Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-21

ling to the correctness ofthc sketch In the back
ground is seen Charestown ia flames, in front is
Bunker Hill. In the fore ground of the picture
IL represented cluster Of American arms on
one shield, bearing the date orJuno I7th Tvs, on
another, Sept. l0th, 1910. Over the painting the
motto; 'rhe first thunder from Bunker Hill Be-
meath, Let Tyrants beware o. its echo'
On the reverse, the inscription conveys So.
we're cut nj Mr. lIrownsou and his destructive doc
irnrs. II is as follows Chelsea; Protection Of
property for the widow and Orphan
The banner presented to the County of Suffolk
by the committee ofnrrungcmeut represented the
City Seal with the mntio For country and
comm nweah.
The Boston Delegation was headed by body
of Sailors, ench with bndges, On which was en-
grayed ship, above the words
BuNKER UiLL.
Sept. TO- l940
SAILORS RiGHrs.
DONT GIVE UP THE SHIP.
Bcow,
IlARRIsoN AND Reform.
Besides this, the Wings of Ward One carried
beautiful dark blue satin, representing on one
side an arm of slregth, lis "lluge Paw" holding
hammer in the act Of striking Over this in let
ter of gold, inscribed the following motto;
In this good right arm we place trust.
Below; FIRST WAsD.
The Home Of Paul Revere
On the reverse; The Laborer is worthy of his
Hire.
NuhIy dill the Wigs of Ward Two once the
univ Loco Foco Ward in the citv-,urr out unon
mo orr,sion and L, ,hnr sho,,, cf s,roro,I rron,
ise the redemption of this strong hold of the enc
| my next November. Their ranks showed quite
us many there were Wing votes in the whole
Ward last year.
They carried beautiful satin banner repre-
scntny ON one side. the launch of the Constim-
linn. Over il. 'Consiuuion Launched Orr. 2Ist.
/ l707, Dcnrntl, sDon't Owe nm the slim, On
Inc reverse orr nrincinles are the nrinriues Ct
The Revoln,ion os nnIrrstooI IN, ,hose Nc fl,
rhicvpd +, and our nnlicv the noi,cv nf the Con-
s,itn,lon ms understood hy those who framed it,
Among the many beautiful banners exhibited ON
This occasiun there was none to surnass and few
10 counl the magnificent one borne by tie Whirs
Of Ward Three. who turned out n good three
hundred of the lr1o democracy.
IL representpd Il painting of the Old Green
Dragon Tavern. with view of the adiacen, part
Of Union street. as il, was in those DAYS. Over the
paintinr: 'Our fathers met mt the Old Green Drag
on TO oppose foreign tyrannv.'- Under it. Their
SONS will resist domestic opuositIon' On the re-
verse. portrait of BENJAMIN Franklin. over which
were the words .NVard 3 the home of Franklin
Underneath .lf Won elect n frold suoon candidate
President vo,,'Il nav too dear for the.whistle
The Wings of Ward -Four. the most populous
J in the civ turned ont the stronnest in uont of
numbers NOT executing even Ward Seven Their
banner was ye,v npuroprafe for Whips whose
privilege il is to vote in the Old Cradle of Liberty'
IL REPRESENTED on one siIc the well known Old
Faneuil and over il the motto; aIiberty under the
Law, at ali events Liberty.' On the reverse was a
} mining of Bunker Hill and the Monument as
finished Over il the words. Ward Four On
y the brow of the hill the words Bunker hill
= With the Wings of the Fourth Ward came also
, their brethren from EAST Boston, TO the number
of nearly n hundred They carried a separate
banner on which was rcpresented the old Mansion
House, the frs, erected on The Island Overit-
= Fast Rns,nn Underneath. The Cabin which
, sheltered our fathers while achieving freedom is
our emblem in lis defence, On the reverse I'VE
come to urolec, our inerrets-C Commerce Fish
c cries Mechanic Arts. Labor
The Ward Five Wing Association. constituted
# of nearly three hundred of the Whirs of that
- Ward presented fine appearance, and their ban
> ner was one of the best in the procession pre-
sented ON the front side a reduced copy of Suart's
o paintinr of Washington. representing him on Dor
c chester beigbts on The eigltenth of March, '76,
when the British troops were evacuatns Boston.
The f.et mav ba seen in the back ground,
d moyino out of The hnrbor The smoke that is
=. seen is PRODUCED by the discharge of the Ameri-
II can cannon, stationed at the waters edge, at the
- bosc nc rho hill. Over il the words, Ward
Z Whig Associution Below: .We love our lib
cries: We yenernte the constitution: We hold in
gra,-tnI rpncmhrnnce ,he;r founders We will
Y honor and sustain their defenders On The re.
verse is re presented The Shin of Stale tossed OH
: stormy sea. with few sails set. aud some of them
g torn and futerng in the pale-th the spray is beat
t. ing across the shin and The wind and waves are
j. threatening 10 oyerwhclm it; the retreating tenn
!. resluous clouds are seen from which the rain is
70 falling. These are intended to indicate the pre-
q SEM disturbed 5 ate of our government. While
the bright spol in the heavens. above and beyond
,f The cods Is Ihe hnrhinger Of hone indicating the
rxnec,ed ,hnn"e which will bring in ils train, re-
q ."'.,i 's'' t ""u s'''''"' ''''''"e '''
= ~, we "i % S,a,o ,.o, ,,roo
e Weu n,c" o PATRIOT on 'j j,s Goct"
TnJn. p',G .iispRISdN n 10 WIN.
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