Great National Convention of Young Men Procession
A Baltimore procession for the Great National Convention of Young Men features Captain James Law as chief marshal with assistants James H. Milliken Washington Booth Chas H Winder Levi Fahnestock and J W Osborne. Delegations from New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island and other states parade with banners bands and banners extolling Harrison and Tyler and a wide array of political symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 40 Law
James H. Milliken
Washington Booth
Chas
H. Winder
Tippecanoe
Daniel Webster
U. States Senate
Sheppard C. Leakin
Baltimore
Harrison Convention
Central Committee
Baltimore Street
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Boston
Bostonia Condita
Civitatis Regime Donata
A. D
Harrison and Tyler
The
United States
Gen
Harrison
Bunker Hill
Buchanan
New England
Cape Cod
Lexington
Concord
Rhode Island
Procession praises Harrison across states in 1840 parade
A lengthy coverage of the 1840 Harrison procession in Clermont, detailing banners, log cabins, and delegates from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Vermont, Kentucky, Ohio, and more. Describes banners, symbols, speakers, and the crowd’s fervor for Harrison and Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Factory
Prince George’s County
Maryland
Sisco
Old Kent County
Alleghany
Cumberland
Tippecanoe
Hartford
Cecil
Kent
Govanstown
Harrison
District of Columbia
Washi
Columbia
Sentinel of the Republic
Georgetown
Tower of Liberty
Alexandria
Virginia
Old Dominion
Norfolk
Belshazzar
Ekel
Treasury
Hampshire County
Wise
North Carolina
Stanley
South Carolina
Georgia
Sons of the South
Vermont
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Boys
Tennessee
L. White
Senate
Clay
Kentucky
Ohio
Republic
Hamilton County
Gen
Cincinnati
Ohio River
North Bend
Muskingum
Fort Meigs
Proctor
Lousiana
Indiana
Mississippi
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Great National Convention OF Young Men
Ameritcen
Clermont Courier
Connecticut
New York
Empire State
J. N. Reynolds
New Jersey
Nottingham
Mill Hill
West Jersey
Jersey
Princeton
Princeton Whig Association
Clarrison
Tyler
Pennsylvania
Key Stone
Philadelphia
York County
White Rose
Schuylkill County
Dauphin County
Jackson
Casar
Rome
Cincinnatus
West
Harrisburg ‘Hippecanoe Club
Messrs
A. Jones
Fenn
True Democracy
Fayette County
Laurel Mountain Boys
Mississippi Valley
Fort Necessity
Washington
Bucks County
Old Tippecanoe
Lancaster County
Keystone State
Old Tip
Lancaster City
Garrison
Mifflin County
Adams County
Larrison
Victore
Delaware County
Pittsburg
Mercer County
Thames
Wm. H. Harrison
Delaware
New Castle
Tippecanoe Club
Sussex
Kent County
Delaware Blues
Wilmington
Long Island
Charleston
Jaquett
Green
Caldwell
Carolina
Otis
Baltimore City
St. Mary's
Lord
Lord Baltimore, and Now the Advocate of Oll Tippecanoe
Worcester County
Frederick City
Morus Multicaulis
Sabin
Howard
Howard District
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Carroll County
Talbot County
Queen Ann's
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