Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13


supported by numerous delegation, bearing flags
and cmblems.
LAMoILLE CouNTY.--Our young sister Of the
NORTH made nn imposing display of intelligent
patriotic freemen. They came from every hill
top, and from every valley aud though they left
their 'calins' ut home, they came with honest
hands and generous hearts TO vindicate the cause
Of the log cabin chief " Give us no more erpei.
menis, hui give proteciisn-- was their stern de
mond; aud though they realized, in the language
upon their banner, that when the wicked bear
rule The people MOURN" yet was there glorious
consolation in the record upon the reverse, OF
which The evidence was before aud around them
she VhigS nTe coming 10 the reScue.' When
contrnsted the rnlle shirts, the taper fingers, aud
lily lips, of the olice-hoIers who occasionally
peeped from their hiding Places with the plniil
but tidy apparel, the hard hauds and sun burnt Wis
ages Of these men from the mountains we could
not nut feel degree OF pride and cxultation to
tind curse YES acting shoulder TO shoulder with
such body Of supplement as Mr. Van Ness
would call them
FRANKLIN COUNTY. God bless old Franklin,
shouted every voice, as she reared her broad
sign in the line of procession. Franklin county
last year awoke from her SUMMERS, this year size
Is up and DOING was the motto on her ronilet
aud here was the evidence for Of ali The coun
ties, Franklin bore the palm, both as to numbers
and The indomiIabe spirit that moved them. Her
representation was headed by two six horse
CONS filed with musicians who, as they entered
the line, struck up III grand chorus, the Campbells
are coming Then followed near one thousand
men on horseback, six TO eight abreast, nearly ms
many in wagons, coarhes, aud carts, and we know
not how many on foot, each wearing the green
sprig. This procession had already stretched
from the Square to the hill, and was doubling
College Green, while yet the foot was not 10 be
discovered, when grim-visaged loky inquired
how long they could keep coming in that way.
IW nert Wouemberp was the prompt reply
Flags, banners and notices innumerabe met the
eye in too rapid succession to be generally noted,
but among them we caught the following: 'Eetch-
er has, and can agar. mo reduction of wages
The wings of FdiTeid coming with strong hands
and stout hearts. saying Tip, Tyler and the tariff.
Highgaie had broad banner with spread eagle,
surmcunted with the name of Harrison and 1'y
Ter, and inscrbed Wings Of iiighgate-repnbli
cans OF the old scloOl-opposeJ TO the sub treas
ury, tyranny, and profit lacy of the present adj
ministraton.' Swanton-' independence forever
81. Albans-'L Lei The people take care of them.
selves'-ihey 'cW, and of the government too p
EnosbTgh had large farmers Wagon finely fit
ted up aud furnished with the suhsiantias Of life
and we thought we recognized familiar looking
cast, lebelled No slippery elm juice here One
side OF her banner proclaimed Genuine Democ,d
CYAN Buren, cogniac don't pass in Enosbnrgh,
Willie the reverse bore testimony to the awful ef-
iects OF whlggeiy: Amos Kendall's babies almost
scared to death,' to which bystander replied it
frightened! Sheldon bore "A banner inscribed
The yeomen of Sheldon--we don't vote for Van
Ness's baggage
ORLEANS COUNTY came next with full dele
galion bearing the mntto of Harrison and Tyer,
the Peoples canddates'-'O One Presidential Term
-'Offlclai records may be expunged, but the d. o.
pie will not be RUB'D OUT
ESSEX COUNTY had n smaller delegation than
most OF her sisters and for this reason, perhaps,
received warmer welcome. She is all soul,
ready for The fight, and bore "po" her hammer,
Let The people teach these palace slaves 10 res
pect Log Cabins
GRAND Isle County. This sea- girt little coun.
~, AS every body knows, has her Heroes and
we were happy to meet near two hundred OF her
honest yeomanry on this occasion a numbrr
which would have been greatly increased had the
boat arrangements been generally understood. -
This county is emphaically the garden OF Yer
mont,-producug almost spontaneously the sub
stantias of life and in addition thereto, is some
what noted for the production of that Harrison
luxury, Ciacr. Bat this was youthful ndiscrl.
ton. 4 Un early day-heiOre the invention OF
Champagne before it was known that Ihe o. &C
holders were The democracy before il was known
that the tenant of Il log house disqualified foI
office people ol these Islands lived in huls
and, because they could 40, raise figs, plante, np
pie trees. and wee not AFRAID In the progress
OF events, however since the government has Ia
ken possession of democracy-they find them
selves repr0ached with their humble origin anc
arragned lor corrtming the morals Of The admins
irauon! But strange to say, not q man anon.
them has deserted his cabin the last time we Wis
tied the island apple trees were still growing ant
few indeed, we app-ehend, wi he found among
them 10 admit that Gen. Harrison is diSgraced by
living in what was once log house. We could
not read their banner distinctly, but if we mistake
not. it ran lhns Ha Cider If it ribs us Of Lo-
cOfocoism, it may he considered Il very simple
remedy for so bad disorder
CnlTTENDEN COUNTY. Our county, oil course
occupied considerable space in the line. We can
pot undertake TO estimate the number; but suffic
ii 10 say, the people of Chiltenden county wer
here, he The eane more or less And prOmineu
among the displays which attracted our notice, wa
tue Charlotte aud Shelbnrn delegations number
| ing 4S5, le5 oil whom were young men on horse
! back, dressed in dark coats and white pnnlaoOI
and vests. They had three large omnihuses, con
tanning from 20 to 40 each.; one filed with oil
soldiers endorsed last blood of '76' another oc
cupieG by the middle aged, among whom we re
! cognzed the Hon. Ezra Meech, and still anolhe
with younger class. Upon these vehicles wa
inscribed in large plain letters: 'All farmers, a
wings We cherish Them that cherish us; 9Th
farmers ere coming,' 'Shelburn is pledged TO Han
rison and Reform Hinesburgh, also, did herse
great credit. Her company consisted of 100 oil
horse back, and 300 in Wagons, including
revolutionary soldiers in one Wagon, furnishes
with farmers fare ON The covering of winch wa
"'us Ono'i'' superuy wrought WIN tWlSs OF ceda
ana IN large letters OF the same material, on tn
opposite side, Harrison Luxuries.' portion q
The Milton delegation occupied neat log cabir
o!the primitive class, built ofcedar, furnished wit
irregular stick chimney and other appropral
'hxlns II was accompanied by large doegt
ton willl band ofmusic, aud bore This signfcai
inscription, The home olrevoluionists and wing
| the rldicue and terror tories This was follow
ed by large concourse of citizens from The var
Gus towns on horseback anh in carriages, bearin
banners, notices, and apt quotations, TOO nulnei
ons for record. Then came another log cabin iroi
Colchester, drawn by six horses, each of whIe
bore flag with motto. This too was fitted n
i in Xcn.uI Instn mud ,ynll lIlrnisLnI ,yiILnl q