Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-15

IN elastic step unueT tne ioius VI ner otdte
banner. representing an anchor hove with
the appropriate motto--"Fast anchored 10
her ancient principles"
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut 100. has but recently added
new leaf,o her laurels, and on the present
occasion was represented by goodly num-
Der Of her sons who had just reason TO be
proud OF the station which she has perma-
nenty assumed among her Whig sisters OF
the National Confederacy.
A fine band Of music occupied the inter.
val in the line. and was followed by the del.
egntion from
NEW YORK.
The proud Excelsior" Of the Empire
State nv, the eye inihr van Of the long line
OF intelligent. eu,erprising and patriotic cili.,
zens which composed her numerous delega-
ton. Almos, every one OF her many Coun-
ties were represented, and ut The bead OF The
delegation we recognised its Chairman. J.
N. REyNoLDs, Esq. The eyes Of the spec
talors appeared 10 sparkle with new interest
and pleasure as the long line passed before
them-'the observer OF all observers" The
cry OF rescue" is in The shouts Of her
sons-we know "she can"-ws hope
"she will'--may we live 10 write "she has |"
The motto on The armorial banner. consisted
Of the words-"New York.-The GIBBS and
flows OF whose single soul are tides 10 the
rest Of mankind
NEW JERSEY.
The wronged New Jersey next appea red
and with the free dir and fearless poit OF
men. who know their rights and dare main.
tain them, followed that banner which they
have preserved in the hands ofihe undismay-
The State Banner bore the significant incrip-
tion--'The neat impression Of her broad seal
will be respected A very elegant banner
represented fac smile Of the seal OF the
State. and over which were The words
"Our State Sovereignty shall no, be viola
ted" Around 1.-THE Great Seal Of the
State OF New Jersey" We cannot doubt but
that il will make due impression in the
Fall. PENNSYLVANIA.
The delegation from the Key Stone State
was immense, and presented a scene that 10
itself would dignity the name OF a process.
ion. It's approach was indicated by u large
white Banner on which was Inscribed
"KEY STONE STATE.-H is coming"
Then followed the philadelphia City and
County delegation" with banner sienifying
the same. and another rich one bearing the
arms Of the State.
DELAWARE.
The delegation ofihis galan, little State
reached the city at an early hour yesterday
morning. II comprsed representatives from all
the counties. The banner borne in front had
on il the arms OF the Staie.and on the reverse
the motto-"fhe first 10 adop,---the las, 10
abandon The Constitution" On another
banner was the mo,to-"Our country-.our
rights" The New Castle Tippecanoe Club
had its appropriate banner. as had also the
Sussex aud Kent members
The Banners Of the Kent County Delega.
ton had on them the blue Hens Chick
ens"--a name given 10 the Delaware Line
in the glorious war of the Revolution.
MARYLAND.
Our own State occupied, Of course, n
large portion oflhe line. and was rich in de.
vices aud decorations. The Baltimore City
Delegation, under the Banner OF the State,
with the motto. Religious federation and
Public Liberty" was in the van; they also
carried an elegant banner representing the
Battle Monument"
The delegation from St. Marys which
followed, was distinguished by large ban.
ner inscribed--"Od ST Mary's--,he adopted
land OF Lord Baltimore, and now the advo.
cate Of Old Tippecanoe." They were &C.
companied by very neatly finished Log
Cabin" drawn by eigh, grey horses. and
havinga variety Of tasteful decorations in
character. II was the favorile establish.
ment ofthe kind with the ladies', and was
particularly honored with their attention.
A banner in the rear OF the delegation ex.
hibied the words-"Tip. Tyler, and the
Tariff"
A portion ofihe Frederick City Delega.
ton occupied a well built LOG Cabin
drawn by six horses on the side q placard
was suspended with the words.-"The Cab
in in which this Morus Multcaulis Admin.
islration may winter" on another sweep
the Augean Stable'---for which purpose a
most ominous broom discovered itself at the
chimney top. On the branch Of tree on
the roof OF The cabin was perched noun.
tain eagle, which produced an excellent ef.
feet.
A large Log Cabin" from Sharpsburg
here diversified the line; j, was most sub.
staniial one, built on frame ixed on six
wheels and drawn by eight beautiful horses,
each wearing set Of BELLS Ia this cabin
we learn that delegation of forty came
down from Washington County, and from a
peep. into the interior their quarters were quite
Icomfortnble.
A man was seated on barrel of "Hard