The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-05
>-"Herald Of

The next, >-"Herald OF
better times"
The next, by 49, ,4SS.s4 49, arnastable Co,
represented two fishermen unladins boat
tto-Cape Cod"
! RHODE ISLANDERS anchored to her
native principles.
CONNEGTICUT.-C onnec.ioht has sail and
Connecticut has done it.
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| NEW YORK.-360 Delegates.
list Banner-State arns-1notto-E'1he GIBBS
and flows of whose single soul are tides to the
rest of mankind
| I'd Banner-State arms-Stdte nl0tto-"EX-
,elsion."
Chairman of Delegation, ]. n. Reynolds.
Secretaries, d. Gardner, of Rensselaer, Co. and
II Porter, of Saratoga Co.
Chief Marshal,J j. n. Reynolds.
Assistant do Geo. w. Bull, of Erie, and
and p n Smith, of Wayne.
! NEW JERSEY-The neat impression of her
broad seal will be respected.
PENNSYLVANIA-Virtue, liberty and in
dependence.
| observation-disclosures and invincible.
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| MARYLAND-Relisio federation and pub
lie liberty.
sensible to establishments o. threas"
On the seconl flag, the nOttJ wait he Ii
| )erty of speech, if OF the e. hit Of su f:a2e."
ViRG lNIA.-.M tto--.' .IAil m ).hs: OF anJth-
er Preside :"
NORTH CAROLINA.-JM1:!o.-"Cn, S an
ley, on"
SOUTH CAROAlNA.-.Alotto-" pal
metto resists op. j,esslon."
GEORGlA.-JMJhO- h s :oused from
aer letlargy."
MANIFESTATIONS in mourning. Ma
: t0-"No that she loves cesar Ass, out -nat she
owes Rome more"
KENTUCKY -.Mho.-' Henry Clay: Tan
20 nomine nuiium par eu-oSlam."
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OHIO.-The Ohio delegation bore in front tn
janner presented ~ ,htn. " the Con.nlttee Oh
iaithnore, represe I.iIg III; arms of the Stat ,
I'd above The motto, she frs s.er Ctnci'si4Iu
- redeem tie repatOt1c'
Nest, The lag OF he Hamilton County de'ega-
ipl, wnIcn Was 1t the greet Ohio convention
$50 udry, aid af.erw ads che Washlngtos
", Con ea.ioh, Representing The armer :.
NORTH Re nd at his Piougl. l-oS C-bih IN I
Instance, Lnd az We, the mot d.: ''4IaI4Iso-i ant
--eloI Va 81 ~.e-->, e est-lt1Iol OF tht
.lndl4 L. Ca .lln4ti, wan ,he goddess OF Ii
- pteseI.lnE tbs -l4s Of ne .14ni sol 90 Inty
s.e,, 4yion, ana the sEoumtr ". A.. harrison u.
.er IL he-uwIy.
Next, L mill IRE Log Ca>io, butt of Buci.
We timber, IaSen from Nur.h 1ehd, lad o.ouoA
/ re by the CIn;in att b VS..
RI NeAt, dag, an cage; above, "FrAnk in Co..
Oiio;n under, 'EHarrlson, I l., and RetoriH-
Die tesmj" on the reverse, ABOVE the eagle, Our
i :olntry's good is ali our Ain, aad Under " lhe
buckeyes Of Columbus, OHIO"
Next, small nag, representing barrel OIL
lard cider, with the name of the Franklin CoIi'
yReform Ciuo, straight Outs"
And last, large Putting, from Mlsklnghan
comfy, representing The demand made by tht
british General, Pro:tor, upol General Harrison
for the surrender of Fort Meiss. Above, "Genera
Proctor demands the surrender Of this Post'-In
lerneath, ''Tell your General its capture Will &c
aim more honor than thousand surrendcrs"-
Ol the reverse, civilian HENRY HAIR
BISON has done more for mis- county, and It.
eived less, than any mai now i.ing."-JNltez.J
, # Kentucky.
"Cne Pe5pIs of the United States-Mly tn }
l. ever remember, that to preserve their liberties
l. they must do thsir owl Voting and their Owl
Fighting Harrison.
EOUiSIANA.-.M,tto-"S peur ct san
. reproche."
l. LNDIANA.-.Motto-"Sh cherishes in man
1t hood the defender of her infancy"
MISSISSIPPI--yMotto-" more unto thu
!. BREACH dear friends, ones more"
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d ILLINOIS. will teach palace
b slaves to respect log cabins. Ths prairie is OF
8 fire."
u MISSOURI-.Motto-ssR he.o
d MlCHIGAN.-.Motto-e' may thou eveI
e be what thou art now"
6 ARKANSAS.--.Motto--" know him who
gave up ofi:e for our sake"
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t TIPPECANOE CLUB, No. l.
n TIPPECANOE CLUB, No. 2
/. TIPPECANOE CLUB, No. s-The desigI
represented Harrison in his farmers dress, SIT
l. ting, while some person is readi e the Harris
e oulg Nomination to him. EEIhe farmer of Nortl
# 6elIu' is at the bottom-ol the other side was
. ''We will do our own voting and our own fight
Il ing"
I'VE omit the rest of the Tippecanoe Clubs I'm
I'll to morrow.
ORGANIZATION Of TilE CONVENTION
The following named gentlemen were chosen officer
" Young Mens Nliinnal CnnY. sntiln Assenlhlsa