prcss. On The re-
verse, a Log Cabin, and Gen. Harrison
conducting 10 il . MANNED old soldier.
Inscription. "Johnslon 10 The rescue.
The poor mans friend; The peoples
choice. In 1872. for Clay o votes in
1870. Tor MOrehead 57O-Whig gain.
564."
CRAVEN came in her sirergth, with
banners and devices OF The most allrac-
ii,e character. She had beautiful ship.
the Constitution, full rugged and manned.
The banners. most splendid; one con-
tanning Tie words. Liberty and our m
live soil;" the other representing the
town Of Newborn, IN I'll us glory. Be
fore leaving us, The ship vas presented
to The enthusiastic and spirited delega-
iion from Rawani vim. in return. gass
their Canoe to their brethren Of the
Fast; and both were borne through The
streets Of Raleigh in triumph towards
their respective destinations. A part OF
the Rowan delegation, on their way
home, reached Hill.borough on Thurs.
day evening, bearing with them their
gallant little ship. They were met with
hearty cheers by q number Of our citl-
zens, and many ladies' turned out TO view
the novelty Of the scene. In the even
ing meeting was held in The Masonic
Hall. and several short but pertinent
speeches we're delivered. At IN early
hour in the morning the delegation re
sumed their journey.
Among the banners exhibited on this |
occasion. was one which, though not
noticed in The Raleigh pspe,s. attracted
great attention in the crowd. We think
! was from Craven. II represented !
Ma,iy, dressed in dandy style, fleeing in /
great terror before barrel IL bard cider
'spidly descending hill, holding in one.
hand strong box. and in The other badp.
. stretching over his shoulder, with The |
inscription" Standing army of tao
iundred thousand men"-Sub.treasury"
- Hooe case"-.Maty utlering the excla.
nation. Stop that barrel. or | an lost!"
10 The distance. on the top Of the Hill.
YES comfortable log cabin. a cider.m,lI !
md press, row Of barrels, and a heap
u apples, and two or three urcLins ex.
luIslIely enjoying The scene. /,
NEW llANOFER.--The glorious
ew oil this county we're here almnst to
nan. First came the ship Liberty, rig.
ed and mounted with a fine band of
music. She had banners and devices in
On one was the inscrip,ion.
Flood Tide" On another. "New ilapo. ;
'er going TO Wake" On the main banner.
shIch was splendid one. worked nv .
ne Ladies Of Wilmington, was inscr,b.
u New Hanover. determined 10 con. !
Iaer-The Peoples choice, VIM. H. In
,arr'son." On the reverse, "Whir-- !
ne war cry in l776--t!,e watch. word Of /
Sf0--a word dear 10 frccmen. and to-. /;