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The junior teetotallers next followed, with
the State banners. Next came the orators in a
State carriage, with guests. Then came the
national division Of the United States, with a
superb banner, on which was inscribed several
temperance devices. Their regalia was blue,
and had very elegant effect. They were led
on by Samuel Ellis Of Massachusetts. The
grand division Of the State of New York, next
iollowed-white regalia,I with various superb
hags and devices. On some were inscribed,
''Sons OF Temperance "Our cause is the
cause OF God 10 Tempersnce''---
Come sign the Pledge, J" with numerous other
appropriate emblems. The grand conductor
was q. M. Radey. The State ofNew Jersey
delegation next followed. with its subordinate
DIVISIONS, bearing several superb banners, on
which were inscribed, the temperance pledge,
and represented some passages from the Bible,
also, a representation Of a widowed mother,
handing her son TO the cause Of the temperance
society. with numerous other banners. which
had very elegant effect The MarvIand de-
legation, with its subordinate division. next
followed. Then came Pennsylvania. Connec-
ticuf. Massachusetts, District Of Columbia
Name, Virginia, Ohio, Delaware, Indiana. and
tennessee, which were all represented and
there were also some members from the re-
naming States and Territories. They were
headed by excellent bands. and marched four
abreast, with their various banners.
The procession reached the stand Al about