Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-15

God,
The Lord God,
And our common country.
Majority 500.
Reverse:
Harrison and Tyler,
VirgInia's sons.
The Atlantic TO the Ohio greeting;
beautiful representation OF
"A Log Cabin, surrounded by wreath
OF Olive and Oak.
From Princess Anne Tippecanoe Club
No. l.
Primitive Republican
Simplicity.
A Log Cabin with all the Paraphernalia
thereunto pertaining,
Surmounted by an Eagle.
The unterrifed Yeomanry of Princess Anne,
They come They come
Norfolk Borough.
Sons of Liberty.
1866.
Norfolk Borough.
April LIST, 1866.
ReSoiued, That we will, on any future &C.
casion, sacrifice our lives and our fortunes, in
concurrence with the other Sons of Liberty,
in the neighboring Provinces to preserve and
defend our invaluable blessings transmitted
10 us by our ancestors.
(4everse.)
Descendants of the Sons of Liberty.
1910.
Norfolk Borough,
Animated by the spirit of their Ancestors.
In Union.
For the sake of the Union with the Sons
of Liberty throughout the Nation.
Another Banner.
Norfolk Borough.
Treasury Pap imperative.
(Reverse.)
Meme Meme Tekel upharsin.
DsUice.-Hard cider-Sub-'rreas in scales
The latter kicking the beam.
Standing Army.
Sic Semper Tyrannis.
Upwards of 400 Delegates from the Dis
tricl-who attracted great notice, and made a
splendid appearance. The banners were
rich and beautiful, and the notices and devil
ces striking and appropriate.
DINWIDDIE.
A strong Observation-Disclosures.
s'Give an account OF thy stewardship, for
thou mayest be no longer steward" device:
A likeness of Van Buren,, trembling with
atfright.)
Reverse:
Dinwiddie.
(Likeness of Harrison and Scott.)
The birth place of Gen. Winfield Scott.
"Retrenchment and reform is inscribed on
the list of executive duties i'll characters too
legible to be mistaken"
WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
The birth place of Washington, Monroe,
and Richard Henry Lee.
Our votes in \ ovember Will prove our de-
votion to their principles.
CA very beautiful banner.)
CAROLINE.
No extravagant expenditures.
No cherishing defaulters.
No legislative executive.
No bribery in elections.
No free negro suffrage.
No negro evidence.
No reduction of wages.
No false Democracy.
No Standing army.
No royal splendour.
No sub-trcasuTy.
No spoils men.
No Martin Van Buren,.
Dcvice.-Gen. Harrison represented with
the constitution in his hand, and Mr. Van Blu
rem Ill establishment and alarm to such de-
gree, that a nosegay, which the sweet little
fellow had in his hand, lis falling to the ground
The Caroline delegation brought with
them a Log Cabin. which excited great at.
tention, and was the source of much merri.
ment to all good Wings. The banner was
borne in front of the Cabin.
SPOTTSYLVANIA.- represented
Old Dominion Tippecanoc Club, Freder;cks
burg banner, White silk banner-Eaglt
lowering over log cabn-Constellation o
stars with one nearly obliterated. Motto
"Union and Liberty, now and forever, one
and inseparabe." Staff supported by broom
CarOhne IIlPecanOe Club, No. 4-Whitt
silk banner-Portrait of Harrison, supported
by Goddess Of Liberty and Genius of Agri.
culture and Commerce, with emblems. Mot
to "By the blessing of Providence, victory
is ours"
KING WILLIAM.
Harrison and Tyler.
One Presidential Term.
Reverse:
Harrison and Tyler.
King William VS.. King Martin.
About 40 delegates.
AUGUSTA.
"A venerable soldier, (Mr. Wise, y whc
fought under Wayne, and was at the battle o
the Maumee, and eyewitness of the chivalrI
OF the youthful Harrison, bore her beautiful
Banner on the occasion. Large Delegation.
OLD AUGUSTA.
177G ard 1910.
"Leave me but standard-rivo me bu
the means of planting it upon the mountain;
*Mr. Wise was carried off from us. ant
made tie bearer Of the Maumee battle Flag
Ed. Spec.