The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-07


- before them-a the observed of all Observers
m. crv Of rescue is IN the shouts oi ns .
laas~we know Z she cann-we hope she WIZ
may we live 10 write " she has" Inc ilo',o
an the armorial banner, consisted OF me Woiuo
New York. The GIBBS and flows o. whose
single soul are tides to the rest Of manhno'
NEW JERSEY.
The wronged New Jersey next appeared and
with The free air and fearless port Of men VINO
know their rights and dare maintain them, ioi-
Vowed that banner which they have preserved IN
IA hands of the undismayed defender OF Their
riohts. their worthy Governor. The state
hammer bore the significant inscription me
,,e,3 impression Of her broad seal nN Oer
snerfedn A very elegant banner represented a
lrc simile OF the seal of the State, over which
were the words" Our State sovereignty shall
moi he violated Around it," The Great Seal
If the State Of New Jersey" We cannot
doubt but that j, viii make due impression in
the fall
The Nottingham delegation displayed rich
elk banner. inscribed" on cause is orr
Country. opr Candidate lis Gallant Uefendsr
Presented by the young ladies OF Mill Hill,
April s, 1902 Each corner was beautifully
embroidered with roses.
A banner in the West Jersey delegation con-
tanned the motto" Jersey-men choose their
oirn RepreSentatires.n
were well filed, were distinguished by rich
silk banner representing the American Eagle
with the words. 'Princeton Hhfg 1ssociatioa;"
and on the reverse Harrison and Iyter.n
PENNSYLVANIA
The delegation from the Key Stone State
was immense and presented scene that IN il
self would dignity the name Of a procession
lis approach was indicated BY large white ban
ner on which was inscribed KEY STONE STATE
1t is coming Then followed the Philadel-
phia City and County delegation" with a banner
signifying the same and another rich one bear
ing the arms of the State.
Another banner had ON il a ship with the sen
tenee above Labor is Heaih y and below
z DON'T GRE up he ship" In the rear Of the
Philadelphia members was carried transpa-
rency, being full length portrait Of Gen. Har-
rison, encircled BY the words !" IoRor BE- 10 him
trho deteads orr Homes and Friends.n On the
reverse il stated that This transparency was
displayed in Philadelphia in 1913, by the people,
after the defeat of Proctor by the Gallant Harri-
SOM A relict of a time when the people en-
masse offered honor to the victorious soldier.
York County was fully represented and the
delegation was preceded by banner with the
characteristic sentence" The w White Rose of
PENNSYLVANIA defends the fair fame of Hani-
SOM
From Schuylkill County large number were
present; their banner w. Fl. Hin Peace
the farmer and his ploughshare; in War the
soldier and his sword" Ga the reverse
{" Harrison and Tyler"
The Dauphin County delegation exhibited an
elegant banner, on one side of which she am
nounced her principles as . First for .iochson
FIRST for Harrison. Ailcdys hoaeSt-sie care
M Cesar far Rome, and noW 10 the aid of
Rome she calls the CiaciRHaiRs Of ne UestN
On The other side was . Pro Pairid--Iiaryi$oa
and I'yfer."
In the same delegation there was also beau
tiful banner, which attracted particular notice.
This banner we learn, was got up by two mem
bers of the Harrisburg Tippecanoe Club, Messrs.
A. Jones and Il. Fem. On one side OF the
banner the body Of which was black satn was
Log Cabin in gilt, surrounded with thirteen
stars, indicative of the IL original States; and
attached TO the Cabin, was a barrel Of hard
cider" also in gilt The string of the door of
the cabin was not drawnin On the same side
was {" Harrison, T'yier and true Democrdcy,n
and The ball is rolng;n all also in gilt On the
other side was the Pennsy yania Coat of Arms,
and the inscription TO preserre their Liber-
ties The People must doheir otrn Fighting and
potiag !" all also in gilt The banner was
splendidly decorated and trimmed.
The delegation from Fayette County convey
ed portion of its members in a complete Log
Cabin" built upon wheels and drawn by six
horses. Upon the roof. banner was displayed,
inscribed 4" Laurel Mountain Boys from Fay
cite County, Pennsylvania, head of the Missls-
sippi Valley" Deer and Fox skins, Buck
horns with sundry implements of husbandry,
| adorned the sides and roof OF the cabin, and
boughs of green trees decorated the top. The
appearance of such thing in our streets was
not little interesting to many as a curiosity in
the way of architecture, and of novelty to all,
A barrel of Hard Cider was placed in the
rear of the cabin, and gourd was suspended by
ii. A flag in front announced whence il came
/" From Fort Necessity, Uashjngton's first
Bdtfle Grou7dn
The Bucks County Delegation followed it
with the banner brief but expressive -" Huzza
for Old Tippecanoe."
| Lancaster County was preceded by a banner
that announced herself as The Gibraitar Of
The Key Stone .State-- Good for 900 majoritu
for old Iip.n A club from Lancaster City had
a beautiful flag bearing the words of Gen. Har-
rison TO his soldiers at parting with them.
Miillin County with an appropriate flag, fol-
lowed and
Adams County was largely represented, her
banners having a variety Of devices. On the
front banner was idams Co. Pa. opposed 10
reducing me tcages ofHte tadorer and mechan-
r.n On another" Harrison The Conqtcror
Of Proctor shall tead rs 10 history"
The Delaware County Delegation carried a
banner bearing the motto Tippecaaoe-No re-
ducfton Of lrdgeS."
From Pittsburg the Delegation was large, and
consisted of substantial looking men, the iron of
Pennsylvania. They carried banner consist
ing of handsome painting representing Harr-
son and his staff and on the reverse log Cabin
with Harrison at the plough in the foreground
4 Mercer County was well represented. The ban
ner of the delegation presented likeness of Har-
\ rson, and around it-Our contradiction Meigs
The Thames Tippecanoe-Wm II. Harr-
a
i Our candidates Harrison and Tyler"