The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

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[Cheers) Above that honored head you viii perceive
The paiuters skill has placed as twere thing of life
the bird of your countrys Let that too teach
the to which you and and all of u.s. this day
pledge ourselves aogether-soars like the eagle full
the no darkness to live inseeking the
Viper air with the worlds gaze on made for triumph
BY Its nature Let be to you as inspirations an EN-
blem OF perseverance ana Upward hope FIND IN the
proud prd Oh your native oress TRAITS OF the dauness
gaiianry which marks your champion ana wnch should
90 ever win men IKE you' ana al OF you
Take then, my fellow wings Of Delaware oud cheers
TINS trophy o; your ehtnusasm ana an
whch pears ~ was CUT IRON Asni1ha uoua Gneetns oy
let it find root IN the SOL 81 your commonwealth fon
have won t ysoc;t;oM h a. , rorrS 4. 10
only lchesr.l But bear in mind that il
~ put the pledge OF your ~ hs, saI GU
sus osnsn S maso V w''s vii not no antn~ 10
. St;a yS 81 an Won M The sS IF The Sb;s
line Victors here today in the friendly strife Of breth
rem you will be vcors hereafter when the contest hot
with the foe The banner which floats over you is the
brilliant pageant which will foot we know in equal tri.
called to the rescue. Take it. then, with you We COM
init 1t with pride to hands IKE yours ana when IN strle
shall cheer you ana IN vc'ory sha custer pvef YOU
remember that the wings oil the wing city OF Baltimore
shall be with you in sPiyour cause their causeyour
triumph their triumph
This elected loud cheers, amid which the banner
was presented TO the Delaware delegation
AT This moment n pickpockrt was arrested in the
ciow", wnio NJ 'ie"'eu 81 i az Us rovrd ,d
MIR. JOHN NJ. LAYTON men came iorwaLu' ana
was Loudly cheered. indeed, as soon as ne was
on the platform, he was cheered tremendously,
Here there were loud crlestor Nv ebster-Web
ster-W ebster- Webster"
Mr. Clayton then introduced Mr.. Ambrose
SPENCER to the meeting 1..t
Of '
announce what the convention had done. They have
nominated Harry OF the west as their candidate Tor
Presidency, Houo cneersy ana also neoaVre
my Se.c ~ ~ ~ C'o-e.'
~ no o syrest ~ Tho future n. succs!s Of
he cause certain Ihave thus done NV dntv "a
know that you will do yours And ! now bid you
adleu loud cheers)
Hon. Mr.. BrnRIEv, Of Ga. rose and said-He was the
Henry Clay Of Kentucky Cheers1 And nov tell yon
that ne mas yielded hse 70 the wshes Oh n e,ow GU
mehs hornrs md car hast arafu ron bv rsoJna
the letter Of Henry CLAW. Uheersl
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ing ms acceplahce Oh the noii''ha''oh' WHICH was
receiver WIN 'o"u cnev W..,,xov and Nov 1914
"''''' Gnu 'i'' '''''
hs ths honor IN actnow,edoe the recent of xour LETT
ter dated yesterdaymt Baltimore Commune atng nv nom
nation BY the Natcnalwhg Convention there assembled
to the people OF the United States Confdeny Deevng
that this nomination is in conformity with the desires Of
maJorty OF he Pe3p,e vi .n1 oteu Sa.es aooep. ~
ron nasn sense W u a ens am =; nUPnc;~~ ~
be r"mver,on NV accenance Of the nomination. 10 en-
nress the very great satisfaction derive from the unan
Unity with which il has been made
have the honor to be- with the highest respect faith
fully, your friend and isllowcitizen. II. CLAY.
Messrs John McPherson berrien Erastus hoo' D. Dur
nett VIM. s. Archer, ana hppot lawrence, &C. &c.
Mr. rose ana saa-m now becomes s my auty 70
,"aaS cu h~ The onventon Toud cries Of @
do W All YOU that are in favor Of that nomination will
saw "Aye.s
H.. ,h.r. yy.s q ,-emepdous ebort IF &C Ave -
M CrsvToN then made the same marks will