Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
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TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE .. leo.
GBEAr MEETING AT WARREN.

Ohio. Of the friends ct Hlrris'n aai Tyler, 4 at
~Perhap~. thc most gratifying rs well as true H.
Of popular feeling, That vo have seen since
The commencement OF ,hs cuu,ls.
Ten days since we wcrc irl informed hat The rco-
pie fWaucn mlrnlyd holding a meeting. on the Is
O. June. and accordingly. twou three days o. fro thc
time. the Cob WOOD, WIS chartered by Mr.. C. Smith.
nr the dag. Go tab, ras~oueer there aul back 1hcu
the Gov. C'utk was announced. them he Merchant
On ,bc m,rlu4s al lea ,Ac whlrf crowded with pas
srngcH,
wara No arrived oa 'hc ground We learned tia,
rhe yauitcs ct Sraanea,iUr Warren. and lho whole at
jefferson. Hurr~,n aud Brooke counties had deter
mined un holding a meeting ON The same day and
place. and That r,cy had svora iht would give the
wings 4 Waterloo defeat. they hal secured their
great guns. Summon ,pl Brpugh, hnl sent hnnIhil!s
and runners al over thr country. aud addressed every
o. master far and near 10 induce them 10 furnish
.heiS quota To swell the procession They had con e
early, and hal formed the pr,Ccssiou an hour before
the wings arrived, for the purpose of taking ia an who
were Indifferent which party thry i-,nod. Ani they
numbered an ,o't EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIN.
sane carrying hammer, and al that ludrcoousy map
~proprisic emblem ct hickory bushes.
The Whies IN the loa's iiom Wheeling landed. and
fomcd a po~gs>ion 'rhc g-rs, ball 90 front, as usual
ihC Ion ufihc day. Next came thc heading hammer.
"Otd Virginia IS comiug. then tine Wheeling Bras
Band la "a splendid cau-c drawn by six white horse.
The Tiprccanoc Club follow cI. vtlh their two han
Uers. Thsn came the Mechanics Association, lead
by The CHOIR ofboys with their bduucr.
Thes, were followed by thr Nlrinsyilc Tiprr.
-,n"c club. numbering aboa: sixty. With their baauti.
fol banner of purI Q ground. Motto, Harrison and
Tyler. No reduc'tnu OF wages" Smirhffd follow
Ell, with thrtr banner ur,q-ra'r1ul Implements. and
motto. The lnaorcr IS worldly oghishlr,." Tlcn cam"
Hlrrs,u ooauIy throwing their bread banner, To rhr
r,,-. inscribed TIP, Tom, and Tyler y blnk and
iartf TO compete ..A ~-rigucrs
These wSrc followed by a Ipr- line Of citizens o.
the adjoining country on horseback oaI M c,rria ,cs
ia which were 10 De seen white scars waving IA,
bright cycs g'uuciug. At the vast concour.c.
AhpIt midway ut 'ha march ofthe pr,-oss.oui E, wa.
|J'ucd hy a long liue from mp the Iiycr. Sleubsuyil,
aud Niruasc. We observed particularly in the crow,
the banners from Sicuhcnyily, one large and bcauti
full one, on which appeared "a rrg cabin. with The cal
clark Hear We no. the guns from Fort Mcirs al tu
White House in Washington. We s~prilsncul Auo,hc
clrrel by young mon, e1clalninr, Us thc al cool
cassi 4r young ones learn" Aa,',or, "TTppcrauoc
Nov. = ISL" and to cap the cliuay, ,Lc stripes au,
slars. 80 yard, IN length.
b poke county also sent n large delegation uud,
the broad banner OF "our country" and suudry other
'quaiiy appropriate To the occasion.
These were the prominent objects in the way o
1anncrs, bur We must not ny any means forge, the lo
cabin from Colcraiu, on which was mounted uudc
ihc buckeye shade, a fine choir Of young men, VIII,
ITflt....T a., I.- ,,nI rI..- .,. ~ ~. -.
olc, VIC lhiu,, from Harrison county. nor The noble del
cgauon from ~. CltisyII!c with the ladies bani or.
Nor the broad banner inscribed. Harrison, Tglcr an,
Reform" IN Letters 'haI could be read As plain at al
halfa mile as the Jas, word could an General zach.
sons list Of Executive duties. Ner The Harrison wh {
band, nor the German band, all Of which assisted in
passing the day OF pleasantly with their enc music
Ne DO not pretend. here, To have cru uer'cl al IN,
objects Of interest IN thc prucrss;o only such rs caueh
our eye while it was passing and at re ,ran2.
When the company had marched into tn orchard,
the place ol orgauzlriBn, where refreshments were
!Ibcmlly distributed, and had rarrlk,n Of some OF
'hcm, II was announced that the West Liberty do'cgu-
ipu was coming up, with a fine hand ard banuefs.-
Banners were hung out, music sounded. and q drlcca-
ton of horse started out 10 meet them. They came ia
in triumph, in an about POO. This sNencd The pum.
hen present % TWENrYTIREE HUNDRED.
while The Nuuitcs had bat light hundred. The Van
ties were much mortified IT this result; but a,knnv-
lrigcd with "a good grace Ina, hoy hal su,t ed a
Wa'eh,o '"f a.. ! urug the ]Tartakiug Of r. Csh.
mcuis, "a : I @: spirited ia 81 vcr c daud re- 90 ldcd
90. We have not yet received a COPY ofIhom yol. bm
they viii suuu he forthcoming.
The mec;ng va. then organized. on motion Of
Jrdgc Wilson, Of Sryubenvilc, by ealing JOHN r..
BANLESS, Ia &c the chair. aud appointing lac fol
lowing Niuo.Prc-.leuts and Secretaries: