Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

alovn Wise. Rs;nc,.' on the reverse the
hand IN hand, with the well know expression
which nrrtaaict with Mr.. Wise. and was 80
Interestingly etempli6cd Yesterday Tho Union
u tiae Wlies ft tie sake OF the Union
NORTH CAROLINA.
This delegation was comprised in one BODY
under he banner Of The arms Of the state, the
motto upon which was-.On Stanley On.'
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A similar depuia'ion from this State took It's
place ia the line, and hois,cd the State banner
ia tho cause. IL lore the mouo-'Tle Pa
motto "ensf' oRprr"ioH.'
GEORGIA.
The enthusiasm which has circulated Ike
clcc,icity throughout SO large a portion oil inc
Tniun has M, been more Thoroughly ien than
among the warm iempcramenis oil il'f sons OF
TIC south Georgia, bot a short time since
avowing her apathy IN toe Presidential cam
n,ien. has fell The kindly influences of a re-
ne,Tcd hone. and sends forth her representa-
lives 10 the Convention. while a, home the
name Of Harrison is cherished as the tslismsn
that Il, TO protect tho Union. Her banner bore
tie moio-'Sbc has aroused from her lcih.
argy.'
Came next, preceded by her armo-
rial standard, and presented a goodly
array both ia number aud appearance.
The Green Mountain BOYS, who have
ever proved the in1exibIc supports of
the doctrine of equal rights, received a
hearty welcome 10 our city. We know
Vermont and can rely on her, and in
the language they have adopted OH their
flag, we felt assured that ''l'he Green
Mountain Bows will do their own vo-
ting and their own fighting
TENNESSEE.
Came with the sable weeds of sol.
emn mourning on her flag, for one her
great and good men has Just passed
away. This token of respect 10 the
memory Of the talented and virtuous
Hugh l.. White, produced n sympathy
Of feeling on the beholder. The motto
Of the standard was-'Not that she low
ed Cesar less, but Rome more
KENTUCKY
There was n full delegation from
this State, and larger than was expect
ed. The Standard bore the name of
Henry Clay and the Latin passage,
fdntam nominc mullen par euiogium.
1t was no doubt a great qualification to
the gentlemen from Kentucky to have
the pleasure OF meeting their dlstin-
cuished representative in The Senate,
Mr. Clay,) at the Convention, as it was
10 many others.
A band OF music, rs in the order OF
procession, followed Kentucky, and
preceded a large delegation from.
QUO.
we'll -selected motto-'She offers hcl
Cincinnatus TO redeem the Republic,
led the procession from Ohio.
A large body of men frorl Hamilton
County, in which General Harrison re.
sides, followed, bearing n beautiful ban.
lei ,reprose..ting Harrison at the plough
on the reverse a view OF Cincinnati
the Ohio River, and helnnding. The,
also brought on with them a miniature
Log-Cabiu, about three feet in length
built of the Buckeye grown on The
farm at North Bend.
A large banner was borne by the
Muskingum delegation, TO whom it wa:
presented by the Hamilton County del
egaiion, representing a demand of tn,
surrender of Fort Meigs by Proctor
and bearing Gen. Harrison's reply
Tell your General its capture will d.
him more honor than a Thousand sur
renders
LOUISIANA.
The Convention received some add
ton TO its members from this State nm
der their common arms, and the mott,
Sans PeH-sans ~reprochc.'
INDIANA.
A very fine delegation was in attcn
dance from the Buffalo State: who's,
sons have ans 10 know and 10 apprc
ciate the ~gallantIy of the man they hay,
thus publicly hoDored. The flag wa,
inscrlbcd-:She will cherish i'm he
manhood the defender Of her infancy
MISSISSIPPI.
The banner Of Mississippi, which precede
a liberal delegation, bore lie mouo-sOnc
more to the rescuo-We honor him who gay
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