The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
FIRST WARD.

horses. Their banner was a representa-
ton Of Harrison on horseback, and on the
reverse copy of each side of the medal
presented to General Harrison by Congress.
SECOND WARD.
A banner bearing on the front portrait
Of General Harrison; on The reverse a de.
vice Illustrative of f" the currency "a ship
in sea phrase "lubberly sailed = figure at
the helm to represent the President and one
at the quar,er-,he Secretary of the Navy.
The latter gives the word, |" Hard up Mat.
F. ty."
THIRD WARD.
The front Banners represented a correct
view Of North Bend. Harrison, seated on
a feled hickory tree with sickle in bis
hand, is listening TO the announcement OF
his nomination, as friend is in the act Of
reading It from the Harrisburg Telegraph.
The words, The Harrison nomination, are
above the picture, and on either side, an
eagle supporting the national ensign.-
Upon the reverse, Log CABIN ia painted,
on the door Of the CABIN on which are the
words: ITO Let in lsll." The motto
1--WE will do our own voting and our own
fighting"
THE FOURTH WARD.
This banner represented q beautifully
painted figure of Liberty, her foot resting
upon q Sub treasury chest, which snake
is entwining. The sword in the hand Of
the figure has penetrated the reptiles head
and below ii is the quotation, We have
scotched the snake; not killed it," above
PRO Patria Nosira;" on the reverse
Commerce, Arts and Manufactures. y
Another Banner in this Ward bore the
words, "No British Wings, but real Hard
Cider Boys" on the reverse" A'h Ward
Tppecanoe Club, Harrison and Reform,
SPIRIT Of 10"
THE FIFTH WARD.
4 Displayed 10 the foreground Of It's banner
Log Cabin; 10 an adjoining field, Gen.
Harrison by the side of his plough is attend.
ing 10 the information Of his nomination,
which friend imparts, who points 10 the
Capitol in the distance. The motto above,
"CincinDatus Of America )" and that below,
4" From the Plough to the Presidency. =
On The reverse of the banner the inscrip.
ton, Ever Invincibe 9TH Ward -
Union for the Sake of the Union."
/ THE SIXTH WARD.
This banner exhibited liarrIson IN com.
mand at Fort Washington; on the reverse
his portrait 10 large, with the words, VIM.
Il Harrison, President of the Union, A. d.
Isil. By the will Of the People"
THE GERMAN TIPPECANOE CLUB
This company which uas very large,
was remarked BY an elegant banner repre-
senting the armed shade Of Herman, the
deliverer Of Germany from the Roman
sway, extending his hand from the cloud IN
which the figure is partly developed, TO
welcome the delyerer Of America, General
Harrison. Log CABIN is 10 the distance
and an old soldier helping himself from
barrel Of hard cider at the door On
7 the reverse Of the banner the words, " Dent.
scher Tippecanoe Club IN Baltimore. For
. in Formn lS40 Harrison and Nerbesscr
ung.'
TIE SEVENTH WARD.
A handsomely painted Log Cabin well
finished, With the usual associations. The
motto, "lu Hoe Vinces." Ga the back,
9Th Ward Tppecanoe Club. No reduc.
lion Of Wages"
TIE EIGHTH WARD.
The front Of the banner bore the motto,
Harrison and ReforIn," in the upper
scroll, and beneath, the favorite Que of No
reduction IN the price Of Labor" The
centre was occupied by view Of Federal
Hill, With variety of craft playing in the
basin. On the reverse in the foreground, a
snug Log CABIN, and barrel Of Hard
Cider" at the door. The Capitol was IN
the perspective.
/ THE NINTH WARD.
The advance Of the banner Of tho OH
Ward discovered the Interior Of Smiths
shop, with the artisan at work The motto
-" No reduction in The price Of wages. -
/ The bodies Of two serpen,s wind down the
SIDES Of the pictures, and the head intertwln.
ed below are suppressed with the exc!ama.
ton" No Sub. Treasury !" On the other
side rock, wave beaten, igurative of the
Constitution the American Eagle perched
thereon. luscrplion-"9 ,h Ward Tlppe
canoe Club-Harrison aud Reform"
TIE TENTH WARD.
The banner wus adorned with beautiful
fac Similc ofthe medal awardedto;he gaIlaat
defender Of his country, by grateful coun
try's highest legislative assembly. On The
reverse Of the banner the epigramalic sen.
teuce, 1.-THE Administration say, down
with the wages of the labourng men = the
Iabourlng men say, down wsib the Admin.
istration'"
THE ELEVENTH. WARD.
The banner represented the Goddess Of
Liberty extending a scroll 10 Gen. Harrison
and pointing to the capitol in the distance.
Motto" The American Cincinnatus. On
the reverse Harrison and Tyler-No 70.
duction Of Wages.
THE TWELFTH WARD.
On the banner the appropriate picture of
a weaver at his loom, aud around the paint.
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