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2ln Ole freien uno unabbangisen er:
rpobIer BON Serfs Gounty.

2ln Ole freien uno unabbansisen er=
pabIer BON Serfs Gaunty.
Sreunos NIB Olitbiirser:
Oie fsbr litcrale llnterz
itiBuns, bic icb ts oer lesten SeberiAfss
3Dabl bon eu6 erbielt, mid auf reu 8es
riebt fesene, nup Die pislen Ihmeitheltaften
Scpeife Die ieb Ieitosm srbalten baten mid
fpeosr peranlaBt ein ganpoat 3u fein fir cae
9 b eriTss II ut t,
BON Serfs ganntp, bel Der berannabenpen
Wabl i'm hatbIten October, uno erlnebe eutb
baber abtunssooa UNI Cure Stimmen uno
Gnren einfn6. Sim 8al melnsr ermab'
lung Uerfpreebe itb bic nit Dem 2tmte berbnns
oenen pfiebten unpart,iiftb uno 3u enrer
polIen 3ufrieccnbeit au rfallen. Shr bic liz
berale ltnteritisuns bic ih bon gutb bel ei'
ner frhbern Wabl erbielt. ertatte ieb msnen
anfrie6tisen Danf, nno ib beae Die 5otf'
nuns, oab Sbr mid bsi Der naebiten 5srbit'
SWabl niebt Uerse6en rperbet.
guer seborfamer Dientr,
george 6ernant.
Neabims, W1ai e1. bm.
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"Oie 8r ritten baben 6 gon B o II
einaenommen! :"

Die leBte "l1nion" 5ci9t 5u tpelden
&unff9rifen Die eotofoeos 9e5rpun9en fino
ibre 3ut tlubt 5u nebmen, um ibre portei,
bic fat in sdn5liber SerSweifluns fib be-
finbet, su ermuntern. Mit sroben lbwars
gen 8ubfaben 9eoruGt lefea mir. "ers
fte 9alpe pom peffIihen pennfyIpas
nien"-Dann fommt elm 8ilo NIT einem
Seiberfaf, aus bem Der Seioer berauss
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u q b + t q, t.

SUIT srbaltsn am 9tobr BON 50 # uno
Srnber ein sro6es 9liIortement 9rcfnrr
2Baaren, Sps,ereicn SIas> uno 0ueenes
Daarsn, rpelcbe iebr fpcblfeil psrfanft pers
Den fir 9 aaral ,, uno allein fir 3 aarz
ss ocer i'm auetauib fir <ancesprccnfte.
0eaoina, mai 81. Snl.
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Onrhpirfte uno Sas9efrelf'e Gam
brlC6 am lppblfelleu Stebr.

SUIT crpalten eluise ssttreifte Spisens IL.
Stbwei5rr gambriee s9lcieben Srisen.
emtaiIunsen 0urhIas, faurirt unb ftblleb
te Slence, nno siniae lebr ft6ne OIarlaiAer
elnfadunsen, ,poblftll bei
Dm. Secder.
Neaeing, Mai 28. SIN.
oFMertt Die rrtbe SABINE bsim gcfausnib.
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81 y y t J { fe,
5d,ilo 3tlnr
"6plDe1tcu &Dipc1t-"

Die s(potbsfe unb 9russStcbr' pslepe 'ras
Der in Der Ofspennifrase, nabe 9annspauet'e
WirtbSbauis ssbaltsn ipuree, 1T nafb osr Suo
5tsn Strass, inifbsn jprn. 0sslop's nn0 Ssd oeh
Man1ions 6aus 5ootel perls9t ,porosn: "us
MsDiNnen ipsrbsn bort untsr bsr NutllDf hno
qeitun9 bes
Sr. Jerbimanb 2Dtpe1
prparrt, os(Fn psrl6nlbe @e9snwart uno
9ienlfe 9elibsrt worben uno Der allie feline Sslt
Dem @tabliflimsnt miomen mirc. Non miro
feline O1lbs fparen al9snsne Sefrieo9un9 Su
9sbsn uno fcrppbl dbte ais friitbs Msoijnsn
iu lisfsrn, fir Ollie bic bas @tabli0t 0tmsnt NIT
ibym Sufprube beebren m6aen.
Nerite pom Qanoe uno bas Yubllfun itno
ensslaoen ben 8orratb su untsriutbem ba ale
bsmiibsn Yrsparate bon Or. qowsn 9smabt
unb perIibert merben.
%. 9. Der bsribmts Grtraet ponfDilos
firfben Der fib 70 srfplsrsib fir als quns
9enfranfbsitsn er,piefsn, 1T we 9ew6bnlib bort
rein ucb unperfdlfbt Su baben.-@bsnfaas oaS
PULVIS MIRABILlS,
Elm bsmdbrtss !6eilmttsl fir Setter, Serofula
&C. &c. - @bsnfalls cine unfeblbare Sur fur
bic peils.
&sabins, Mai Ia. bp.
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Serfeb(t Die rotbe Saline ntht !

Berfeblt ote rotbe SABINE ntht !!
Die in Der 5tsu Sra6e, nabc beim Sefaua;
nlIe - Auftionss8itsr, .pcblfsil fir Saars
9so. - Stuff erbalten cine 8erlteoenbeit BON
neusn uno mcblfeilen @itsrn, po;u Die 9(uf.
merfiomfsit Der &dukr aebtunsspca srbetsn
miro BON 1Dm 3cpd,cr.
&saoin9, Mai %. 3m.
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2ln Ole freien uno unabbongigen er
pobIer bon Serfs Gountv

2ln Ole freien uno unabbangigen erz
wabIer Don Serfs Gounty:
Srsunps unp Mittlirasr!
Snpsm ib oft unb miecerbclt
auf9emuntsrt morosn bin, ourb cine 9rcbe Nns
iabl meiner Srsunce, bin ib peranlabt MD
@ub aniubistsn ais Elm @ancicat fir paS
9 beriMss 81 mt,
bsi bsr bsrannabsnosn @abI, uno srfucbs @utb
bobsr abtungspoll um Cure Stlmmen unS
llntsritiisung. Ca ib mdbrsno oes 9e9snwdrs
ti9sn Ssrmins ais llntsrsSbriff eswirft bas
bs, bin ib NIT ben Yf1ibten psrtraut 9spor.
Den Die nit benz 9(mts psrbunben Iinb.) limb
fcatst Sbr MIDI NIT elmer Nssbrbeit gurer
Stilllsn bssbren fo nil ib psriprsbsn eab Die
pfbten oes eria9ten Nmtes unparteiiib uno
Su @uur pollen 3ufrisbsnbst erfiat msrben
fcllen. Sb perbleibe NIT ssbhbrsnosr Nbtun9
Cur Srsuno uno sr9ebensr 9isnsr'
Jobn 9. Sbr6oer.
Neaoin9, Mai IA. 1914. b0S.
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Wertbpoles Grunoei9entbum
ium Drtp0t> SerfQuf.

Cine aotts @runo, entbaltsnb feb;9 Sus
Srcnt uno S,psi bunosrt itebenSia Sus tef an
Der Suo Item Strase, ndtbif bsim bsIiasn @is
tsnbabnsDspct 9elesen, uno an oas 9Bafbina:
ton SoauS Soctsl 9renjenc, wiro BON ben Inter.
tbrsbsn sum pripat Ssrfauf ansebctsn. 9(ut
osrlslbsn befneet iib Elm 9rdumi9 AwA
Smsiifofi9ss badifeinsnes 9Bobnbaus f::9911A
init an9sbautsr Sids Seller untsr iiiii:: IE
oemislbsn &c. Der plae 1T fsbr gut -
9esl9nst gum Sstrieb ir9snb sinss @sfbafts.
9imon Seyfert
&. =. Seismann.
Neabina, ben 81. Mai 3m.
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rinnt!! auf oem Safe liest elm toetet
Coon !! uno auf eben bieiem Coon fiet
elm frdbenoer 9abn ~! Darunter 1T
cine Oarftellun9 oer @Gttin BET 8reibeit,
nit Der Snibrift, "NlbmIiher Demo
fratifder Triumph !" @as 1T oenn
nun tpieoer los fraet ber dn9itlibe uno
neu9ieri9e &ieleibt cine su@un=
iten Der eofofOfos aussefallene Gonsrebs
gSabl2 Ssein !! Die lIno alIe fir ole
>Dbige sesansen. Die 9Bbi9s iieeten
in pttsbur9, ioIpie AUDI i'm 13ten Oiz
itrlfte; Jrgeno Gin Staot 1T fir Mar
tin Dan Suren beraus? Nibts!!
Connecticut, &booe Sslano, Warptano,
Sirsinien uno Neu yorf baben iitb Dor
furSem unter Die 8bi9, SABINE 9epfan5t,
uno Die 2(usiibten Oct eofofofos fino
fbleht, erbormIi6 fbIeht. Nun ,pas
1T oenn font uor9efallen, oob Die 1lnion
70 fdr6terli6 iubett gi,oer "Sobn 9an=
eod Oeforo" 1T wirflib Siirsermeifer
BON ltniontaun 9eporoen ct wurce nit
Is Stimmen Webrbeit erpdblt, uno er-
belt Die un9ebeure InSobl bon l3l Stim=
men !! !! gSer fann ieet no d a n
Der 6 rw dblun9 " ublenber9s
5peifeln? 6err Oeforo wiiroe fib
als Ganoioat fit Siee Yrd fioent auf Dem
San Suren 8ablSettel gut ausnebmen.
Oie nd6fte 9tobribt, Die mir wabrlebein=
li6 boren weroen, miro lein, ooB San Su=
rem ais @fapor bon &inoerboof, uno
Wablenber9, ols 6o6s 6sGoni itobeler Der
6auptitoOt bon Serfe Gauntp erlpGblt
poroen 1T. Bir arme Goons tbGten belz
ler ouf9eben, lpenn Die eofo fofos 70 iDren
8abls &ompf erofnen! (S. 8dbter.
%
Shreflibcr 500 Durcb &aGerlbeu
2lm lesten Wouta0e um etwa balb 10
ubr ltarb elm Seutiber oenen ytame uns
ais Ubrabam @eib aneeeeben woroen. elm
Wee9erfne6t i'm Sienlte ces SOrn. Yeter
6aud, gu Galr 9ibertp. einiee Weilen Don
plttsbur9. in Soloe zines SliIes Don Ell
Esm tOlen 0unoe. Der Suno bate ibn
Dor etwa gSoben in Die Naie oebihen.
Mon bate Su cerielben 3eIt cine piQe BON
Or. Mor1ono Don 9reensbur9 erbaIten,
.pelbe oeie ibredlicbe &ranfbeit bellen
lollte; olIein am Samitao ,puroe ct TT ranf.
I'm Sonnta9 wollte ct oas beili9e Ubcno:
mai nebmen. lparo ober ourb Den UnbliG
oes 9Selns in Qororlsmen perlebt. 60
oft iDm ipater nur etlpas su trinfen an.
9ebOten woroen. rerfiel er ieoesmol in
@utbonfdue, wdbrcno welben ct Die I'm,
itebenoen parnte. ibm nabe 6u fOmmen,
oa ct belben moebte. ST. bib in oas Sstt
3eue, uno menn Der Ooftor ibm cine Yiue
belbrln0en woute. bat ct ibn. feline 0ano
nibt Su nobe an ieinen Muno 6u brineen,
aus Surbt ct Tonne ueriubt weroen, ibn
su belben. eieben bic 8utbanfdue nab,
10 bat ct Die umitebenoen. ibn 5u eribie
Ben ooer auf lr9eno eine anoere Weile um' 6
eeben 3u brinoen, oa ct oas ibredlide 9ei.
Den nlbt ldn9er ertra9en fonne. Gr war
etpa 81 SABRE alt. (6reibeits. Sreuno.
=Gg=
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Scrbeirotbct.

-rur6 ren gbrw 6rm. Bm. pau(i, all,
l9rn Oiai, 5err GamusI 9BeissI nit Olib
Sultina Dieter, bon Greter.
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Ste StepenuesYiu.

2lm (Vstcn Sreitaa Der SiBun9 ber Staats
GIessebuns ,purbe pie Bill, ,peltbe oen Ssrs
tauf ber 5auptlinie bes Canals Der gnttbel
tWna bes Sclfe unter,pirft uno enen gar
Nou 8 Wliue fit StaatsSmefr leat, BON Der
Gonfcrcn, Committee bclocn Sdufern Urr9rs
feat. Snr lunabme beS Sercttes itanc rle
Stim,ne i'm Sauie eer Neprd(
81, Stems 81. D,e Dill wuroe auf einr se>
fobifte uno berebete BeIe bon ten Scnatcs
rsn Ol'$anaban, 9ar(tc, graia, Sabtitt, pill
uno Sialer Uertbeibi9t. Die 5crren ebamps
neps, 5cfman, &tboer uno Stcr.arrs, lpra:
tben aeaen Die Sia abcr obIhcn ite blnlttbt
lid Der Otitte(, Sreue nnp. Slauten ree
Staats aufreebt Al crbalten, ntebt einerlel
O1einuns batten, ,parsn bod allie cinitlmmls
aeaen ole WepuoiaticnsQebre. Ole Bill
paI(trte enolicb nit 90 geSen IL Stlmnen.
Cine SiQ fir Die Gnnabme ocr Serfs
@auntp ucberausaabc bon 8ellefncten, wur
be sleicbfalls paIftrt, 70 wie autb cine Dill
3ur Snecrppration BET Qeba Sant init elnem
Capital bon 100000 9baIer. 9ie Gtcfs
batter ltnb perlonlitb perantwcrtlltb acmatbt-
&lnftis Gcaen jece oret Olcnate so, 900 3bas
fer Neliefnotsn Uernitbtct perben. Sclaen:
bes lit cine fur,e lteber(tht Der Selranwsl
funssbiq. Oislelte maht ipeeiflebe Selo.
WV a""I'"SN ~J"f'f WV
fanseno am l. sunni, 1914, wie fclat:
1. Nesierunsefotten (ocr Sebasmeiltcr
bat ben sar auf alle Salarien, Die in
Der @6asfaiaer besablt wsrccn, at5us
Sicbsn) Die Summe BON ss20O,OO0
2. spenltonen uno Gei6ents, 47,O0O
S. SolfsIbulen, 100000
q. Serbederunssbaus, 1000
s.. YinpeusQnt 5000
g. Saub tummem AIp, 1000
7. SeD6bnlihe Hustc0eruns
acn al Camden uno gl en-
tabncm, 10000
s. Strabem> unb Saucrnbr0:
fen, $4,000
9. Die Soften rsr OampfPraft
ftno aus Dem Oampffrafts
Sono 3u besablen
10. Sufalise Hussaben ber Gu:
mai Scrp, 5000
IL. Sblsuieaz lDarter, gcaee.
tors, wasenm'r, Nnheber .
Shreiterlobn, 10000
IL. gbef Nolt unb Bill greci=
loren, auf beenoisten $inls
en-, fir Nrbeit uuo Wlateri.
alien 0cr pem 9. San. lS42,
init pro3t. Sntere0en all
nrfprinalitbe Greoitoren, 600, 700
Is. AuterorbenfllDe Nnspet1ti
run9en, niebt mcbr ais $4,000
IA SntsrelIeu auf Nellefnoten, $4,000
Is. Sntsre!Ten al cinbemlIbe
grspiioren, $1,000
IT,. SsrmiIchtc Nussabsn, 5000
II Salarien Der Dlili5ofiSicre, 5000
I8. StaatssBitlotbst, $4,000
l9. profell1onene 9ienlte, &c 64
20. Seihente al entla0ene
Strdfnge, GOO
2l. Nusbederunssn am Staate>
Olasa5n, 500
90. gcmmiiftewere ssr Ds!amars
gaual gcmpasnis Nussabsn, $50
%. Oetliebe 3ubtbaus. 5000
"a. wetliebe 3uebtbaus, 5000
25. Husbe6erun9 bee 6tfentlitben
Grunoes, 200
26. Anfprhebe fir SmtereGen O.fuus
oirten Sbuloen miebt 50
ilterlteiseno, aIf Certificate
batirt Dor benz /. Sebruar
1s41. ole Sumne bon $4,000
s7. 3ur Be3ablnns etmaiser pros
3eBfoten, 800 (Staats' 3eituns
90
"Oie 8.r ittett baben 6 D o II
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Stelt9tD1e 2(nsetae,

3ufclss zines, in fsnsr lsstjdbrissn Griai1ls
lung ab9sfastsn Ssfbuilss, bat iib bas "bsuts
fbs epan9eliIb lutberfdbs O(iniifsrum BON
YsHfplvanisn uno Den benabbartsn Staatsn,"
am Srnitatis Sslfs, Den ndbtsn 2. SUM, su
pottstaun in Olpnt9omsrp @auntp, Sur Sers
ridtuns fsiner @sihdfts, Su Ssriammsln Die
9ieosr oeGelbsn, uno Nas, bic eS anbslan9tbss
Iisbsn iib nob oieftr Nn;eiss ;u riebtsn.
I. 10. Eeiebert, Sbr. oeS Mnilfer's.
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louisville, Den IL. W1ai.


$oulspille, Den IL. Wlai.
2eeten Sienfao Habmttao wuroe
berbalb oes eanounosplase Der Sabre eli.
ne berSSerrebenoe 9reultbat uerubt. Sin
Oeutibeu Namens Sermann 0einrib
S6peeemann aus Sramibe bel Sena-
brtd, Elm iunoer Menlb BON Is Sobren,
puroe BON enem &entudier, Namens
Soples abiibtlib eriduft. Sbweoemann
balf auf einem Slob. oab einem eerpliIen
Uoams. Dem Sbwaeer Sowlee 0eb0rte.
Sretter auslaoen. Sin Sun9e bon l6
Sabren Hamens Oapls. Der ebenfalls nit
QueIaoen belbdftlet war. 9laubte, oa Der
Oeutlbe auf feinen Selifano rebnen
fonnte, ,pie ct ieibit. obne8efabr ibn NIP.
banoeln 5u f0nnen. ytlbts fonnte ibm
Sbweeemann reht tbun, uno unter be
itdnoioem Sluben warf ct &ndppel uno
Studen 6olS nab ibm. Sbweoemonn
enolib Ger Mibbanolun0en mGoe. erfIdrte
nbt LANCER arbelten au wollem uno oln9
an cen SluB. um feline 0dnoe uno Sdbe
5u paiben. @dbrenooem ct 70 befbdf.
tiet mar fteb ibn Sorplee in Den Slub.
aus tpeldem er lesten Mittwob alS eeibe
berauseesooen wuroe. Sei Der eeribtli-
ben unteriubun9 ereab iib, oae Oapis
Dem ibeubliben &erbreber rs Gents per-
iproben babe, penu er Ole Sbanotbat be-
9eben nOlle. Sonles Der M0roer uno
Dapis. Der Mitlbuloiee mubten biz sur
ndblten Sisune oes Criminal @erihts
ins @efdnonib manoern. y. a. >.
~
M orb. - 8on Sinolar. 6aneod
gauntp. in Sbio. beritbtet bic oorti9e Bel:
tuuo Der GARNER" unterm l. Wiai:
"Gefern paiiirten swei uerod6tie aus.
iebenoe&erle Su pferoe ourb unier Staot
ben. ibren g8eo norolib einfbla9eno.
Gine balbe Stunoe ipdter traf Der SberifT
Don 6aroin Gauntp uno Sobn Yarilb.
Elm Ginwobner BON Williamstaun in Die
fem @auntp in &erfoleun9 bon pferoe
oieben bier elm; ibre 8eibreibun9 Der
Oiebe, oenen iie nabauiesen i'm Seerifte
paren. ftmmte gang nit Dem Uusfeben
Der beioen perodbtieen &erle iberein, uno
einiee unferer 8ir9er mabten fib NIT
! auf oen Wee, um Die 8aleenuoeel einiu'
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2Eoblfeiler lpte jemals.
.Dr. cSacpb Wfdrfcbau

- grlautt t6 ben 8itrsern BON
8 Wsaoins unp ber ltmseseno ads
tunssDoa an5useissM ba6 ct cine
A neut Apotb in fsinsm
nsusn 5auie etabilirt unO er6ff'
net bat, III Der Otspennitrabe, brittle 3bIr
unterbalb Der gifentabn, no man fortwabs
reno sinen frif6en Sorratb Weoislnen, BON
osn porahslietiten Orusiiten perfertist, fin.
psn miro, au tiaiaen preiIsu.
Nsaoins, 4pril 9. tb.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07

From the Hartford Courant
A WORD TO OUR BRETHREN.

To-day we welcome the wings Of Connecticut 10
this city, to deliberate upon the best means for
our energy in the coming election.
The tidings which come 10 our cars from the
four corners ofthe Union are full Of encourage.
ment and hope. The Wing party are rising like
q strong man after sleep Treachery has done its
work in their midst,and now is reaping ii. reward
Of infamy, in the silent though scorching conicmp,
with which the treason is marked the popular es.
tiInaton. The feelings Of an outraged and indig.
nant party are working their effect pretty quiz
city, 10 be sure, but in a manner which must
be like scalding drops upon one who feels that
he is under just condemnation.
The arm Of the Wing party however, is not
paIsied by that in6deitv It is now in motion,
and its motions are felt. The Wings are refreshed,
and are bracing up their energies like amighiy
conqueror. A sentiment is inspiring its energies.
|, is an impulse Of liberty, and is written high on
our banner. "Uuion of The Wigs for The sake Of
the Union" Let US rejoice in the feeling inspired
BY these words of patriotism--and let the Wings
who assemble in ours midst feel as though they
were organizing to form into the grand and brill.
liant march to victory. The Wings of Connecticut
have noble work to do. We have 10 redeem
our name from the tarnish which rests upon it
We have to do our part in the proud work of bull
ding up the great interest of American Labor
We have to pay our just tribute to the fidelity Of
the American Statesman Let, then, the sympa
hies of true and earnest freedom thrill from heart
to heart among the Wings who to day swell the
population Of our wing city. With union in our
purpose, and union in our organization, theWhigs
of Come ctcut can pass through the approaching
election with honor and mngle in the triumphs
which are in store for the great wing party Of the
union, the consciousness that our duties have been
promptly met, and CALAMITY performed.
Be OF courage then wings ofConneccut. We
this day, shall do something in disciplining our
selves for the work we have 10 accomplish. Ou'
brethren in Maryland have just given US speci
men of Wing workmanship of which no Wing
need be ashaued,- work not only to be con,
menced, but to be initiated. Shall we not respon'
to the voice of encouragement which comes swell
ing along to our borders? Fidelity 10 ourselves de
mands a, our hands,lhe return of a like organzatio
10 theirs They expect it, and we shall not be s
recreun, as to disuppoint their expectations
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
VOL. 5O..-.NO. 10.

harder Hands to defend One Banner from
Windsor was written a sentiment which seems to
be pretty universal in this State, jus, now. "IAs
Sin5bie Land again on Fire" From presen, APP
pearances, we think j, can be burned over again.
with the Banners floating and the music accompa-
nying some Of the delegations, 1t was scene to
awaken anew the enthusiasm Of every true Wing
heart lie, us keep "our Banners on The outward
wall"
A number Of fine bands of music were present
at the Convention, which discoursed mos, excel.
ent Music, aud Clay songs were sung.
Henry Clay Of course was nominated for the
Presidency.
In the evening" three resolutions were unan-
mously adop,,d-lst, nominating John Davis Of
New England for the Vice Presidency. 2nd,
expressing the pleasure Of the Convention in the
assurance that Daniel Webster is firm and stead.
fast in the maintenance Of Wing principles
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-03-07
CONNECTICUT IN MOTION.

The Anniversary Of the Birthday of Washing
ton was kept by the wbig Young Men of Con-
nectcut meeting in Convention at Hartford. The
Springfield Republican, which paper we are in
debted for the following account, represents the
Convention as most grand, enthusiastic, and no.
Bile one, cquaing any of The similar meetings held
during the memorable campaign of 1910. The
numbers of Strangers in the city is varously estimo
ted from TEN to FIFTEEN THOUSAND |
Excepting the great Bunker Hill Convention of
the 10th Sept. le40. this surpassed any thing ever
before held in New-England.
In the morning of Thursday the Convention was
organized in the City Hall, and the business CON-
mttee appointed A letter was read from F.
Lawrnece, Esq, OF Norfolk, heretofore leading
Locofoco of that town renouncing Locofocoi SIN,
and giving in his adherence to Henry Clay. In
the afternoon, the Convention met in the Court
House Yard, Charles w Rockwell, Of Norwich,
was chosen President A series of able and ell.
oquent resolutions was reported by committee.
and the Convention was then addressed by Elk.
Governor Ellsworth, Daniel p Tyler, of Wind.
ham, Wm. f. Robinson, OF New Haven, Z. C.
Bacon, OF Litchfed, and the Hon. w. W. Board,
man OF New Haven.
While Mr.. B. was speaking, Ex-Gov. More
head, of Kentucky, arrived from the South, (agree
ably to engagement)was introduced to and address
ed the assembled multitude in a most capital and
eloquent manner
The prize Banner, a very splendid one, was
awarded to the wings of Bristol, (n Hartford
/ County, they have presented delegation Of 293
that being the number ofwhig votes cast in tina
town in l840l
In the evening,the City Hall was crowded TO cx
cess, and Governor Morchead, and Mr.. Brooks o
the N Y. Express, made glorious speeches,wh
were received with great applause
/ In regard to the banners, of which host were dis
played on the occasion, we take the following from
the Courent Of Friday
Nothing has ever been among us, which com
pares with the procession which came into thu
city yesterday and day before, to attend the Con
yention Banners, borne on high by good ana
true-heaned wings, told The purposes and the de
termination with which they had come, banness gal
ly and beautifully trimmed on which were nscribct
in various ways, the principles which governs tn
wings in the present contest Nearly all these mot
toes contained the prominent sentmen, now ruling
the wing pany,the doctrine Of protection lol Amer
lean Labor, Protection, "Clay and the Tariff
s'Clay and Baldwin, ""Our Father let US free
soar Rulers shall not enslaye us" and SO on ia
variety Of ways which lime will fail us to enumer
ATE. There was multitude Of these banners, an
the skill aud beauty with which they were exeeu
ted, showed that fair hands had wrought ihem'f 70