The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09
ALL HAIL POLK AN1- -DLIIAs.

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 We Jeff Je.se* Civ ves.er 'av in t1e II o'clock train for Bound Brook. small v4Ilaqs 1T S9marsetcoaaty. Tae caFs we ec-owdsd with the sturdy democracy ol this civ and ter ey, notwithstanding the 3 o'clock roue had been hfonget 10 an uncomfortable ex Ice s. From Jesey City To Newark slie cars we grreted with lou cheers from iha cleo toss, waving of haadke chiefs from the Ia. ..ies ala he liitle ones at almost eye " homes .eaA. When at Newark we were met by tie aa5r- lag democrats of that civ L5ad cheers were sent forth as the Newark delegation. Of that part which had not preceded Us, came in as an escort. Onward went tile cars to Eliza belhtown, and there we were met by the firing of cannon, the music of splendid martial band. and the sfantosiaa huzzas of ihe Epopulace. Here additional ca.s were placed on the track Cars of every descri1uoA, to accommodate the eager population, bent on attending tie mee.ing d Bound Brook. were brought lh reqnisilion. Ladies' carz-geni!e- HeH's caes--catle caEs-!reght eaes-bag- gage ca s-inteed every thing il the shape and form of a rail car WAS placed on the track !; and the long train, filled win the indomilabla democracy, almost to sa1ocaiou-in e all i above-with music aad bamefs-aith the Paiing and blowing ot taa locomotive, com men~el it's jna n2y toward the paint ot as- semAiaga As t pcoeee led. q mlt hickoty, pianed i'll front ol ftnme.aa hoa#e, woulI elicit q cheer; then aAelhe and aAoihef-. and aloiIe.-auda d eac.I house. aa.i ca ,a v!l- lage, ttIs wornan and chi lien WoHl se d ouj tae' graalla oi. making tlte wa l. joaAay ffom Ett1a 5ts4toYB to Baaad Book one ol e9a,ia8l eFtae fHg. s.A Hfate aalsv, good natl.edlv, aat 3tlcallY n9l. y SC af peTIP, never #ay bef) 2. said Wltg .siend "t oaes. {and t.4e 0 ly o4e Il t=fa wdHla aia, ;t# we we Q tiYiag ol al. 8ty. .e ea.s We.e oenamened win jag | aiaaal bla5ets. Eve ' co Hes of the eaad btoag glt ta he yiew II eteet hielary-e9e z ia sa4st's house was ma kel by Ala, emblem ot Polk Of Taaaes see. The journey Was cXeaing beyoad desefip- tioH-it was one oi enthusiasm anexampled- of determination never before evincad. l., ilctea7ed eur confidence, sJl was PtooI irre- sislihle of the csfajn sHecess of the re9tbl caa pa tv in the ensuing campaig1. I,nu m ahIa as the wet. we We Hot aigaed with the shouts fof N P 5lil and Dalas,n the stroi 2 Atzzas fo .. 0 rgou and FeXa ;n they tol.l 0. victory, a4tl who eaald he tlted of s ich precursors; Wee 3ull not When we arrived at B5und Book instead of simple fir ti9agaat nleetifg t seemeI as though the whole voting population oi \ w Jersey was semIad. \ tais point in the village was an q sembiage o. three thousand listening io democratic spNg-at that point one oi four thousaad lsten to d democratic speech f,om one who Ead tee9pa Elari on umn in l8l0-at t.li4, aasher two thousand, hearing the a wee of alol regolaioae cm.ionjng lhe young men against the wdF desgts ot the oi.i icde al pa-tY-a1d heae we iouad onf oil fiiend maiu Eaton. oi Galumhia, $ uth Cl'3lisa, ina heala -msl3n wagon, eloIaaa,lv di.cu sing lha oHl charge tila, Sau5h Cara- lnl was i'll favor of dsnnion, agiing with force aud effect the question oI anaeXat0n, p.oving beyond doubt lhe B .itISh tendencies of the whig party, aal ple1ginr h7 Sate for Polk aad Dallas by at least 50,Q09 m1jafitv. 4 IItle disalco we hea | the honest voice of that oi.lvetaan democrat, John H. Biood- o ], appealing to oll and y0aag, to fill np. if lheee was alolhef vacuum le'l. the ranks or Jaili sonian democracy. And d liule la'- ther, we discovered the never tiriag WrElt of Hahokea, on ma.ket wagon, relating tue mal- miaistation of Whigaly in the Jetset ale. h the town, on the banks of the Rariaa, OH the edge of the canal, Il wagons, oa ho osehaek were speakers, and each speaker an anleace. T4en iof three miles in cir cumfermce, the woods, the wales, tle noun tainside, wee dotted with carriages, ca is, wayoas and vehicles of every desc iptioa- The Delaware aad Rtitnr canal was spotted with canal boats, schoone,s and sloops, from various points, all decoraial wih democratic paaphemala, an each hal come filled with the inlomitable democAcy, IL was q sight
 indeed which could not lail to give IS joy. They came-
 ..-A Is th9 winls cone when 'or2sts are r'pdad.
 -As tlls waves co.as when a1vies 8ta sraad d.
 Bat we hal not vel arriveI at the paomi- neat point ofassem ilage Weha lseea nea.ly lol.l lhou aad vehicles 0. every de cfPuon- a5onttea ihoasaad hoeses-&e hal aeaaabout fifteen thousand Polk aal Dallas mel, besides the women and the childfe0. But oa the brink of the R,riaa we saw the rostrHm, capable of holding thousand people, iIIed in every nook and corner with tAe lalf gen- tleNonaa of atsstes Sate, ial their hardy defenders, and b4loge il, listening intensely to the eloqqaaee of oae of Jerseys lrnest and aJlest soas, eoncoafse eSeesdmg ten thou- Sand. Tae sigat was magaiiieeai-it was thrilling. All, Il all, we were never so as toashed Where we expected hundreds we saw thoasanls. Where we eXPected a mere alirmaiive.te te our nominations, we Witnessed the deepest and most intease enthasiasia.- Where we eXpeete amefe county Aes,ing' it was d congregation of d whole oaio and . pat of another. Where we expacled cold affirmation to part of our measures we heard the lond response. the anmsialabe plelge to the whole Polk and Dallas, "0segon aaa Fsya=,n ,.psoieetion loeff, noI 10 q few, "oppositio1 to distfhaNoa, to as-