The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-01
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STILL THEY COME!-ANOTHER AND
ANOTHER MORE GLORIOUS THAN
EvERll!
NEW YORK AGAIN /!
From Ttpelpe TO Sixteen Thousand Demo
Gratis assembled at Hamilton Old Madison
Speaking!
The rising of the People in this glorious old Com
wealth is Unprecedented in the history of the
country The flame of patriotism is onward, and
the People will in their patriotic efforts
until they crowned with victory The battle
cries OF the People LIBERTY, now and forever
We spurn the dctation of ENGLAND and her FEDERAL
allies
The Albany Evening Atlas says this meeting has
passed. and now that it is all over, there but one
feeling (of aslonishment) the multitude gathered
here yesterday 1t has in every respect surpassed in
numbers and enthusiasm all that was anticipated by
the most sanguine. We felt assured that we should
have good turn out, but no one thought of flood.
la the morning, for short time, the weather romis-
ell to be fair but about 10 o'clock it began to sprinkle,
and continued from that time to rain moderate
he indomitabe spirit of people for from quite
early hour they poured in from every direction, until
our streets alive with them.
The first deleg cation from Poo,i lille was headed by
sepenieen yoke of oxen drawing five enormous wagons
lashed together and carrying over 200 voters. THIS
naturally attracted great attention. filled it was
with the sturdy, haId.fsed democracy. This was
foowedby long train OF four and two horse teams,
carrying banners with
Farmers ask Protection"
''Pure Democracy and Hickory Strength"
" Young Hickory, Dallas and Democracy shall Tri-
umph THIS Is our Creed"
Each delegation was saluted on its entrance into The
village by nine pounatr, stationed near the head Of
the Park. Then the deega ions from Oneida
ir all their strength, headed by splendid flag in
scribed-
"Sangerfeld Young Hickory Club !"
"Sangerteld Banner: Polk and Dalasl"
A fine banner, with the lone STAR If Texas, and
Wight and Garjinern
We noticed a splenddly executed banner from Wa
terville, on one eide OF which was a steamboat
The Const tutloDl"
|" James X. pix, Of Tennessee, Commander
Below the vessel
Her sides of Oak
Her tiDbers ali of Hickory;
Her crew, the Club,
| On the other side Clay nearly as large as life
stands IN one corner with pistol, &C. and bond 70,
$1,000 attached TO his coat TAIL repeating to Polk
who is in railroad car in full blast for the Whit,
House just ahead the polite remark he made TO HIM
| IN The House OF Representatives. Polk replies
don't you see l am going with a rush ~ the fireman
who Is firing up with the true shagbark says al ss,
jim, this Hickory is the stuff TO ct up steam with
Nearly every wagon bore the stars and sripes with
Polk and Dallas" A magnificent banner from
Madison had on the adverse well executed portrait.
OF our national candidates, and
Madison Hickory Club"
Polk the Young Hickory, Dallas and Victory
Reverse an eagle bearing scroll Inscribed,
" The Constitution"
1t reflected great credit TO the artist who executed
the painting, aud was decidedly the most splendid
banner on the ground.
Marshall for revenue Tariff"
Texas and Oregon
Then came banner shrouded in black, for Rhode
island, WIN he arms OF that State reversed, and
The imprisoned Dor"
From Eaton there came an almost interminable
procession we noticed Ia hit horse team mounted
by boys dressed IN unlorm-it consisted of several
wagons united, and the sides surrounded nv n large
cloth painted In Imitation Of the port holes of man
oi-war, with
baston Democratic Association
Junior Observation-Disclosures
g Polk and the Constitution
Against Bank and Disttibution.r
Then came the town OF Brookfeld, headed by
the Clsrkyie Band, and it seemed as though eve,y
Democratic voter IN the town was present Thew
bore
"Clsrkville Delegation"
North Brookfeld, Polk and Dallasn
Wright and Gardiner"
"oregon and Texas
Brook6ed Delegation
No United States Bank
U.s. 600 reward for "a Wing Promise fulfilled
Then from gallant otsego, came the
West Edmeston Democrats-we are bere.r
Otsego is IN for the banner.r
The White House can't be rented TO Coon,ry "
without the vote Of Silss Wright the Tariff could
not have passed.
One banner bore
1--WE like the Maine Argument
which you may be assured is here considered most
convincing one. stockbndge was on hand be,deJ
by a ten horse team, with
POLK Dalla. and our county,
White House, shoylr
Then banner surmounted by live coons pcled;
"Pine Wood Coon Catchers."
The old Federal town Of Ca1enovia was r.,,.
sented by the largest delegation turned out fom
that place 10 attend Democratic meeting. On one
OF theIr banners we noticed representation of bick
DRY tree, below the tree was,
"Polk, Dallas and Terssp
Lone Star Of the South"
"CarrDovis Coon bunier.."
Then another banner showing the D,mo,,,d,