Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17

aud reached the ground ut about | O'Clock
p. NJ. on the day of the Convention. They
were accompanied BY a fine baud of music.
Each delegate wearing an appropriate and
neat badge Of satin ribbon, with a likeness OF
Harrison in the fore ground. and in the dis.
lance the famous battle OF Tippecsnoe Their
banners were appropriate. In The first We.
hicle drawn by four horses waS erected "a
banner with the follow ing inscription
The Young News Wig association Of
BfaHieboro.
Make ray Jor Tie Green Mopntain Boys"
Next came an Omnibus drawn by six
horses containing the Band Of Music and
Members Of the Association. in all number
ing abou, twenty, with Harrison Flags fy-
ing. Alter the Omnibus followed several
coaches also decked with flags and an nppro.
pirate banner, on the one side ofu hich was
represented Gen. Harrison inthe field plough
Ing, wi b one hand resli6g upon his p'oneh,
and turning partly round, "lih the other
reaching upward to receive the Constitu.
ton from an Eagle which is just descending
with il in its talons. In the distance partly
shroudrd BY woods, might be seen the Far
mer Of North Bends Cabin, underneath the
appropriate motto,
LIKE CINcISSArrs."
On the opposite side a doric column sur.
mounted by the American Eagle. surround.
ed with appropriate scenery. This delega-
ton was provided with three days %ralions,
tents and other camp equipage.
Rockingham This vas one OF the lar
ges, delegations. They reached the ground
and cainpeG the night previous TO the hold
ing OF the Convention. They were accom-.
panied by a fine band Of music from Wal
pole. Their banners aud notices were nu.
nerous. Among others we're the follow
ing: On the one side n Log Cabin and
scenery with the motto "a true emblem Of
our lorefathrrs' vermont ever
true 10 Wing principles"
Cam6ridgtporL-Thc banner from this
place attracted crowds 10 see II. The motto
was, We were once HiHd bit nOr te see"
Ii was carried by those who had formerly
been ardent supporters Of Martin Van Buren,
On one OF the tents OF the Rockingham del.
ega,ion might be seen u large pewter plate
with the motto. Harrison men doai use gold
plate"
Benningfo~.-This delegation was very
fine. Their Banner being a full length por-
trait Of G-n. Ildrrison in military costume
With the Tippccanoe ballle ground in the
disiance-the American troops attacking the
British redcoais on the route. This with
the delegation from Arlington and Msnches-
ter arrived at The sumo time and Numbered
rs we were told between S and GOO. They
were hardy fellows and 10; the m.n to be
easily bought.
Ariiagioa-Pcrhaps there was not \ DEL
egallon on the ground ,ha, did themselves
molc credit than this one. They had a real
Log Cabin, on which might be seen Coon
Skins, trips, the farmers old boots, Snow
Shoes barrel Of Hard Cider and many 9th.
er things appropriate TO such an occnsion.-
Last though not least y live fox. which they
apply termed liltle Matly. Who by the way
like his "illusirious predecessor was very
wiley aud uneasy. This delegation had nu.
merous banners aud notices. We give
some Of them. arlington Boys no relish
for Sou KrOUk" The Peoples Ball ia no.
tioa" No Ereeutlre interference nth
elections" webster and The Constitution"
Give us no Dnich Collai."
MaaeheSier.-The delegation iiom this
place was large but we had not an opporluni-
" Of Distinguishing their particular banners
and moi,ocs.
Caesier-The Wings of Chester were
on hand in large numbers. We should
think from l50io 200 were present. They
had a Tine band OF music. The following
were some OF the notices.
"Chesler is pledged for Harrison and Re
form" "A day, an hour. of ~viriaous librs,
is worth a whole eternity Of bondage"
Grahon-The Wings OF this place were
not in the least behind their brother Wings,
We paid them a visit OH the Camp ground
about l2 o'clock at night and even nj that
late hour The Wings Of Grafton we're wide
awake. Their notices were significant
mo NoOdhounds 10 fghl our battles
Green Mountain Boys and friends Of Lib.
eriy.lrue 10 a man"
mo rats in The public crib"
Pufaey.-What shall we say OF this dele.
CATION. Too much cnnno, BE- said in praise
oflhem. They TOO had their band Of music.
their banners, and helped essentially to make
up the splendid pageant Il seemed as il all
Putney had come 10 the rescue. Their ban
ner wns fine, on silk with blue ground work
with these notices on the one side. THE
farmers OF Putney for the Farmer of North
Bend, United in ~intercs, and principles
the same-on the other Harrison and Ty,
ler-Spirii of '76-,o the rescue. One fire
more and the victory is ours.
Springfield delegation from this
place was no, " ithoul interest. One Of the
+ most attractive things which pertained 10 il
was n large live American Eagle raised