The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-16

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Indeed the great mass OF citizens and those from
broad occupied the sidewalks and commanding Do
tions on the route naturally intent on seeing
than making part of it. As it was it was larger
and more brilliant than could have been anticipa
ted, and much larger than our whig friends are
willing to admit or would have been glad to see
We give such details as we were able to gather
! First came fine band of Music, of which there
were many.
Then the Banner of the Albany Republican
General Committee, representing a female figure
rising through clouds and pointing upwards The
motto
"Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers"
Next the carriages containing the officers and
speakers.
The +" Democratic Rough Hewers Club" of
Albany, with their large Banner-white with
scarlet and blue trimmings-one side representing
the figure of Justice with the scales and sword,
tssfrmonnting "a dome-in the distance shipping.
Motto" Equal rights and privileges. is all The
people ask for" On the reverse, an Eagle sur
mounting column, figure of Liberty her hand
resting on globe, presenting the North Amer-
can portion of it-shipping in the distance, and
the Independent Treasury" in the foreground.
- The "Big Broom
The celebrated Brass Band of N. Y Empire
Club.
The New York Empire Club, with magn-
ficent white satin banner, with portraits of Wash
ington, Jefferson and Jackson, and the motto
Enlarge the bounds of Freedom"
A cannon drawn by members of the Empire
Club, in uniform-(whch spoke, on the field.
enunciatIng Polk very distinc,y)-conmand'
by Capt Edgar Welsh, well known democrat,
The popular ond successful rival of Joe Hoxie.
A banner bearing the 81 lone star" Motto
Alone, but not desertid."
p A banner insc cribed Rhode Island "-shrouded
in Grape
Another, representing a>gallows, the rope round
the neck of cuIprit coon. Motto Tried and
convicted in NIainc-to be executed in Novcm-
ber"
Banner" Empire Club-organizcd July A.
1914"
Two live eagles in the Temple of Liberty
trimmed with flowers
Llken' SIS of Col. Polk.
Polk and Dallas
Thand and hammeI1
Wright and Gardiner.
Free trade and Farmers rights.
Adopted citizens
They come in our adversely,
We will not desert them in prosperity.
A weather cock, with two heads, representing
Clay with face for the north and one for the
south.
A Log Cabin to Let
Clay isagaiHst Anncxaiion-so is the British.
Democratic Empire Club.
4th Congressional District.
9TH Ward-Ironsdes Club-A splendid cmbroi-
dcred banner, the gift of the Ladies' of n Y
By Commerce we thrive.
Wright and Gardiner-Ironsidrs
10th Ward-Large white Satin Banner
10th Ward-Likeness of Van Burcn.
18th Ward-Young Hickory Club.
$1,000 for the real opinion of Clay on annexation.
Texas must be annexed.
White Eagle Club, banner representing sea
fght-the " Clay" ship striking under
a broadside from Polk"
1Ith Ward Democratic Association.
(shield)
18th Ward Democratic Association.
United we stand, divided we fall.
Maine-(Shirld)
18th Ward Democratic Association.
l7th Ward in the field and eager for the contest.
4lh Ward Jefferson Association, with the Wash
ington Brass Band, and Jas Conner, esq,
Marshal.
Peace, commerce and honest friendship with all
nations
Frontier Ward all Wright
The coon in 1910 (Er) and sleek.
The coon in 1914 "a skccton.)
Protection 10 all-Favors to none.
POLK.
5th Ward Van Buren Association.
Why did the wings defeat the one day Election
Bill?
9Th Ward Democracy
" Put your shoulder to the wheel, pray TO God
for success, and push on the column, n,"-JacksOn
German Democratic Association (Albany,) their
banner representing the Temple of Liberty.
Likeness of Polk.)
Brooklyn Empire Club-JefsrsOnian principles.
(Bust of Jefferson.)
Polk and Dallas (hand and hammer) Wright and
Gardiner
Stuyvesant and Coxsackic;
Polk pills death to Coons"-
Representing Polk scattering pills, and coons on
their backs
"Where is chat 90 day, and roast beef2"
Kinderhouk
evan is our strongest Poker"
"Texas-she was ours. and shall be again."
Utica Young Hickory Club.
DaIlas-Brilish influence shall not tri
umph in the American Capitol.
Youths Demo cratic Association.
Orskany Young Hickory Association.
Boys Young Hickory Association.
Poughkeepsie.
Amsterdam
0nward-Do or die