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

' - ~ -. 1871
Tvrlfb1xard inclusive.
FIRST rard "A Ship on wheels drawn by
four gray horses. Their banner was a repre-
seu,ation OF Harrison on horseback, and on
The reverse a copy ofeach side of Tie medal
pre scented 10 General Harrison by Congress.
Second Ward.-A banner bearing on the
from, a portrait, Of Gen. Harrison, or the re-
verse a device illustrative ofthc CURRENCY
ship, in sea phrase 'lubherly sailed a figure
at the helm 70 represcn, the President and one
at the auartcr-the Secretary OF the Navy.
The latter gives the word, Hard up Maiiy.'
Third Ward.-The from, Banners represent
ted a correct view Of North Bend. Harrison,
seated on a fellod hickory tree, with a sickle
in his hand. is listening 10 the announcement OF
his nomination. as a friend is IN the act OF
reading il from the Harrisburgh Telegraph.
The Harrison Nomination, are above the pic
,ure, and on either side an eagle supporting
the national ensign. Upon the reverse, are
the words.-To Let in 1871 The MOTTO
We will do our W voting and our own,
fighting
The Fourth Ward.-This banner represcn-
led a beautifully painted figure Of Liberty, her
foo, resting upon a Sub Treasury chest
which a snake is cntwining. The sword in
the hand Of the figure has penetrated the rep
ills head. and below it is the quotation we
have scotched the snake; not killed il Above.
PRO Pa,ria Nostra'; on the reverse Com
merrc, Ar,s AMI Manufactures No British
Wings, hut real Hard Cider Bows; on the re-
verse. 4ih Ward Tippecanoe Club. Harriss~
and Reform. Spirit of "a
The Fffh Ward DISPLAYED in the FORE
ground Of its banner a Log Cabin; in an adj
juining field. General Harrison by the side OF
his plough is attending to the information of
his nomination. which a friend impaiis, who
points to the Capital in the distance. The
motto above Cincinnatus Of America and
that below. From the Plough to the Presi-
dency.' On the reverse of the banner the in
scription, Ever 1nvinciblc 9Th Ward
Union for the Sake Of tho Union
The SirM Ward-This banner exhibited
Harrison in command a, Fort Washington; on
the reverse his portrait in large, with the words,
WIN. II. Harrison, President Of the Union,
A. ID. 1871. By the will Of the People
THE GERMAN TIPPECANOE CLUB.
This company, which was very large, was
remarkable by an elegant banner represent
ting the armed shade of Herman, the deliv-
erer of Germany from the Roman sway. en-
tending his hand from the cloud in which the
figure, General Harrison. A Log-Cabin is in
the distance, and an old soldier helping him.
self from a barrel of'hard cider at the door,
On the reverse Of the banner the words Dent.
scher Tippecanoe Club in Baltimore. Fol
| Mirt 1910. Harrison and Verbesserung.'
The Seventh Ward.-A handsomely painted
Log Cabin. we'll finished, with the usual asso.
Citations. The motto In Hoe Vinccs.' Or
the back 9Th Ward Tippecanoe Club. Nc
reduction of Wages
The Eighth Ward.-The front Of the ban.
ner bore the motto Harrison and Reform ir
the upper scroll, and beneath, the ~favoritt
one Of mo reduction in the price Of Labor.
The centre was occupied ty a view Of Fed
cral Hill, with a variety Of craft plying, in tn,
basin. On the reverse in the foreground,
snug Log Cabin, and a barrel of Hard Cider
at the door. The Capitol was in the per
s~pective.
The Ninth Wa,d.-The advance Of TN
banner Of the Ninth Ward discovered the in
terror Of a Smiths shop, with the artizan a
work. The reduction in the price of wages.
The bodies OF two serpents wind down the
sides of the pictures, and the heads inter
twined below are suppressed with the excla
ma,ion-'No Sub Treasury On the othe
side a rock, wave beaten, fgurative of tn,
Constitution; the American Eagle perche,
thereon. Inscripiion-'Ninth Ward Tippe
canoe Club--Harrison and Reform
The Tenth Wdrd.-The banner was adorn
ed with a beautiful fac smile of the media
awarded to the gallant defender Of his coun
try; by a greatful coun,ry's highest Legislative
assembly. On the reverse of the banner tn
epigramaiic sentence. THE Administratio
say. down with the administration.
The Ei.renM Ward.-The banner repre-
scented the Goddess of Liberty extending
scroll to General Harrison and pointing t
the Capitol in the distance. Motto-'Th
American Cincinnatus,' On the reverse
Harrison and Tyler-No reduction Of Wages
The TreiM Wdrd.-On the banner tn
appropriate picture of a weaver at his loot
and around the painting quo,aiion-'Dow
with the wages, says the Administrations
Down with the administration say the work
ing Mem On the back Of the banner was in
scrihed, 'Firs, Baltimore Tippecanoe Clul
Harrison and Tyler
As the Pro moved on through III,
city and stretched out a heightened line, tn
array was most imposing. Such an i'm
mense concourse moving like AN army wit
banners never before on such an occasio
thronced our avenucs-while from one end
the mighty column 10 the other. loud accl7
nation ran, renewed from rank to rank, an
hespeaking the strong enthusiasm which pI,
vailed in every heart. Baltimore street wa
one long Gallery Of Beauty. JnnumerabI
.-L..- D MN nanii
greeted each advancing pennon, and 10 III
waving Of handkerchief and TO smiles. an
bright glances from the windows, the Youn
Wings returned loud cheers with uplified hat.
II may he safely calculated that for ever
three rounds given for the Wing cause gen,
rally, one was especially devoted to the l.,
DIES Of Baltimore.
Throughout the whole course Of the proce'
sion as far as the extremity Of the city. ii
1 mace, 1kaolnN o,ncpu.rs.,, $500 =.
from windows, doors and crowded balconie,
In sexerll AZ the streets fans and mn,tl