Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18

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On the OH day Of June last, tho We
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canoo Club, and elected their officers
from among themselves Amer the Club
had been fully organized, mombors from
ali classes Of community were added
None, however, except the Mechanics
and the Planters have taken nm active
interest in tho business Of tho Club
Every thing has been planned and exc
cuod by them. They for the purpose
of teaching those lesson who sheer at
the man who lives in Log Cabin, and
supports a family by the sweat of his
brow-those who proclaim from high
places that the laborer 10 not "worthy of
his hire" but should labor for the nomi-
nal compensation of European slave,
determined to rear in our village an en-
blem of the homes Of our fathers, who
at an early period Of our history, re.
sisted that same power in different
form, which now attempts to enslavo the
laboring poor, and who, though the en-
chan,ments of home encircled no SPLEEN
did domes, or princely odihce, still de-
Tended their hearth stones, and achieved
liberty for their children, And the ac
complishment of the design of these
mechanics was glorious, as its concep
-, iga.a.M gram! and patriotic,
With the rising of the sun on Monday
morning -hegau to appear the gathering
multitude. First among the delegation
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had zen invited, was one from Raymond
hinds co"''v, composed OF true and 10
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we're more beautiful than any w
member 10 have seen on that day, and
the smaller one we recognized the hi
diwork of sore OF the fair ones Of {
sister village who are all Wings. t
delegation vas mot short dstal
from town by the Canton Tippecal
Club, conducted to the Log Cabin, VIII
it was welcomed by few remarks
behalf Of the Canton Tippecanoe CT
which we're responded TO in handsC
address, by Amos R. Johnson.
Next came the delegation from Ju
son, composed Of some twelve delegu
good and true. Among them was
Yerger, Dr., J. Green, Judge Jenni
and James NJ, Downs. They we're
near the town by the Club Of this pl
and conducted to the cabin, whore
we're received, and the remarks of
reception replied to pertinently and
propriotely by DR., ]. Greer. This
legation, among other flags had one
rcsenting the better currency prom
by Gen. Jackson and furnished by
loco focos, composed of "Shin Plast
lit was curiosity, and reflected n
credit upon the persons who conce
the design
Next was the delegation from V
burg, and among ihom was c. u. d
the brick mason, the orator and pa
Judge Martin, Thos. A. Marshall
nshafs, wi,0sc aaiass ,ye' 10 Ne. va
Der. This delegation was receives
the same manner as the others,
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responded by . most haffy r
from Judge Martin
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