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


Delegation to Bunker Hil.' Another white flag
,ore The inscription, Honor to whom honor IS
lue Hlrrison, Sullivan, Stark, Cilley, Scainlnc,
NlcClcary, Micr--brothers in arms On anoth-
nr Gag was n painting of Log Cabin with lIar'
rison and lyle ona flag, motto, The Old Home
stead to let next March, On the reverse, pain
ting symbolical of Husbandry, Manufactures and
Commerce.
The Concord delegation carried banner bo-
longing to the Tippecnnoc Club, representing an
eagle, motto, ''rhe spirit of l776.'
Nashua presented fine array Of true hearted
Wings, from tina. unpollutcd portion of New
Hampshire They carried plain white banner,
on one side the following Inscription:
Wigs of Nashua, NJ II. early al The Battle ofBunk-
or Hill in l775 and not iohi behind in 1870
On the Others
10 The Rescue ne battle for Fteci,m = Our prize
is in vieio, beneath hc broad banner Of TpPecdtoe
VERMONT.
The glorious Green Mountain State, with the
uurels Of victory still green upon its brow, was
well represented. Wherever her delegation
showed ITSELF it was received with the most graft.
tying marks of the high estimation in which she
was every where held siucG her triumphant resist
ancr to oppression and successful opposition to
misrulc. They carried banner representing the
arms of the State, beneath the motto which will
hence ouh brComc tat OF the State The star
thai never sC'S.
Vermont had about 300 delegates, and a meet
ing nj Wing Republican Hail. op the oh, organ
scd as follows
Wan Upham, Esq Chairman.
O r Chandler, Esq, Secretary.
AIessrs Coolidge Of Windsor, Cleveland of Gov.
en.iy, Jeweu Of Montpelier Grandy ofYcrgcnncs,
Villas of Burlington, prcniss Of Wcathersficd
Morrill, of Srafl1rd, Committee ofArangements
Charles Lyman Of Montpelier, Marshal.
On motion Of Hon S 5 Phelps it was resolved,
that the delegation adopt the sprig cfeuergrecn as
heir badge
RHODE ISLAND
As we watched from our desk. from which the
| Kindness of John l. Dmmnck, Esq lad enabled
as TO survey IL large portion OF the procession NJ
single vieN, use began tn believe that HE whole ct
: Lutle RIody' had really come To pay Il visit to
Bunker iiIl. No State except observation-disclosures
nearly so well represented here our gallant lit
tie neiglIhnr Her sons marched 10 The bill sides,
to the uunhef nf iul $500! Among The banners
carried by the RhodeIsand delcgnlinn,wc ohServ
ed the flowing. One inscribed Providence
county hoys left This spot TO form State we re-
tdrn To it TO save country,
CONNECTlCUT
The land Of steady habits mustered II goodly
host but did not do quite so well, in proportion,
her li,tle sister Rhody. sill, she did we'll
Her delegations headed by hS EXccIienry
Governor Ellsworth. The delegation from this
State brought large number of banners among
i them were the following: One from New Haven
with the Inscription New Haven, the Gibraltar
of Connecticut Whgecry.' Over an upiiied arm
hsow,-'Alwnys ready The giafuatcs OF YAH
College carried Il mpe banner, on one side Of
purple, and the other OF white satin. and on ear
y side the word Yale i'll large letters. plan
t. white banner bore the following inscription -
I! Connect ut sill values too highly her political
: social and domestic institutions TO adopt the ahom
II inaI,le doctrines of Brown,on, Kendall, Fanny
= Wright and others of the Locoioco pnrly.'
rliit OLD BAY STATE.
The State of the Pilgrims never any occasion
" exhibited mrny of her sons, or those OF whom
she had such good reason to feel proud.
u FIRST comes the good diving county of Essen
= in the van of which moved the delegation irou
;" Salem, mar 1900 strong, bearing numerous an
WiiIily rontrived Banners, among which we mott
red the following:
'Leshe's Retreat
with the appropriate picture of raised draw
bridge, with the British troops on one side, an
the provincals on the other and this motto:
~ We were the first to defeat our opprcssors
lc l175 we shall he the last to yield to ,hem
" .l0'
a tanned hide, on which WAS inscribed Bnsto
S'trcet--We 30 tor John Davis. who has mnIniaIr
at ed the interests and defended the rights of in
IL Reverse William Ii. Harrison: He curred til
hides of the British in the last war, AM he WI
now give the Locos II tanning.
t. 4 large body Of Sailors, near two hundred
ie number, comprised pant OF The Salem Delegate
re and carried with them IL full rugged ship. TIL
OF gallant lars were wide awake and full OF enInI
>asrn in regard TO this matter They mustered
full force entering into the work with sailor
" hearty good will.
y lynn mustered from 400 10 500, and was pre-
u reded 10y an Immense Shoe, drawn 10y tour horse
-. f,f ttTIu Sn
makers decorated with badges, and bearing
portrait Of the state man of Ohio over whic
~ was inscribed, TipperanUe- and under, HON
u, Manufactures and IL Protective Tariff
I'll Danyer4 sent 500 men, whose banners Shove
IS the same enilnls usm displayed IN their nteligel
nc faces
e' One of their flags presented view of Cover
re or Cages vilin over which appC afed North Dal
verS,' and on the lower part were these words
Since Governor Gage left this mansion IN l|H
10 Tories have been scarce in Danyers,'
~ Another bore II monument with this inscrptn
M --sWhis principles: Our fathers fell in their d
o fence in I775, we contend for the same in lS4U
Isl Tho delegation from Marblehead, numherr
ty about 200 was preceded hy a beautiful model of
u, fun rugged ship with apt wlig pennants, manno
ny 10y some half dozen Juvenile sailors and draw
10 10y horses which added greatly TO The effect
" their share of the procession, and formed an G.
us cclent offset To the New Bedford whale boat.
IN Then came body of gallant blue jackets, wi
IRE "A plain flag, on which painted Free Tra'
VI! and Sailors rights
o' The reverse bore, II irraL for Old Tip
II reduction of wages
CO. WORCESTER COUNTY.
u" The delegation was numerous, though not
nc tail as those FROM Essex and N!ildleseX.
Old Worcester. the heart ofthe Cnmmonw1ni
showed by the iull three hundred gallant Whg
NJ IT, the proccSsion who hiiled from her, that Il
Gd pulsaIious there were srl true 10 the well bc
We Of the wholc. The banner they carried was
~ most magnificent affair. 1t was oi white sat
4fnud was beautifully endorsed with a wreath
ma wrought roscs Motto; 1.-THE Heat is war
!Fr true al'd strops"
l'h Seven hnnilcrs with various Inscriptions CIR
she h.txsrn Ills aud line banner Of ,he Grnfoo WI
Assnrialinn. which had lnrge ball rolling, "