Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

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GRAND TAYLOR DEMONSTRATION.
The demonstration made by the trends OF
Gen Taslo, in this city on, FRIDAY evening
last was an that the warmest friends oil
the good cause could desire. About hau
pasl o'clock tic BIZ cannon sent It's voice
over the city. and very soon a crowd com
menced gathering at the Court house Wnch
gave prompt indioation that the people were
avake. In about haf an houra large dele
cation from the Rolling mill appeared with
cannon and banners.
The procession formed before the Court
House. with two banners and torches IN 'front.'
Then came cannon which awakened the slee-
professionally.
Transpareucies followed nterspersed with
banners. torches, and flags. We collected
few Of the notices as they passed Lighting The
streets ON all Sides and their bearers and the
crowd around. made The whole city echo
with their loud huz1s lor old Rough and
Ready"
Tho notices aud sentiments were on muslin
stretched on square frames and supported on
STATS about tea feet long, Some OF them
were as follows.
NOTICES.
lam Wing, but not an ultra one Toy
Tor.
No noise and confusion-Cass can't be
heard.
TAYLOR, the second Washington.
Defeat to Cas-, he voted to censure the hero
Of Monterey.
The Louisiana farmer.
Paw and Pensions 10 our brave volunteers.
We are tie people, not the politicians.
Agriculturs. Commerce and Manufactures.
Tier prosperity is the uation's pride,
Opposition 10 Suags and Sowyers.
We carry the Union.
The people are coming.
oar country as it was.
The Thunderer Of Buena Vista.
kuss Kant kumit.
TIE Uuiou Forever.
Rough and Ready
Taylor and Fillmore.
TAYLOR, the hero OF no surrender.
Taylor, our country's hope.
Tovlor Never Sumenders.
have no enemies to punish Taylor
shrink from no responsibility. Taylor.
Restriction Of Executive powell
We want no national debt.
Gen. Taylor viii be President of the whole
Nation.
We are out Of party trammeis.
TAYLOR was never beaten.
The Government as administered by Wash
ingDon.
Polk. Dallas & the Tariff Of AZ, CANNON.
and innumerable others
Many of these had been grabbed by boys,
much 10 the annoyance OF men who stood
waiting for them and it was soon seen that
an error had been committed in not handing
them out siagIy into the hands of men but
the anxiety TO get in motion prevented it
The whole street however, soon became
filed with dense moving throng, increasing
and swelling as il progressed. The process
sion moved down Monroe TO Market, Up Mar
Ker 10 fJu1th, down North ia Main. Near the
corner of Adams street the procession stop
ped and with songs by the excellent glee club,
music by the band, speech by A. Caldwell,
Esq, short time was agreeaby passed.
Here numerous delegation from Ritchietown
with their tansparencies aud banners, they
were received with cheers and fell into line.
Passing down Main st. the crowd dense
ly filed the street,,& sidewalks for nearly two
squares, end they were greeted by The ladies
tbronging all the windows and balconies, and
waving onward the warriors in thercountry's
cause.
The procession moved down Main st to
Clay up Clay to ith, and up 4th TO the Court
House, where the space in 'front.' the street
and the steps were crowded full. II was, in
deed the larg 81 meeting we have ever seen
here, except on occasion of convention
Not less than three thousand persons were
present.
Gsn Collier was loudly called for and be-
ing introduced, addressed the meeting for "a
tew moments most happily. MIR Pitts was
then called Tor and Appeared in few eloquent
remark. Songs by the Gee Club, music by
the band, aud one OF two songs from Mr. Rose,
The cs.5 br,lel jm. rovisi'era closed The enter
taiument of herysnips. u is on occasion
that VIII be laG- ana pleasantly remembered
except ly smaH knot a. ODE friends OF Gen.
Cas-. vho iH uo very enllemonly manner,
interrupted tae meeucg lor "a short time.
O. Our volunteers, when They get home
aud ,r.pate % engage in The political cam
paiga. will remember taa Cass j.. the same
senator " hu when a resolution OF thanks 10
Gen TAYLOR, bis officers and men, came up, re-
fused even to thuuk the men Tor toiing and
,s;ne m rhr service OF their couatry in for
siaa an3, II seven doliars a month, when he
nas=ll was drawing eight dollars day.