Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-05-16
s.WESTERN NEW YORK GOOD.
FOR ~ 600 MAJORITY FOR CLAY

INTEREST," tudu tuo REPRESENTATIVES liCt
Broome County, Who came down on tn
noble stream Of the Susquehanna, from
I the town Of champion. IN rude ark
4 which now lies at one Of our wiarves.-
i They left Binghamplon OH the l5.h ulli
mo, and arrived here on Tuesday jus
twelve days after they left home.
A They had with them a beautiful ban
ner, presented by the Ladies. On on,
side vas inscribed 17 DOS sa
sour cause our country, liberty our crest
Our battie-cry is Harry of The West" '
! Then followed the delegation from iht
battle ground ofthe Revolution, the eve
honored State Of @ ego eHi r. hrs
| NEW JERSEY.
| e In their van they bore The coat of arms
the representation OF The broad seal. which
her sons have shown may not DE violated
with impuui.y. Beneath the coat of arms
were these words, in alusion TO the SOL
diers of the Revolution. who gave up their
lives on her battle fields, and now lie EN-.
bowelIed in her soil:
''Where'er we tread, It's haunted holy ground
No earth of thine is lost in vulgar mould.'
The delegation from this noble State.
which is honored by the selection IF her
distinguished son-:hat worthy venerable
and emphatcally good man, THEODORE
FRELINGHUYsEN, for the Vice Presidency
carried in The rear richly wrought pain
ting of the escutcheon of the State, with
appropriate notices.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Then came the muliitudinous delega.
lion from he old Key Stone slate, bearing
in the van, the proud banner Of the State,
with this motto appealing 10 her sons by
all The recollections that gather, and ever
blossom around the names Of The fathers ::
(" Think through whom
Your life blood tracks its parent lake
And then strike homen
The Philadelphia city and country del
egaton had banner, on which were
these words: Betrayed but not dismoy-
ed" Thisspiri,ed delegation was among
the most enthusiastic in the procession,
aud sent up cheers upon cheers al every
post Of interest.
The delegation from Philadelphia Co.
Pennsylvania, had with Them bush, on
one limb Of which was "that same old
coon." aud on another a night hawk on
the top was represented" The silvery
moon shining on that same old coon."-
1t was altogether rustic and novel affdir,
and created much meIrinent.
The Lancaster city and county. Penn
sylvania, delegation turned out in immense
numbers, and presented a most formida-
BILE front. They had with them FIVE ele-
giant banners.
The first bore the significant inscrip-
ton OIL one side" Lancaster Countyfhe
Gibralter of The Union, good for 5000
majority for Harry ofthe Vest" On The
reverse side was Inscribed" Lancaster
County Delegation"
DELAWARE.
Aud next came the delegation from the
State of Deaware-the smallest sister of
The coniederacy - The very heart Of the
Union. This numerous delegation, which
extended from square 10 square. seemed as
if the whole Wing population of the State
had come to join The glad throng of pa
triotic Wings, who now filled the streets
farther than the eye could reach.
They bore in front The stainless BAN
nor of the State, with this significan, ques-
ton below-expressive of what is expect
ed of the Wings OF the State, and what is
her position in the political battles Of the
country.
"Say!
Is not this Thermopyle p
Here ended The second division, and
The 3D. division was led by another Aid of
the Chief Marshal.
MARYLAND.
The arms Of the State were borne in
front with these words below;
:" Her land from plain to mountain cave,
Is freedoms home or glory's grave.
Then followed The mighty ihrong which
our good old State of MARYLAND had sent
from every portion of her land. The
wings of Maryland were not competitors
for the prize banner. They were the
girers' They offered 1t for the generous
competition of their Wing brethren of the
other states.
And next came, in mighty numbers,the
delegation from the redeelned county of
Misunderstanding display fstrength,
and evincing taste in their banner and
decorations. which may wei be their
boast in future days, as they had cause to
be proud Of them now. al
Here there followed a large car, in
which were five or six farmers at work
--some thrashing, churning. griuding,and
performing all the other work of the far
mer. 3s
The ever faithful and Jealous Wings
from the cities of The District Of Columbia
followed next. They carried a banner
with the seal of the Union and this motto
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