The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-16

stretched over 1t emblaZOned with mot
tos on the sides--..the Bone and Muscle
OF Old Somersworth'-- -'No Gag Resolu
tions-No Double Voting As TIT
wagon entered the town, the last motto
was not visible to the double voter at tn,
windows of the Patriot Office. 1t soor
wheeled about, and we believe halted il
the road opposite to the Palace.) On the
hind part, painted backwards-.This i:
the way things have gone since 1929.
This wagon was drawn by sixteen noble
horses. Another of the banners bore thu
words--'Farmers from Fresh Creek
Rochester. 100 delegates and band
--Motto----'Rochester Delegation----al
ready
.Aadover. 80 delegates. Motto-.Fo,
independence
A'ltrim. 80 delegates. They bore
the banner of a ship, over which was in.
scribed, Don't give up the ship Be.
neath-'Harrison and Tyler. Protectors
of American Liberty On another
Our cause is just-our union is perfect.
'Our countryside people will take care
of themselves MIR Tyler, in his re.
marks, alluded very happily to this
motto.
New Ipswich. A large delegation,
headed by banner--'Martin, the PEG.
pie are coming. They despise tyrants
and hate oppression. Seven pence day
will not pay for our labor.
Derry. rs. One banner, sTippeca-
noe Club Another inscribed Loco Fo-
co currency-both hands in the Treasu-
ry. 100000 men in the field! On the
reverse, under portrait of Harrison,
'Honesty in our public servants
Manchester delegation was about 100.
A canal boat with seats to accommodate
seventy drawn byten grey horseswas fitted
up in elegant style,i which more than halt
of the delegation rode. The motto on
the bow was, Harrison and Tyler on
the stern, 'North Bend on the side,
Manchester and the word 'Mauufac.
turers' encircling appropriate emblems.
One of the banners borne was pic.
ture of an iron box, by the side of which
Van Buren, stands proclaiming, 1t shall
be the law of the land On the reverse,
a sinking ship, Perish Credit, Perish
Commerce.
Nashua was represented by over 300
delegates--a number were month since
the supporters of the present adminis,ra-
ton. They were accompanied by the
Nashua Brass Band, and Log Cabin.
drawn by six horses to each corner
of the Cabin banners were attached.
The cabin was fitted up in good style.
A huge iron bear-trap was hanging up
near the back door,--the skins of the
fresh game were nailed up on the side,
leaf tobacco was put to dry-the farm.
ers' pipe was hung up on the nail-and
the old rifle, powder horn, hemlock broom
and every other convenience showed that
if Log Cabin is good enough for Har-
rison,' the People will see to it that he
lives comfortably.
Posters were attached to the Cabin
TO let alter March, l84l.' One banner
bore the observation-disclosures and Ty-
Ter the peoples Candidates, Antidote for
a subtreasury and Standing Armies
A handsome boat. containing IL or ID
delegates, followed the cabin, bearing on
its sides the motto-'Harrison and Re-
form-with this for our motto our country
is safe.' On another banner, 'We are al
ways ready
Charlestowe. Old No. turned out
nobly. She sent 80 delegates. Banner,
a Log Cabin, over which is inscribed
Battered and Bankrupt Fortunes mended
here Beneath, General Harrison, the
representation Of true Democracy! Sue
cess to the Wings in 1910, as in l776.
The voice of Charlestown is heard at
home.'
Wilton delegation followed the banner
Liberty, Equality, Honesty, truth
Henniker. The standard bearer dis
played Hay Rake on which under a
representation of Harrison, the work for
the yeomanry was Significantly laid out
in the single word sReform.'
Bristol. Banner, Bristol is coming.
The wings of Bristol. OK
Salisbury banner-'We'll Try
Franklin, about $50 delegates. A log
cabin, of large dimensions, and well
caulked with moss. Appropriate banners
followed.
Nev-lNarket.-A portrait of Harrison.
On another, 'New-Market true, June II,
l777. Sullivan, Stark, Poor and Cilley.
Londonderry-bore on the banner, a
representation of the Linen Spinning
Wheel, and the plough. Inscriptions
Stop that ball THE People are COM
ing--Strive and Thrive!'
Meredith and Guiyord.-Banner re-
presenting log Cabin, in front of which
farmer is ploughing down a small hill.
In the back ground White House is
visible and the star in the West shining
over it. In lower corner, this inscrip-
ton appears on rough stone-'The
Granite State-she can if she WILL
Candia--Banner, She will do what
she cam
Rindge.--Banner Spirit Of '76-No
discount
Pittsfeld-15O delegates. Banner,
Sew but true.' On another, 'Pittsfeld
awake! Harrison, whom Washington