The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-15

BRUNSWICK.
This iilils BODY with great Soul was respect
ably represented. She bore on her Banner these
words" Brunswick always right" On another
was laid dos n the Counties representing the fifth
Congressional District, with an Eagle, &c. The
spectator could tell 10 a moment the POLITICAL
character OF these Counties by the light aud
shade of eolorng. New Hanover, for instance
was panied as black the Ace Of Spades, aud
we thought might have had with propriety the
same inscription that is said 10 have been placed
over Danie's He'll" Hope never enters here"
1ASANKLIN
This County, 10 proportion TO the number of
lis Wing Voters, was more numerously represen-
ted than any other. Out of $50 voters more
than 500 were present. They had in the Process
sion Log Cabin so profusely decorated with EN-
blems and insignia, TO attract universal atten.
ton. We think that franklin, with proper eff
forts, may obtain the Prize Ship from the Gen.
trail Committee
4 GRANVILLE
! Came next 10 Franklin. headed by two log
Cabins, one belonging to Col. WIN. Richards, and
the other to Messrs. Lemay & Hill The first
was drawn BY four crews, each of which were dc.
corated with beautiful saun Banners worked by
the hands OF fair Lady in Oxford. On No, i,
was worked" Down with Van Buren, ~ On No.
2, Nv II. H. the Hero Of the Thames, 9Th DC.
tober, 1913" On No 3, " Harrison and Tyler"
On No 4, Wings Of NC and 40 O. h" Be-
bind this Cabin was Red Fox Gagged The 9th.
er Cabin had white silk Banner, beautifully
worked by Lady. Then came the large Dele.
CATION, at least 500 in number, with a white silk
banner trimmed with blue bearing h. words
In cur right is our might" There was also
another beautifully worked Banner, with the
motto" Granvills--we come" presented by
Virginia Lady.
WARREN.
The Spartan Band were here, with their ele.
giant Banner, one side Of which was Tobac
co Plant, with the Inscriptions Warren-few
but determined" Reverse side, an Eagle, bear,
; ing in his hoax the motto
We know our rights,
Aud knowing dare maintain them"
ANSOS.
From this thorough Wing County, but few De-
legstes were in attendance They bors on their
Badge these words" The 100 Wings of Arson"
CUMBERLAND.
We were delighted to see so imposing an array
| from Cumberland She is the only county ia
the district which sends Van Buren, Representa-
tives to the Legislature, but such is the energy of
her sons, that she will not long form this excep.
ton. First came her noble Cabin, with the in.
seription on the door" To rent after the 4th of
March, lS4ln--a Marten Box labelled 40. X.
OF TO Undertook" Their beautiful Banner
had the motto. Agriculture, Commerce and Ma !
nufactures." Reverse, a No reduction Of wages
the laborsF is worthy of ais hirs" ''Ct mberiand |
Association of 1916 Tippecanoe Cub, 1910 /; |
advocating the same principles" Another Ban |
ner was inscribed on one side, "Charge Chester.
Charge and on the other side, /" Cumberland /
County Cpl Wings The Log Cabin was pre-.
scented to th- IippocSnos Club Of this City, and
IS now N i,i1i. ossession.
MOORE.
After Cumberland, came e the men Of Moore"
one hundred strong, bearing white Satin Ban
ner. bordered with blue On one side was an
evergreen Pine, SIX feet high, with this inscription:
Hall to The Chief who in triumph advances,
Honour'd and blest be the evergreen Pine;
Long may the tree 90 this Banner that glances,
flcnnsh-the shelter and gracs of our limo.
Al the foot Of the Tree were fallon Pima burrs,
intended 10 represent fallen Van BurenisIn. On
the reverse side were these words taken from the
Register that announced the unexpected Wing
triumph IN Moore last August Gallant little
Moore Redeemed, regsnerated and d.ssnthrall.
ed" To ore corner ofthe Banner was attached
i sirsamsr, bearing on one side -" The Men Of !
Moore o. k."-and on the other" The Camp {
bells are coming Just before the Election, a
Van Buren Paper, in reference to Moore, in the /
scstaey Of anticipated victory, used the expires
CamPbells are coming They were I
here at tho Convention .
WAKE.
The number in attendance from this County
was very great. At the head of the Delegation
was the Tippecanoe Club Of this City, with their
magnificent Banner, just presented By the Ladies
Of RaieigA. Next followed Grab Tree District
Club IN large body. with a flag bearing the
words" All ready and they Will prove them.
selves SO in November. Then came the good
Wings Of B4ron's Creek District with their
Flag, and then the other citizens Of the County
PERSON.
The delegation from this County. though small.
manifest much zeal IN the cause Of Reform On
heir Banner was inscribed r." [ nier the flag OF ,
Jar country, We come 10 the rescue"
CABARRUs
We wers glad to welcome Delegation from,
The distant County On their Banner vas in.
-cri5ed-" CsbeTrls-W Wing l776-Whg 1916
We are ready
MrCKLENEURG.
This County, which CORVALLIS denounced in
he Revolution as the most rebsllious in America
was also well represented. Her Banner bare
Hornets nest, with the words" Old Meckcn.
JuTg, gs are here"
ORANGE. Ii
Old Republican Orange mustered here in great |
strength. The undegenerste sons Of those noble !
iiTes who raised the rude standard Of rebellion
1t Allsmance, and poured out their LIES blood At :
Iermanton,' came up in great numbers and with !
ins&led alacriiy, to the rescue Of the Coln. )
~ and the Constitution. About IL 0 of her il
iard handed and honestheartcd citizens were in y
ttenfance. They had not less than 100 wagons c
pom the grouud-a Log Cabin and It's various ;
compartments Their Banners were very beau. v
iul, and the inscriptions and devices which they c.
ore were peculiarly original and eloquent On p
ne Bauner--" Old Orange forever on the re- II
cree, the figaro Of Fox bearing Martins conn. c
snance with that everlasting snrk his tail al
pom the b4nner-staf, with the inscription "weye 81
1led HIM Better than 'rood - There was s.
mother banner with the following devices and u
Inscriptions DeyicesA splendid eagle-cot. "
III bale. cider barrel implements Of husbandry, =
&c. &c. inscription" Orange true to Wing q,
rnciples AZ when her SONS raised the rude stand
I'd Of rebellion Il Allernance, and poured out in
leir life's blood at Gernanion. Regulators in al
170-Rebels in l11f-Reforinrre ia IAN ~ q;