Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

was The presentation of beautiful banner 'he
handiwork Of some Democratic young ladies' e,,! %
the village 10 Engine Go. No. = by MISS /" II.
son. and a replv on behalf OF the company ~
Mr. Chas A. Bovine. This whole ,llns MI. WI,
exceedingly neat and appropriate. Anu mn,,.
noticing these incidcnlalS must no.ics a,ro' !.
The tasteful outward decorations oi NY i 49,
beautiful wreath OF cverSrcenS susPenoeIh oor;no
the main street from the Otscso House, Deafihs
in the centre directly over the street, 'iie"i'i
wreath enclosing Transparency. ihscti'eo
''Polk, the Young liichoi.'
Dallas and Victory"
| The Oncontas were lIsl H. NJ. ,rd,,,
| cedcd by band Of music, traWh ~ io" and
colored horses. They had hickoI! .o,s ,.r ",
displayed tall one from WINCH nv'',, IJ;clo.
inscribed with Gov. Huhbards o"'s 80 ~
| ~" &c. ,r.,,,.;c,, bors
They were soon followed by the har'wicA pos
led on nv laroe body Of men IN a iour hoise
wagon-their motto
"Thc Harwick boys awake
Neyt came IN f,om the JIlst Young Hickory
tree h,rns IL, : I,roc number of the OtseSoS,
waving hickory bouahs. They raised The tree III
from, Of the Eaole cave three cheers 'ior iou'lS
Hickory of the West. Dallas and victory, anu
then picked nm The tree and passed on ni''h ~,
the circuit of The village This Is the way the!
mean to bring in Young Hickory OF The west
"The Young Hickory Association Oh l-aeieN>
An Immense deegation-cane nexl-preceaed
by a large vehicle drawn by four horses, contain
inr \ band Of music-a hickory Tree from among
whose hra,cbas streamcd The American nag III
scribed- ;,
"Pok and Dallas-Texas. Oregon and victory.
Now came on the Springfield and Milford ae-
locations in large Numbers, ana IN many III
s,anccs driving four horse teams. They display
"a llacs. hickory boushS and banners.
| simultaneously came in from the opposite III
rect;on the Burlington and Exeter delegations 10
the Time of 100 teams and more-(many oil them
tour horse teams.) preceded by band oil music,
and displaying hickories and flag Inscribed
"The Young Hickory Of tie West"
Another large delegation came i'll from The We>',
with flags and hickores but | could not iealh
whence. ,,. f.,,n
Worcester. Wc>liord, Decatur and Marrlanu,
preceded BY three poundcr-neX' by pahu % ~
music-ncarIy all with double team>->e.t Ed
with four horse lcans-diSplaring liag>, hicNo-
ries and banners. Among the inscriptions were
..-rbe Democracy Of Maryland always ready. :,
polk the Young Hickory, Dallas and victory
The Worcester delegation bore banner III
scribcd on one side
"polk, Dallas and the Consilulion-1exas ana
all Of Qregon--no co-parineIsnlp win
England.
Worcester Democrats.
On the other
THE Worcester Democracy UNCHANGED ana
,nchanaeable-Ou fathers Constitution
aNo r : Bank-no Dis,ribulion-no Assulnp-
,ion-no high protective Tariff, but dlscri-
ininating one
Cherry Valley and part OF We>tord next came
in-an immense Turn out-hcarhi3 Hays, hi'"o-
ries and banners, Inscribed
I'm and al them New York is with us.
The work il can he done
Polk. Dallas and Victory"
POLK and Dallas:
Democrats arouse! arouse,
Join gailv in The fray;
Since now YOU have glorious chance
OF Poltias Henry Clay"
"Eoual protection 10 all: Exclusive privileges 10
The Westiord delegation bore banner in
scribed-
The Democracy OF Wes,iori!
Hickory lis the besl.oi timber
To rail-, under next November"
In, will not attempt TO go further into detail.
II i enough 10 say that the concourse here was
such as fully 10 realize the idea OF the old song,
Your couldn SEE the town, there were so many
people" -, c.
: The procession began 10 move at II NJ, from
the Eagle crowds upon crowds falling IN as IL
passed along, eight and six abreast-here and
there the bands (oi which there were several on
the sround) discoursing patriotic airs-displayins
hickory boughs and banners, bearing embiazon-
ed the right sort OF doctrines-l noted few OF
NO Bank of the L. States"
Cup, Democrats, and at them! There is no such
word as fail in our vocabulary. u -M'rHr
Projection TO all-monopoles TO none"
"Be always sure you're right then 20 ahead
NO Distribution Of the public LANDS
"NoAsSumption Of State Debts
Blu, the prominent banner in The procession,
was one bearing large portrait Of Jas. X. Polk,
painted BY an artist Of This village,
MIR IA. p. Wright from one Of the best like
nesses in prin, OF the mainland inscribed above