Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-07
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Tnr SrLENDohs 9: Coo>reY-T'mK DA.nY Ban
SEE-'Pnie s'r With gold, says Shakespeare, il you
wish 10 atS current; 'rohes and ugsed gowns hide
a! and Fedora Wh'egety tliirg the adg.ce CT the
hard OF Avon. Oar opponents are not pertains platrg
SIN wt' gold, at 'ras they DO not call il I sn but
they are about doing he next thing To 1t That old
grey nj 1910 is brought from ais LAIR which, We
take ~ IS BON sin aud shame 10 be lilt ID out IN
suit ol eo'do be Vanished and .acque:ed Ike CHI
cas;net aad 10 te hung about with chenille aud
wfeaths OF roses. lie is h be- polished coon fit to-
preschttion IN drawing room, and 10 be dashed with
sqrinkIng Of tha; ''t.au de- c, !cgne speci-
men of which vas recently seat TO Nj. Clay at hsi..
land "The monkey who had been learned TO dance"
will b, nothing. regards both and graccg 10 the
improved edition Of lie coon who is 10 be 4 Garnet coon
hi 10 nest' among lounges and oomans-a sweet coon
quite CUPID OF coon. To prove Tia. are net ms-
taken IN this assertion, attention cques 10 The sub.
joined extracts relative 10 the '.WhG Blnnef" 10 be
presented at Baltimore 10 that section OF country Which
SENDS he greatest crowd 10 the Convention tai!ords
glimpse OF tic programme for ISL, and in readlngi;,
The atmosphere sstns rcd lent with p,nltum and
perunery silks AMI sat;ns rns,!e the wind ana the
mind eye in anticipation, sees II were, that once
rusty and ragged coon, a.rayed broadc5ih and en-
hrodery wi:ii pair ct gclt specta.l5s upon hiss ar
ceu! nose. II may lie Presumed, tao, that promotion
o! sfnlr kind, vii no! be denied 10 the hatd-cider
barrel snd rou. los ca0in There certiinv must BE-
chenille, tringcs, drapsry and ldng store Tor them
as preparation iof refined society. The ''slrar OF
The lltch should a. sast be sllcn cord, aud In.
burg o: ne bake. ,:ay clam the adornmeat OF toy-
qHct.
"TrE WING Ba.xtR.-1o the poli:eness Of sIr.
Lew Fahaestock, Chairman If the Hng Banner Com
mac, indebted 10. tie foil 1wlrg description Of
the splendid banner preparing Cor presentation
the delegation having tle largest proporonate mum.
Der in tit 'ndancc II the Young Mems Convention
from any State but Marylant.-[ 9motcea H1ig,
'The committee appointed 20 designate aud procure
the banner be presented on behalf Of ~, Hhirs Of
Ral IN a. n ton, m
Wing National Convention OF Ratification as hall have
the ilgrst proportion nunber in attendance having
IN view the Whig population of the several s:3tes rs
tested the Presidential election of 1910 and HER
lave distances from this city, have decided to procure
one, of which the following description and exp!a-
nation:
'1he banner will be painted on satin On the front
side will be painted portal, o. Henry Clay OH a
shield. supported by two female iiguves-the one
the right Agriculture, supported by shea OF heat
the The LEFT, Fame in The act or recording The
many noble, useful and patriotic in the lie of tia,
great American statesman and pariC An eagle perc-
cd on the top OF the shield wa represent tie arms o
the United States, supported By Henry CLAY On tho
back ground will be painted appropriate embems req
resening agriculture, commerce, MANUFACTURES and ;he
mechanic arts aud below the vgncte sill be painted
gold, two cornucopas, the fruit ond flowers contain
ed therein painted in natCFal rolos al. intended 10 10
illustrative OF the abundance prosperity and General
beneficial effects that wi.i dow from ne eslabi,s. Il
Of h4 measures advocated by tie Wing party, wiih
Mr. Clay a, ,'s ad Pa:t of The font side Of III.
banner Ill also be richly emhroida.cd with chenille
"On ire $ de VII b. ra;, d IN the form OF
wreath the coat of-arns Of IA" sa,cs o: ;nf Union
connected by richly raln!oG and gilt @cr!; inside o.
the wreath thus formed, viii be Pr MED an apptop1ot.
motto.
"The top piece, usually cars sting Of round S.ainlt
od, ci be something entirely unique, being in the FORA.
of broad bow, highly cared wiih fruit flowers g.,
and richly gilt The i.ings DE- 7e:y a.d other osna
mena! work, will be Of the most splendid descn1-
ton.
"The banner will lie supported by staff cut BIZ the
hands Of II. Clay himself from the grow, Of The soil of
his own Ashland On The tpr .! The s,sf, over the ban.
ner, will be PLACED, plated with geld The Roman s
ces or bound reeds, repesentrg tie unanni,v Of III.
Wing party and helr deteril n.tion 10 MAINTAIN iny;o-
late the L mon of tie Sla,cs
"The design is by 3ir. Wm Cullat: q superior a.
til Of this CITY, 10y whom WI Do painted. The ar
rangeinent Of the banner embroidery, Trimmings &C.
wi be executed under III. direction OF Nix. JOAN Gcd,
The entire COS. Of the banner w,ll he abcn; $500
All his rs Characteristic Improvement on the cll
idea. The hickory pole was ronGh piece of timber,
tough, straight and strong, with l!r Of polish; brit
the stick, cut by 'Mf Clay own hand, surpass,
in srenGor AM thing when has, of!at, Il AIMED n The
"potl,c eye It's adornme#'s, alonc, ere L. cos
":ichl Hundred Doiafs and may be DON'T is-
tisr ~ touched ny anything Of Sc exquisite
licacy, than the tip ol French KID glove
Il 10 b., par ,rccfnfs the "Dcndg HANGER, ~ wave
IN 5,usiIing naiesy e aseG ,.c Of al ire dan
dies i.ata dandy Correction can gsther together. M
one can deny, indeed, that tie w.irle ;raer s the
every dandy and i, may ~ inferred tim, TIE song 20
be sang the son, VII lave cr It's chorus The
inspiring reiroin OF
''iiandy- Snaadr,
JACK a-daIdy,