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

! he Peoples choice.
Protection in Industry.
Tie Peoples Right
On the reverse
II Government will not protect u.s. must pro-
lect ourselves with the Ballot Box
2 well regulated Credit System,
The Poor Mans Capital.
Reverse
The Sub.Treasury Scheme, The poor ran's de-
srucliou
The Rights urchased Oh Bunker Hill,
We pledge ourselves to maintain.
Reverse.
The People have come.
One Presidential Eerfh
Protecting IadH.
a sound Currency!
4 we'll regulated Credit.
No Standing Army!
No direct Taxation,
No Sub Z, cnsurv.
Next came the Essex Couu'l Cdvnicadc, hoad |
cI 10y Is. T. Reed, rs bearing beautiful banner !
contrasting the claims OF the two candidates for
the Presidency. The town ni Cambridge con
lrihnlcd quite number 20 the Cnvalcade, und
carried willie banner, representing tho Amer
can Gage. They were followed by r!hiy from
Brighton. who bore II handsome standard. on one
side at which WIS painting Of an Ok, on the
reverse the motto: Thou shall MOI niuzz e The
OK HAT rraIeth out the corn The RnXhury
Cavurudc carried II brHutiiui banner painted by
secuted sllcII, on which was II fall Irugih mimi
Azure ul Harrison Oh horseback above the words
Old Norfolk below - Der sons honor the
brave. On the ieverse the following inscription,
on crimson sa.in: RuNbuy Ter gallant Warren
died Martyr to Liberty on Bunker Ii,ll.
Behind Tie ciyacade came forty larouchcs aud
carriages, in single line, carrying the surviving
patriots of the Revolution, portion of the invi-
ted guests oi;cers IN the last war Sc. Col. OFal-
Ian, of st. Louis, the Aid OF General Harrison nj
Fort Meigs and Tippccanoc, went in the first la
| rouche. At III, hea! OF the Essex carriages was
borne white flag, representing liberty tree,
| motto We appeal to Heaven"
Next came the Chief Marshal Of the Day, Hon.
Franklin Dexter, with his nj l. preceding tie State
| Central Wing COMMITTEE The President Of the
Day, Hon. Dnuicl Webster, followed AMI was
succeeded by the invited guests and the Commit
tee of Arrangements. They were followed 10y II
band of music
NEW JERSEY.
The ~ higs of New Jersey ware headed by
| Governor Pennington and carried in their from
q banner presenting HE coat Of arms oil New
Jcrsey mt TO, "Thc emblem of our sovereignty
shall hr respected"
On the reverse, "New Iersey--Presamted h,
the Ladies' to The Elizabeth 1ipprcanoc Club"
The OLD MARYLvND LINE. well represented
Lcxt made It's appearance. The delegate wer,
principally from the CITY of Baltimore. The,
were preceded 10y the State banner, representa-!
i!ic coat Of arms of lie STATE: AIoliu The hear
of The Union, will drop her last blood fer tit
Union
NEW YORK.
!! The New York Delegation was quite argp,an,
made II iine display of attractive standards The
, were preceded by repr SEEMING the coat 0
brltis of the State, with the motto" Excelsior" y
Another represented an inVeri' rouslcr, lahelie
"Chapman," with the words
"Crow, Chapman, crow,
r For our party laid low,
BY The Log cabin Boys
OF old Tippecanoe."
VIRGINIA.
e Next came a small delegation from NirginH
t bearing banner representing The arms OF ia
State, with HE motto Union Of the Wings Ia
& le sake of the Union.
NORTH CAROLINA.
l., The Victorious Old North Sa'e mkt nppeare
g with qule II respectable delegation. The Ganne
they bore represented The coat of mlI' OF tn
q, Sltc. Mouo We are here"
# TENNESSEE.
II Just hohiud NorIh CurnliuH came IL sulnI dele
= gaiiun FROM Teunesse without II hnnncr In
members arrived in he city TOO late to Procur
r any They promise NJ least ! ) coo nnlnrIly IL
II Uari>un in lie 4" Lions" dem
g KENTUCKY
Trunpinnt kcnurky next entered The fell
! with her delegation of victorious trceIuel. HE
# carried IL banner With The arms OF The State Owe
Il it; 40 600 majority" Beneath, lruh osnnil
p oient-pubIic justice certain"
Il ONO.
u The young Empire State of the West-t
!, Buckeye hume Of the Hero Farmer, we
q represented 10y rs spirited delegation oil devote
l. Wings, IA WAS To be found in the whole proce
sion. 'i'iuir Standard contained the arms of III
State Il canal boat, the sun rising in the disanc
with he Motto; The nation will rest in peac
, under the Shade of her buckeye
LOUISIANA.
n Although almost the most distant of any Sta
in the Union, Louisiana, ON this occasion, tnric
ut out more dian hundred of us fine looking IN
lr enthusiasts Wings MS could he seen in The pr
ie ccssion Full well did they show by the ntere
u they manifested on the occasion how liiIle the CT
n. oil ubolitiou enmily TO the rights of the Soul
T. with which Gen. Harrison has been assaulted |
IN the bitter mn!lre ol party rancor, had availed
cr tirn away their hearts from their counirys g,
p liant defender, and u gratifying earnest Was Ia
nj uilIrlc, ul what the country may expect fro
a Louisiana in The Presidential election. they DO
o heaulii't and gOrgeously rich banner Of rrilns'
IL satin, on which was painted the coat of arms
of the STATE pelican feeding its young. Over
the words, 'louisionn' Underneath 'JusliC
re Unlon aud Canfdence' Or the reverse, WI
at can stay our onward march? Who roll back 1
IN Mis,ssippI's mighty torrent"
mr. MISSISSIPPI
u Tho MisSssippiaus were hut few but not wan
ID, ing in enthusiasm, Their banner represent
II their State coat of arms, with the motto, "
IA come 10 the rescue. "
las The delegates from Georgia presented quite
reSprciab array, both n pout Of numbers u
uls pe,,olnl appearance. They bore neal hant
re representing the coat Of arms Of the Srir, "
m the motto, Georgia comes alc, but come s
IT, Will
Of ALABAMA
m. The Wings ol Alabama came in quite resp,
m table numbers with the iaurels of their well ea
L. ed triumph still green upon their hrows II
ps, carried neat banner, representing The arms
ly, the Sate-the two rivers OF Aabann with
Ial Goddess Of Liberty, with the motto: Alabama
I'm coming to the rescue
md MICHIGAN.
Out Next in order came Il small delegation from
inI al, ,Nhit T.,