Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

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~ prsdie.. '..|.rr ~. 6sty 81 ,hs' F.
spite Of shsif l.|...' t|. I,lf disposed g al
lhat il ras failure n n DE facts wiz ..'-..
by give c. lsr to sueh q. .bsurdiiy.
Ths xhiEs e The : U6,errifed Prscinel '''.
Cd By gallapl band fr1n MARYLAND, 81. ..||
EIn great napbes. and % good DEE. ga ,'.|
The arrival = shs Cars fson FisfPers- Z "a
iEinchfsi|,' |hs procession was forus@ =
'71.'.|i r1,f NJ he rprn.| ~ COL ol.'.. a.
f....| fbief N1i,1,| tpL ctzrl. H.r.
- Al. i I Bsmifsne|. CAP, g. N >sP-
4 pingt6h. CIR. John Re John G. UnssI6. and
EAnihOhy Kennedy. Esa u he lolIoving ordsI
4 Sf.pheds,own Dslsgaioq
MounIeaon rshieies arranged fefIhe Putpdse
with he l'lfbafies q, york on her sssetpI
platforms. ID he foil wing ORDER
!. Pofifansf Clsy - nericau FIas- lawn
by horses pnder charge Of Cap, }. A. P Eat
Ter.
q. ship rlay- Cap. NeGuite. Washington
eornty, Md
;. German Rand Of Fisgsrsiown.
4. shephefdsiown GIee Club.
5. BIaekspilhl Banner-'slrike Ehlle the
irons hot
6 weavsrs--'The Tariff makes Us loom
strong FOR Clay
Z. TaiIors-sWel giEe EN- stitch iEOw,
and in November wen basls them like '4O.'
g. shOenakers-.At the last, We are al tck<in'
strong for Clay. $500
o. Tanners Banner, side OF sole lealher--
i'These are The times that try mems souti'
/ 10 Carriage Makers-'The LOcos have bad
liz trtd The ,shstis Of government; Wen disk 'em
for H.
i IL. csbine. Mskers-'Clsy made good
Fssersiay: He most be the Boss Cabinet Maker
- carpeniers-s' plain this bOres. the
Locos, and eugsrs well for Clay
10 Threshing Machine AIalers--LooklOui
Lccos- thrsshing iIme's coming
I Ia. Giee GLIB
Unalitrsbly firm,
/ Unlerri1ed we come
/ Is. six horse wagon load Ct Eoys-iEiole
on, Wings, until We grow OPP
HinehesleT.
i ol6 Winchester Clay Club-BanneF: A large
spread Eagle. with the words, we come 10 The
rescue Of lhesCohs.iluiion, and to do justice Il
the sisn who have done justice 10 he Country.
Ion The reverse-swinchesie Clay Club Mel
and Principles-aoi men only.'
| IL. Winchester Gee Club Banner on Amer
can linen-@The same Old Coon &c.
Is. Berkeley Clay club-Banner: Virgins
expects every man 70 do his duty-old Bsrkele,
will DO hers On the reverse, the nanes Of
IGates, Lee, sReatingen, I756.
10. Harpers-Ferry Clay Club and Glts Club
20. CharIesiown Clay club.-Bsn4er: 4
Portal, tf Clay, With Virginia win not disowr
her son., Reyefse-'Protection.' H
81. Citizens aud others in Carriages.
Ia this order, the Procession moved. dow
Congress street, and into The Main street. pass
ling from wcstto East, with the music Of ibe Ha
lgersio wp, She pherdstow n and Winchester Bands
aided by he inspiring notes OF that unrsalle'
q 6fer, CunniDshsm-and the scene eDlisened b.
The merry songs OF The Glee Clubs.
Thus arfsyed, and presenting very interest
ing spectacle 10 all who had moi too much vine
gar in their composition. the whole mass FRO
n 4 q -, Al. Co.. n 81
nuuuIeus " tsuI0s rDrn -s,svnuslss ,.ssez,
ready eongregated. |.
Here the organization was completed. Maj
J. F.Hsmirsmck called the assemblsge toorde
from the stand erected for the purpose, and pre-
scented from the nominating committee the fol
lowing isi Of officers OF the day:
Prrsidtnt-HENRY BERRY
Hrs-Presidsats-W VILLAIN Grsntham, John s
GalIsher, William c. worthinglon, BeRiamil
7. TOwner, william F. Turner, and George B
Stephenson.
Secretaries William b Thompson, AlexsL
der R Boleler, Samuel BreiteDbaugh, and Johr
F. Smith.
Mr.. Berry made 40 appropriate opening ad
dress, congratllating the w higs on the cheer
ing prospects before them, and onthe gratifying
display Present.di1nder the encouraging smiles
Of the fair who had honored The occasion with
their preseneel
Mr. Berry then introduced THon1s J. Me
KHc, Esq Of Cumberland, Mary land, who en-
tertained the attentive auditory with one Of hi
haPpiest efforts Of argument and humor, for a
bout an hour. +.
REyERpY Johnson, Esq Of Baltimore, mex
took the stand, and delivered one Of his power
full Constitutional arguments on the great ques
lions presented and sustained by the Wing par
~. Mr.. J suspended his remarks for half al
hour, 10 give time for dinner-and concluded q
about half past three oiclOck--having susiaiue,
his high reputation as public debaier.
The President next introduced Jonx P. KEN
EEpT, Esq the distinguished member Of Con
gress from The City q Baltimore. Mr.. Kenns
lay made most able and eogeni argument il
defence Of Wing messuresand whig principles
aud Ieft 4 very sgreeable Impression upon hi
tiS-ge auditory. III
The meeting then adjourned At about o,
\ clock. The number has been variously eslima
ted al Il ON two 10 three thousand-yel what
ever may have been the exact amount, there
was enough 10 the scenes o.. the day to crafty
every Mig heart and give assurances Or re.
suit not less crafty ing than in 1870.
The several ,Glee Clubs contributed much 10
the good feelings Of the day, and at an early