The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

has been done offlcally-l will give you the mot
were placed in the rotunda Of the Exchange but
| which are now 6 II. nj J being formed in a grand
procession-New York heads the
LIST Delegation. Muslin banner-"New York Delega.
ton" Loihian's brass band
LIST Ward Democratic Clay Club Portrait of Henry
Clay-wth the state arms.
y I'd Ward Clay Club, (NY) Plain satin.
9TH Ward IN. " Republican Clay Association, 1874
Reversed-P'rrait of Clay. Motto" would rather be
Democr ratio Clay Club, 7th Ward IN ~ founded isii
Device Portrait of Clay with implements OF husbandIy
have wished the good opinion Of the so wVI a
have attempted to gain it by any low groyellng &C
ANY or % ri ga aUH OF
the duties which owed to my country n-lI. Clay.
sitting Ssnk 81 isTb ta
rcan Industry !" another 4" Pioneer Club, 9th Ward"
, M Of Clay s9eirsed with everg,esns
Device Portrait Of Clay. protested by the Goddess Of
Liberty. Motto" The Star Of the West the Star Of
n SRs OF Stars last in the time OF
10Th Ward Democratic Clay Club. instituted lsal.
ing capital likeness of Clay. with Indian standing
the Falls of Niagara Motto to Harry the Star
ton of the proceeds Of the public lands term tariff
OF revenue and protection to American Industry"
Of Isy clay cSo to aesy
| Clay protection to American Industry"
@ Ward Clay Club D. view Of Ashland
| Kent County Maryland" The Blue Hens Chickens"
Souny for Henry Clay
| 20 are again lighted"
: Ward Philadelphia Portrait Of washington First
| in the hearts OF his countrymen."
Zone OF the largest delegations present is that from
BnghamPton Droome County; they came in large ark
floating down the Susquehanna distance OF 500 miles
Another large one comes from Kentucky on foot all the
way.l
Next in order was the Tenth Ward Albany Clay Club
"a full length portrait of Clay painted in blue satin
| Delhi, New York-Presented by the ladies Of Cecil
I p--( nj ihartv Mntfo We d..
Light to honor those who guard eur liberties"
Delaware Banner presented by the ladies of North and
| South Milford. Device-Farmers going to Mill.
virginia-"The slashes of Hanover" Device, Presi-
sident Clay" Henrico for Henry Clay"---Log Cabin
ls44 $40 900 and sheep sheep walks-van at home"
Richmond, Va-A sailor mailing his colors to the mast
Virginia still claims her Son" Reverse, Clay and the
Pttsburg Goddess Of Commerce. NaiDo Protective
Tariff"
Deaw = Device Harry ., Ne !laugA-Cocks crow.
ing over the Fox Of KndeIhoon. Motto speed the
Full length portrait of Clay feet by g. from the easel
of Nagel, Of Philadelphia, a capital likeness.
HagerstownA live coon and all the delegates dressed
North Carolina-Por,rait fClay. Motto, North Car
the from her
that wnks--a wing that wearies-a heart
that never pales--our country, our whole country
Made of crimson velvet funse ed with gold.
Cedar Ward, PHILADELPHIA banner of foliage, with
stuffed coon and owl, .urmounied with half moon;
son akirg leave Of his soldiers. Motto Gentlemen, if
you over come to vncennes, you will always find plate
and knife and fork at nay table, and assure you that
you will never find the door Shut and the string OF the
latch pulled in ="
Ladies Lancaster the friends of HARRISON and II
form" Womans offering upon her country altarthe
blessings of thousands Of women and children
| Harrison and his gallant army"
| Lancaster Clay Observation-Disclosures boy riding his
grist to the mill Motto The Mill Boy Of the slashes
=" The vicors bear the palm T"
Lancaster" Good for 5000 majority for Harry Of the
West-Lancaster county, the Gibraltar OF the Union"
| Central Clay Club, Cecil co Md-Devicc, Eagle Mot
TO-, PRO Paria" Presented by the ladies OF Elkton--
| "Pick your hints and try seain"
Cecilton,"unted and unninching. The patriot farm
er Henry Clay. the Champion ofLibtrty."
Kentucky.-Hemp banner with tow fringe Device,
Stripes and Stars Motto, modify the vetoA Protective
: Tariff. U. S Bank, and the Land Bill
Burlington, Vt-Device, Eagle Motto, Harry our
call"
, Bladensburg Clay Club Device, Battle Grpund-ln
: dams in chase of the enemy Motto, mo standing army
OF 90 900 in time of Peace" Reverse buchanan ant
the Working Manwe will reduce wages to the specie
). basis"
Dover Del "A neat little banner with wreath of
embroidered by fair hands. Motto
For the patriot chief'
Observation-Disclosures, State Arms. Insignia, "Old
Connecticut Henry Clay supported by the Goddess OF
Liberty and the Spirit Of Prophecy Motto Protection to
Trenton From the ladies' TO the Wings Of Trenton,
July 1870 Device, Goddess Of Liberty holding an urn
out Of which the American eagle quafiDg draughts OF
liberty Motto ln war without fear in peace without
reproach !"
CEDAR ward fhiadelphla Presented by the wings oil
other Wards in token Of their glorious and unexpcct
eddy large majority at the October election in isio Re
verse, magnificent portrait Of Clay by Woodside with
ship in full sail asd implements Of husbandry. Motto
Henry Clay, the Champion OF American Industry"
Tie Prize Banner at the store 1903 Baltimore street has
attracted thousands Of ladies' and gentlemen. 1t is the
most gorgeous piece of skill and work manship got up in
the banner line. II is designed and painted crimson
satin by William Curlet for the wings OF Baltimore al
expense Of $500 On one eide is good portrait Of
Clay supported either side by the genius Of commerce
and manufactures Reversed represents the motto, The
Unonour strong Defence mpregnabe to foes, priceless
to friends" encrcling which the 20 States with in
sigma. It is richly mounted with gold lace, fringe and
tasses and is altogether most splendid affair The
staff which supports hears engraved piece of silver
"Ths staff cut for this banner by the hands Of Henry
Clay from the growth Of Ashland" Presented by the
Wings of Baltimore to the State Of - the delegation
from that State being prororionably the largest in the
Young Mems Wing National Convention Of Ratification
held at Baltimore May and, lsi4"
al Thousands are yet their winding way, and
as we return, are met with hearty cheers on an
h nouncng the choice Of candidates.
y Willis Hall, Esq, is here in good health.
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