North Carolina Newspapers

r1 ..'-..'.- w -,.. r . , - ..:. -...' . - . . ih. i .. . . - - --,-.. - 1 I . . : -s- - , . .' 1 1 . i ; . -: . " t !. . j - s - . -' . - .iv If 1 ' -1 :1 ' - V . - ' . . . w - ; f .- -. - - - tu-- " . - " VOL. I. fVvn-a- -' - -vl r- ; GENERAL KUI? r lvi From the Carolina iWatclivtcuu ,THE CALL IN MOTION!! "G HEAT in obedience lonhe" call of the; S'a1i"s!urv jfP)Ccanoe Club, iheie came up to Una i own ,jCH iSaturday, 4lii trasH., 'tbe iiosti iujfi'.eii.-.y crovvd of people that; .ever., was congregated " 5& NortW- CafuHnl.'. JVxvEif'k TltocAD is. ?ti9 number ofliciaily reprfrted'liy Cot Aex, s&tder IIolhouser; tbe.U ra nd 1 a rshal of- the -The procession fwrrad 'at the ; race v : jround, acid inarched; Vb rot jgh ; in ftatoona .of , DSnt 10 lue A'actory pjVa; c'tieTthile anda ; Vjuarter jdftaut. We faulier at the" v:ry idear - ;ijt attempting argenral description'of'this. f. ; 'g!oftouiday.. banners waved zf Trumpeis j soundedi The cannoiif epoku forth -musketry i .responded Ladies waved their. whj'te hanu- Jterchieft from the windows. rhe frocesaion Stropped their flags ; or presented arms ; or took oiF their hats' and; cljeered leach ' bright 2xA "beaattfui th tongik the' passed-ft .r'A nd , lie re let us declare "that we i sav;iriore beauli 1 iol faces on this occasion Xirft'.ve':Stxww Tn oVevcr6wd bfore VVe HieaYdJrnany gen 7 ?t)emen who" have seen iuch f.tltt-. world, ,. jcjeclare the same. i-c ? i4 ' v XJuilford, Iredell, CabarruSj Davidson, and 0avie,; with our own County came up in force. " lineo!t), MecklcnburgilAVilkeSj Anson, Monl fomerjVlan0ph & urryl turned out hand fsmely StokesI Rockingham, Uichmond many others rom parts unJijidwn were pre- " Lieat ; all strong in the faith imcf jjouyant with , Jope. - The day was cool and pleasant and , :ihe arranrements all judicious and, well, eie- ; J Huted. VVe shalt-give below a more minute f description o.the procession and the devices. iZ A most efficient and poerfuf I i pjelivered at length by - the Hon. Abuam V j Hencmeb. Another short but most, excellent " j:uiauer "of fact address was pronounced ; by tlev. icha Culpepper, from Anson county. it. This gentleman was in Congress -with Gen. Harmon i?lBl9-'20, andtwas intimately rrcquaintd with Jiim. He bore witness to the . I Ugh'character of his intellect-to his soujnd od patriotic: , pTuiciples ; aoPespe-pially. on .; tfic, subject. of Abolition. - He gave. any'in ; . indents and familiar, facts, going to shovy ihe Simplicity and fmgality of the government in v f that day, and presented a most powerful co.i- V firast in the extrayaganco of our present ru- ."Jersr'T After speaking'in this strong practical i V t Vy&Y for some time1, he cAme to the objection C f Gen. Harrison's age h and state among xjn'any, other things that, he (Gen. jirrison) f Jst lacked - 39 days ot being eight years T- i younger than (himself) Jonfi Cutpopper. Here - I'yas such a pulpalile illustratior c!" Ihe licen ; vousness of this objection, that the whole im- ,ense crowd burst out into-loud cheering VHe's no fool',' "He's no granny j", we can ' vlll see was reiterated by a thousand voices. - rhe old man stopped and' paused for a mo '. : fiient; seemingly- much sttuck .with this rude fccmpliment and then added, "fool or no fool, would be willing to stake all -my -.earflily ' liopes upon this issue, that I coujd take Henry i jblay, Daniel NVebster and Wiliiam C. Pres- "jEon, and with their assistance fc fm a Cabinet ihat Would manage .'the affairs of this nation ''- 'great deal better than they have been man- 'ged for the last ten yeafs." 't General pdney frbmLincolmpn made a i most aninjated and soul stirring appeal j which i - "was most rapturously .applauded. , . , j Cbl D. M. Barringer; delivered a "short " fput Very sensible and elegant ipeecb'? which ) "ivas received with great applause, 'r "f-,'.'J i 1-The speaking'was concluded by a masterly ' ' Jfflb'rt -from Mr. Boyden, of Surry", in his own K S ery -strong and peculiar style. . He exposed na tasDcn me aouses oi ineaamuusirauoa " -vith -great severity His speech abounded Mi y'th solid seo ic.hihlv ga r n th ed with' wit ihd sarcasm. Mr. Himil V on Jones of this Tovn exh'bifcd etcrsbu rr Volu rtteeVCompa Yl the flis; of the Abich was in the battle of Fsirl Mc his. Phis 'v" i incident with a few remarks pf Air. Jones, in a - ' Explanation;' had a very powerful efTect . upon the audience. Ihcy cheered and appluded i. - F.im with great enthusiasm 1 V 1 We have only tinia to .add that the solid f " tomfbrts of the table: cnnie in we'll, and there ' Mell received.' We had'jmore jieople than ire anticipated but we had iniough for all. i Never was there' a more orderly! agrecaSle, .. 51 : nd beautilul eight, &. never did peopie seem fo enjoy themselves more. , r . i On Friday night the greater part. of tiro . delegations had arrived,-and pany were, the r'Hi J.trioticvsongsthe merry jokes that "went the xotrods, pn tltat ntgnt at me encampmenis. i )a the next night, the same ball was still in potion i Thousands 'I werer assembled' at .the tViuilford encamnment Gen.. Edcef- addires- k1 - them in the most ' mastertv ' waw" Mr. V j j .nfinf this Town, and-Mr.A''oun2 of Iredell. Cil- also 'called on for speeches, which were 'ceii w'1 "10St rapturous applause.-Tip-' Sanoe. SOCJ.S were called for, and several ;; i:. ' "iRrani iokes were' told from ' the H iostruraiwith. tremendous effect : Speech and 1 lonc ani jpko were responded to by shouts of if 4npYauitnd-y 9 cannpn roar,. In a ibc day. - A r 'i'li was kept up urttil nca r rr.Mniht, but when the last stroke "of the town clock died ! avay, "alf teas fiUihed." It was 'now ihe Sabbath&'ihe same spirit that s'iirred thcAi to come hither, prompted thelo to respect that holy 'institution.- 5n the next day by "public appoinUnent", severil hundred of the vis4tfers wiiSi our Town,s-jKpf3', repaired to tlic stand again and listened ioairioistxxcel!eat patriot !caorh.oii 'for. the Itev Mr. "Rankin, la the uftcrioixi the Ttev. Mr. McDonald -delivered a very appropriate and.evangvtical discourse : lijt ihero was no party-ism in either of them a.; eume had pretended would be the case. But we inun cease and uiVe place to Til gire p; tho- of- ficiaj. proceedings. ' . ' - ""T I OFFIC1AL RKPORT-4FOURTH JULY WHIG CELEBRHTIDX. by lue. uowan l ip pecanoe Ciub, in honor bt Harrison and Re- form. 1 ; -. , i ... . ... . OFFICERS OF THE CLUB. ! Roiu:ht Macnamaka, President. Alex. W. firadorit : ; Vm. Chambers, j Vice Prps'nts. Thos. Craige, ) i Samuel Sjllirkah, iV Henderson, .' Recg "SecVys.- ; John B.ltord," IT C. Jnnr. t Ui5 ;w ,. ? . ;. Col. Alexander Holdshpuser yvts Grand Marshal of the day there were 22 assistant iIais rials1 lor Rowan County. The Grand Marshal of the day reports to the Ciub that Jhere were present Twelve 1 iiousAXD,-persons. i ' "L ; . The Surt.rose, the day1 proceedings coni menced with firing thirteen Guns bv the Charlptte -Artillery Company, during' which, a large ttag z leei long was raised in mam Street, bearing the following mottos.viz:' on one sideNo reduction cf Wages, but .Pros perity to the Farmer aria Mechanic: On, the reverse, Our Country is in danger ; the spirit ot 1776 will preserve it.' , - . - JkAt 9 o'clock the procession began to form at -the race ground, one mile from the Court iiooets, ana iney rntrcneu through Hie towttl . ,, . ... . . oi oaiisoury 10 me raciorj- jrave on the op- posite sine ot it. a y". ; The following is the order of "the proces si n : : ... f ' ' "' ' ;' . " . ' Ii . ' 1st' A band of Pioneers. nd. President, ,Vice Presidents and Sec , "retaries." . Salem -Band of Music. . ' - . ; Clergy. . - Jnvited Guests. THE GUILFORD DELEGATION. . This body was preceded ia-irbni.-.V-toe,r Clief -Marshall Next 'came a' Loi Cdhin dnwn by six f lyte Horses,with a largo Broom c5r the i front - Gable," marked on one sidek 'liisom of Reform on the otlier 'Clean Y3rk; OTer. the centre oi the Cabin waved a lurpk flag, with thi . inscription on ach siC3 2,r0U y hig votes in Guilford.'.. A bar rel was lashed jbebind marked 'Ilard Cider.' Ttroughoutthe procession a smoke continued to ssiie fiCrh the chimney. Deei" ckins, rac ocr skins and buck horns, were hung about ih; cabin, and inside of it fere, many relics frun the old Guilford battle ground, such as swards, balls, shot and bayonets. The cabin itsslf was constructed with poles cut from the sa ae grolind. i The Cabin wa? followed first by the '7i petanoe Club of the County of Guilford, wifri a large white Banner inscribed on one side Once more to the rescue dear friends, onfce niore with a barrel neatly represented lathe centre marked 'U'rd Cider ;' on the oirjer side was represented a Log-cabin, in scribed 'Republican Simplicity' 'Against Lo co Foco' Arrogance.' The stalTol this banner was surmounted' with the; model of a pagon Plough v Next came '7 he . Greensborouh Guards' with -their music &i Company lias 6c withan elegantly embroidered white silk Hag, on oncusido of which, within a green wrought wreath, were ihe wordsMerit wins the.prize j' on the other side" was a most' beautiful Eagle with a scroll in its mouth, bearing these words On to-" Victbtv. !! ; - : J V - - Next came a large Onnoe drawn by four whitc'Horsesj' on each sido; was a flag, inscri bed 'TippecarioeV with another beautiful flag waving" pvcrjt. -' j-;;:-. Next came the citizens of Guilford in im meuse numbers, (the Club havo not been able to ascertain their exact number,)-over them was floating a large blue linen sheet most beautifully lettered as follows : on'one side 'The sons - of old Guilford- A gainst" the Stand ing ; Army'Aatn&t the Sub-Treasury' A gainst V-Valf Buren'-on the:other side was The sons 'of 'old' Giiilfbfd'-'J'br ilur rtsoa ipTyieY For. John L. forehead 'For Retrenchment and Reform. fNothiog could exceedthespirit with which these hard fisted, sound headed & true-hearted fellows-went into -.heir businets.J- v . " !v . ' ; f -..'Editors. : j "v IREDELL ; DELEGATION. . ; . Next came the People from- Iredell, their .Marshal reports to the Tinpetfaaoe. Club five word, the night was burpaiseJ by nlhinj -txikondred Ahi 'Jiftn-dnt xscrhinthr:i 1 Pursuant tonotice,a lare nurttber of persons attwited nt Siliabury, on this day, to join in an Eiitertainmeati-Siven by the. Rowan Tip , profocjsional man picbnj; them, "except", fi or c'lysioah vrho Were tpceiaUt J . ionleicd. tney uaq a log caDjn tu iy, w oi the: most primitive and olden time appearance eve f this JiumLSe but significant pageant nas 'a wnuc saun r u jijictnjiei long tocroea . aenW'bigJn 177G ! ! Whiin 184Q 'Onc moreTiie and the victory, is "burs. The whole furniture and accompanytnents of this cabin -were in keeping il was occupxr aurtng itie procession uy thatMave and trnc hearted soldicr;of the Revolution, General ErnnAiwDAvtDsoywitU seVcrI blher Rev prution'siry" soldiers befongmj to Iredell, bear ing on. their hatsjn large figures 76'.,,:.Tho Loir Citbin "was 'drawn bv eir ii win to norses eieganiiy narnaiea,ana occki fligs 'and penhatsV .Next to d oiTwith small them c'ime an Indian Canoe on wheels, dm 1 a by four.white horses suilabU canari3oncd :lon one side was the word Tippecanoc,Von Irp other 'North IJcnd. Over this "canoe" wasa large Ball 6 feet in diameter, whicfi Was tpt all the time in molioM. It was inscribed- Iredell :f The ball in mbtion ":! -; 0uxia' r' Tlppe'cahoc' Over the ball floated a Ur ire nlk banner.bear- in'g the National Arms, 26 sirs & 1$ stripes, J inscfihedPrincfpTes "not jlfen W; , IL Hai nsdnWJohn Ty Ier'-hn , M; More: head.'-Aimora determined nid true hearted set of Whigs I ban these "from Iredell, are not to be found.'" Thcv are the rthy"represen tatives of the meri who put lM ball in motion at Ramsour's ' Mills.," ' Jr . u 'Next in. order' came ,.. 4! - CABARRUS.M : It is estimated that about 50(j persons were present from tha spirited CounkrYr Her pro cession was under the charge oi Gen. Means, as Chief Marshal, Maj A'-n- Barringer, Maj. Coruin, . Maj.. Cochran," t!e Piufer, Esq:, Col. Shinpock and Col.'yedgtbn, as As sistant Marshals-; -The procession -consisted of a troop of Cavalry in front wiih a flarr . then'tho ''Cabdrrus AttiHenr' under Captain Henderson tvith. music an4 a beautiful fiag then a very handsome aVJ well built Loir :"v,-. " r.V1.'' .r,r."' Psiroyea, mp ammunition and "tnn i?Rmn " nr .- I . ----- O BI,,IUISUU(.U - by -iz-ty jof ihBiaianriAa ihe then called 'reMiituuspiiiof the Prov- idence ot Carolina.. Unjba door of the Cabin opposite the string ani latch, was in scribed in large vrhite letter' 'The 'string of the laich nevrr pulled in?, front and ele vated abovb the cabmVaL raised, a most splendid square civic BasneAof large, dimen sions j . in the centre of the btfiner on one side was painted i btiautiful. rep oicntation of a cabin -trecs fa rm-yo'rd am farming uten-. Si Is : aboyp on tho same sid in very- large letters superbly illustrated 'CABARRUS'--below The spirit of her ntjtra on tHe 20th May, 1775, still animates heigallant tons in x on the right- ef ihe slme sido 'Fort Meigs & the Thames' on th) left 'The Far mer of No'rthri In tb. centre iof the other sido of the .banner waj painted a fine half length porliait of Gen'itarrison in mili tary dress on the frame of the portrait was inscribed, iVm. II. Harrison, the 'People's choice'-; above on the same 'side in large let ters 'Harrison, Tyler andIoreheadbc low One Presidential Term on the right, No. Standing Army' 'Np reduction of Wa ges' on the left, 'No SulhTreasury 'The safety pf the public moaeyi; cn :he top of tho staff supporting this binner was a gilt ball with the inscripficn; We'U keep this ball in motion,', iind a representation of an eagle alighting oii the .bill with a .scroll in its beak bearing tho inscriptions,- 'Harrison & Tyler1 6c 'John M. Morch'cad.' The let tering and decorating of tie banner were all in gold and silver leaf..; This"prtof the pro cession attracted universal admiration from the assembled multitude. Next to the Cabin followed in regular order the citizens of Ca- barrus with a Hag, the inscription on which is not remembered. . The procession formed of the" people of this 'patriotic County, bc:r in passing through town alone inthe morning and returning in the grand procession of the day, marched forward with msrlled anima tionand was repeatedly cheerpd with ap plauses, which werqj only cqualbd by the en thusiasm with which they were returned. " l- MECKLENBURG. 4 Having a sma'l number prevct, she joined with her daughter C&buarrus 'h the proces. sioa : but their contingent in tic sura of ef fect was perhaps equal to any other. Capt. Pritchard's beautiful and. well disciplined Ar tillery Company from Charlotie ; their sim ple device of a 'Hornet's Nest painted oft a white field, referring as it waknown il did to'Cornwallis expression concerning Mcck reobdrg,Tiftcr they had fought him alt along the road,' Avith the discharges of their cannon, gavegr-at anniraation' to tho scene.' Theu came ' ; -a-:- ; J LINCOLN,' . -Wit5. a caoia drawn by stx4greys, superbly, harnessed, each bearing a flag, with a motto: The first two of . yellow silk with' 'Lincoln Wbigs. ' The next ;twb' of p'mk silk ; 'one inarked Covrau's Ford the other IUmsoura 11 : V- - - w. : ; i I - Mill. -. , J.o list lro. piok silk, rr.arkedJ living 4ir4untajn and 4Cowpens.' - Tlic logi for this Cabm Here cut from tue three lrU?e grounds, cf Ramsonr,t .Mi'.N, (in Lincoln,) King's ..Moualiin arnf tboCowTiensl lrw? covered wuW dip bcard,-wiia idriver's seat crnainentod with ebon skin, and buck horn. a pailand.giiard by. ihe :d- of the doee,aud a barrel of Uard cider in front under ihe dri ver s teat. - Hsgof b;ue;withWm. ff. Uar It was borne upon a pole taken from tha wool hcre General Davidson full, ia defending tlie pasj at .Cowon turd. Lincoln,' we believe, and were paid all noeii blc attention by 1 bo boys from thai Couny. Editors Watchman: . 4 ; tills STOKES DELEGATION. - . ' - ",'4 ; . ".-.. ; . Associated with Whom: were tnmi piiifnn of Orange and Ro'ckinghira. Theso rallied under a la rge . expanded banner', beautifully j executed by th'e young ladies bf the Salem Academy : ,on one corner above was inscribe ed;'20ih May, 1775V On the opposite cor ner '.4th of Suy .l71G.9 : In the body or the field was 'North Carolina tho first lb declare, and the last to su'rrender.bcr Independence. On tho reverse side' was 'HarrUon' TyIer -j-)Morehead.' V A t the "end of . this banner were 2Q red an'vjhito streamers, producing a most bcauUful eflecU., i I ' ' - Next came on immense plobo clcVcn Tcet in diameter, with 'longitudinal divisions of every different color : these divisions came together at each axis., It was rolled by 12 person's Around' one axis t wasvt inscribed Harrison and Reform :' around the other Whig Extra 1841. (Gl&e.) Nb'tbin? Ta P-gwuv aiiracicu sa . mucn axtcn. which pertained to this Company, was byre- quest of the 1 ippacanoe Club, marched, id was detracting much from the Slakes delega tion, but it gave Sreat effect lb the general affair. Mr. Lash, of Bcthania, was Chief Marshal, for this delogattob. - . j Anson Randolph, Richmond and . jfoaf gomery, marched under an imposing banner, of a spotless white field, sustaining ihe motto, Montgomery. Ve will stand by our rightV.' DAVlDSok COUNTY, Cam'e ncxtV r ' . Sho was brought op and flanked by .proper officers. On her banner was beauiUullv ren- rcscniea me American tragic, i-itting the air bearing in h. beak a scroll, on which was i Inscribed, 'Harrison, Trier. and Murehead.' on the one part, and "ihe Uniob," on the bther-tweaty-six stars. Ou ihe reverse of the banner, was a farm yard icene, in which was represented various implements of hus bandry. There was rf plough, aVakc, a har row 'and a bee-hive : by the side of the liive, a most beautiful clustcj of flowers. On the top part of the banner was inecribeo 'David son.' Above the. hlfb, tho words 'Libef !y 6i Economy' : below, 0ld Rip's awake.' Next in order of procession was ' DAVIE, Led on by Col. Cflswell Ha'rb'n, a Chief Marsh il,assistod by M"j. Coon Cop:. Smoot; Capt. Ma'rklandj B. Cain, and Geo. W. John son. " ' " ' . I The Log Cabirf from this coontv was lar ger than any ctfier on the ground, drawn by eight elegant goy horses ; over the windows were hung large cards with inscription or follows : - 'The Davie Irtjys will dj tlieirhwn votmg rnd their own fighting.' On another, '.lartm Ten Boreo is ojr enemy, Bcc!iui.e he has always I ccn hostile to the"icu!iar in sfitutions of the Southern States.' The two last are f potations from the Resulutuus adopt ed by a iare meeting nt Salisbury,' in 135. lslit WatchAOa another, .'You will always tiuu! a plate auu a kn.te and I rk at ntv uh. nnJ 1 assure you that you will n?ver find my i rison, Jor.n iyler, Join -.Mort'head ; 20 biars ? reverie,5 Qd Rip V widb"awike with the National Ea!candtars ecd nr.. I'wo heroes of '76. Mr: V -...- . . yvn- : I-L Poplin, took seats inside thcabin an .rVv. S fTeld TfV Hied to SaJUbury.- Mr. Forney f.ught. at haV.ng on 2 i.mJv Kings Mouutaui. Rarrr'. Mills 'fic CcwVf on lberctCr fle 1 if ? Rt-,,r,;0, Ford.' He was also in Wayne's army, As koew frbm the toVhoa-ed IFVPr.1! Gen. Ilarnson as Ensignand Aid to . W.yne. irribed. -f;d I0p VJi , "g" Ihe olddQldtcrs tcturncd inthesame way lo banner was u?nuiJ Ta 'tlmL l A . U- Lincoln ' o Klv- 4 . ! '.r ., P. a Kc Lo Cabin, unci lion is the ball rom Salem. CapL Seiber's Volunte,er Company.'' we re in .this procession, i ne nana door shut and the string of he larch Pi!f T j JirvJrrA n... ,v ' -in.' On anther, "The Petc cxrct i., ,1 e,9oi cPJ'cy atlri!rJte niuch from tho Govcrnibcnr.' (hi anotrer i .Prnment L sotne lU friend j of i cr lt is better i i destr'iy. myself ihan id vn the Cin:itution of my couotry (Jen. J dato riso.i.J ami; was accomp and sp'cndid ptirpla sill as accuraieiv Tcrrrc&; . And lastly came the . - - . . ROWA DELEGATION. Led by the Chief Marshal followed im mediately by an enormous Broom This Broom did' not attract less attention lhan the great Slokcs Ball. It was made by Mr. Sam uel Fraley, of this Town, and m-as 30 feet in I circumference ; and was borna in the proces- ntd xh ut' Eagle, and inscribed, Datio county : Ton r0I,t? CofiT'e and Tea, and greatly toert'a'n Ihe to Whig Principles ;? On the' r-YerM, 'Cr'u- !rrIco ofSalr. It would be n retirs kr : dor and fidelity in Poblie Sorvr.nts.' . Trbtcctive TaritT in the nowt f ' . Mi . .The Marslial of this deh'gution, reports the Knor Tj isn. i.. : ! lumber in attendance, 400. . - 1 . Voiced :That toe pttpcailiaa cffhJ I . " 1 . X it inn l.w C. -t."1. H . i . d CsnJ S nMMe ih t,t . I pinwalc. wi, -o,a T,1S itutn l,Vt of c Cuontry ; feud ui the W. -Or tboita -l vicmry , We worn up tUi Sh . ' Liberty Cap mcri j d. LLa rtm ; r. .T tlK3 lop cf Which wm -I UiCricj vTSt unir in ni twuk ti , a scroll. OJ :i "i'V. T. VfUt! V ideV In tl i r.. Srou.nu WM Pnted iti tctI fit: Ill MAT .A . . . i : -.- . vr rcnance,' i-rom ihe HwerJ r 1 4u,ca two white aird J mcVt oa one WEgt- the otheV-'Do vol .4 djty. . Around orvthe border oTih'e bannW were 2& stare. . Th0 wno1e Ub!?-- 1 A M on the etber-'Destruxtion to ail plundcreri! 3?' 9i. beauhTul p3. ple aHk n.g on which waa represented i?J American KaMa hntdin ;n 1 t u 1 i -:,U .u " wi, a aero i , : with the motlo-'United we stand. !;;Jil jc ion. ; xsned to tba labelled 'hard ctder. r.iri ? v. i'J , Lret ui add to this splendid canoe, : f . f-"J wi nan LJoy 36 in number, handsomely unrrormed; en porting.or turrounding it iri slnTo KlV. i orr several irv r..i.. i . f c " - J noisnen pinners art slreAmr u,il . -. . 1 i , " ri)rci,rial0 mottos cad :i . oii?.act,vas 27.3 a,'rea,,0t:' V u.iirm fco beautlfi'li wuiAt.f.- . "7 : . carUs came a re 5" w'h large ilk bantrrr. i, -v..ww v.j w ciuc 'uurra lor UU1iJ. noe; on the other 'Rovan county ! ! Neitl J1 lo be bouMh nursld.' . This prWWi6H A the held 00 strong ; but wa, Lot I own; .I hcre were ,.22 3fafk.ils nxiiL to this cclegation, who did duty llirouhoif i . ;.uJC aiincc.1 procession a assistants 0 the Grand Marshal. v Tl . ininisorner ihcv nrrl.l r r ' i where a su.tablc Mand for ihei.fllcert.'Speak, er,, and Clergy, ats f,2d Levn niepared i he business ol the dav Ur w.. IJIj lJ l -..va.it3l0uurC!s io the Throne of Grace fro.-n ihe Rcv'd Mr. Strobcl of thb Luthcrarf t-nt:rcn. . ! . The PnrsiJent cf the Tippecanob Chib (who wa aUn President oi the day,) ther delivered a brief address. ' Ajtcr wiiicirDr. P. Hrnder-ongavca wel uuuic, in a siion ooi vcrv harj,cvs AA H. C. Jones, Esq., then o.T n J llw fa-lc-wl ing Ileiolutions in behalf uf the Rowan TirJ (Kreanoe viuu : . ; ,,ro "C'M' wiins meetinJ that the oppression t wb'icli omn io us. ihcf I cople, from ihe actiuo 'four IcJefil Kulersj are too Krcat lo be b-irno by e free people.- nwwtiu, innuinvr as inttfodfd by sboulu hare tl poorer of regulating the ces of !.ibor : Nor of compelling ihe p6plolI to tike one son cf racrrv m arcfenr in a.O ther. I - ' . tedfo . . - -j incnuoi ipcrraf-r- t the value olrfnoney by makbf? it tcarr, oecretary of U cndor & reccmed by lf.e President to;rat0 army of 2 00,000 ! men.m a Umc.of preace, uh .ewer, io ibel rcitcni rry them ct ef ihir .1 :.5i..:. ..j . " r"- w mm4c9 ju uroer xo te ti irai ioed. la ii fm-.,r..i I'm. iimi icrae. It is -tmw ouk- wmo cppreasivo in practice fonchdrd in cur next.) J "u uigvwith an V .Ate A f 1 r lf 1 9m.m r..... I On etch ...de ot bVr u,w ii, n w. u uoaimg banners. UiKierneatf, LiAM II. HARRISON,, For Vo I'rJt 31. HoeeheAp V arui fVnn. .i..-' . . 7. I icJ f 7 i our-rillow ci,,i-'i- H It II. Cress, to uhoe lafn ix- Vti mis rno"ji - arT i wwild rxejude from our. markets all anoint 1 zr.ild wuh a lar-o f Fonirn Mnofirf,r .;.ij s ! I 4 4 1 the W I -i f