The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-25

full Band of Music.
Tranpnsneies Of POLK and DALLAS.
The Committee of Arrangements on horseback.
| THE AMERICAN EAGLE--wings extended, with
the motto:
| Beneath thy tcings die in thy offence"
OFFICERS of the CITY on horseback.
JOHN TYLER.
Motto Well done thou good and faithful servant. "
designed by C. w. By
Flanked by four separate transparencies.
Veto No. l.
Veto No. 2.
Veto No. 3.
Veto No. 4.
The Mayor and Aldermen of the City in open Ba-
rouches.
AN ILLUMINATED SHIP.
Her masts, spars and rigging luminous with pendant
lghts-on one bulwark the motto
" We hare met the enemy and they are ours :" on the
other 3" Free Trade and Sailors Rights"
THE PALMETTO TREE
On the top Cock-at the foot Coon on his back.
Motto: Emblem ofJauen Whiggoy.
POLK'S SENTIMENT.
Equal protection to all the great interests of the
whole Union"
A TRIUMPHAL CAR,
Brilliantly illuminated and bearing the following
mottos. Towering above every other was the
DEMOCRATIC CREED.
" Free Trade Low Duties No Debt; Separation
from Banks; Economy; Retrenchment; and a
strict adherence to the Constitution. John C.
Calhoun.
Ours BY RIcHr-HASDs OPP.
Congressional and State Representatives in
Carriages.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Motto. "True to the core-not Wing in her Lee
glsature.'
Young Mems Democratic Association
Bearing their beautiful Banners.
TRIUMPHAL CAR.
With band of music, drawn by six grey horses,
bearing transparencies, with the names Of the
DEMOCRATIC STATES OF THE UNION,
Streaming from its top.
The American Ensign, and in elevated position
NEW York
ALL (W)RIGHT.
Citizens and Strangers bearing flags and torches.
LANGDON CHEVES
His sentiment" SOUTHERN RIGHTS and
SOUTHERN WRONGS,
The first 10 be mantained-the other redressed"
WHO is JIM POLKi
President Elect
WHO HEADED CAPTAIN TYLER
Picture of a fat Coon-ls40.
Do. do. poor Coon-lSi4.
Portrait Of General JACKSON
His sentiment" Leave your friend and 20 for your
country"
LOG CABIN,
| Eight feet long, elevated on a high car, drawn b,
| two borscs-roof fallen ip-windows out-the whole
tumbing into ruin. A sign-board nailed on it, witt
the words TO LET, /" and on the top perched at hi
ease A GAME COCK.
THE LONE STAR.
1t shall never sparkle in the Cross Of St. George
TRIUMPHAL CAR,
Decorated with banners and illuminated.
Bearing soft, GEORGIA,
"When TRoUP sounds the charge"
Victory follows the onset.
Citizens on Horseback.
The procession was Of great length, and the spri
| OF those who composed IT, buoyant and Joyous
until it was dismissed. A salute of 100 guns wa
fired during the movement Of the procession, at th,
Citadel square and Battery, by Volunteers from III,
different Artillery Corps Of city, under the drec
ton of Captains Lalsne and Wagner Among thos,
who contributed 10 the spirit Of the scene, were abou
one hundred and fifty sesmen, and as the gallant fe
lows waved aloft the " Star Spanpled Banner o
their country they rent the air with their loud huz
zas. Individual patriotism contributed most happil,
to the brilliant scene by the illumination and decora
| ton OF private dwellings. There several in
| stances IN city, and we have not space 10 par
ticularize, will not inyidiously discriminate w,
| cannot omit to mention, however the splendid an
pesrance presented by the mansion Of our respecte,
and patriotic fellow citizen, Winborn Lawton, Esq