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| Bethlehem democrats are rising
To Polk down Clay and Freinghysen,"
The Hairy Coon and the Harry Clay,
Will very soon be Polked away
NiskaYuna-al Wright -
Niskayuha will do her duty.
| New ScotIand-For sound democratic principles
with Polk, Dallas, Wright and Gardiner, to
carry them out"
"Unionvile e"-displayi fine hickories and ban
Troy DeIegation-(in par)-six abreast
Sd Ward


Oregon and Texas
GlenviIIe,4


A Tariff that gives equal protection to ALL
Schenectady,
lst Ward PoIkers.


(Broom.)
The enemy are ours


ed Ward,


No gouging


The Star that never SETS


4th Ward Coon Killers


Stoney Hill for Polk and Dallas


Freemen, cheer the Hickory Tree
A Tariff for Revenue.


No-U. S. Bank
Cocymans all Wright
Equal Rights,


POLK and Dallas)
Protection to all.
Polk and Agriculture
(The ticket) t)-Large Flag.
do Blue Flag.
Four horse teams in great numbers.


The Democracy of Cumberland.


inverted Coon)
We go for Polk and Dallas-Wright and Gar


diner.


Two horse teams in great numbers.
Banner" Orders from Gen. Jackson" &c.
1st Ward Young Hickory Association.
I" The question is whether we shall have Re-
public without Bauk, or a Bank withaut a Re-
public."-[Polk.
Where isthat Roast Beef


(E<nfe and fork.)


Where's Roorback2
Scissors and razor)


4th Ward.


9th Ward


9Th Ward.


Full length likeness of Polk.


9th Ward


Democracy against Coonery.


10Th Ward.


Team-Hickory Trees and Roosters.


The Mountain Ward.


Maine killed him,


"a Coon reverscd)
On the 5th November, New York will skin him.
The great Watervliet wagon-The Ironsides-
drawn by 10 gray horses, containing at least
so persons, and displaying a canvass like the
mainsail of shp-6IIed with significant de-
vices. This was decidedly the most effective,
as was altogether the largest, Of the banners OF
the day 1t was designed with skill and origin
alty representing various scenes, significant OF
parties and the candidates, and we hope some
one Of our good friends of that town, who have
shared in this performance, will do justice in
more Particular account.
Democratic Association, lst Ward West Troy


Ia horse tram.


End District Watervliet.


2 horse Teams.


horse Teams


6 horse Team-Troy Coach-makers.


Justice to all, Partially to none.


2horse Teams.
These descriptions necessarily imperfect,
but may serve to give some idea of the variety.
though they cannot Indicate the spendor, and per-
tinency Of the great mass of them Nor do they
include great many devices, such as the coons
Gagged, caught, or otherwise captured-or the
" Roorbacks," of which there were some, that
excited great merriment. We pass on to


THE FIELD.
This we described partially yesterday, when
empty, and shall not attempt to picture out the
scene, which it presented yesterday afternoon
when it was covered with living, animated mass
of Democratic ErecmPn. A double line of three
hundred tents stretched across the north side of
the field countless banners aud flags Auttercd in
the breeze-martial music was waited to the ear
from many points, as the procession coiled itself
within the enclosure-while the cannon of the
Empire Club responded to those on the heights
west of the ground. There was appars nlIy no
end to those who in procession and in Irregular
bodies, poured through the principal gateway at
the southwestern corner of the ground whilst
through other entrances immense vehicles, inad-
missible elsewhere from the height of their hick-
ories, found their way in. Just as the end Of the
procession was passing the new track Of the rail
road, and when doubts were expressed whether
the ground could hold alI-down came the i'm
mense extra trains from the west, columa- upon
column pressing upon each olher, compact and
dense as body of soldiers, e swell the great ag-
gregate. A great mary vehicles passed on north,
without entering the field at all, whilst large
portion of me New York delegations, after max
ing the circuit of the field, passed out This
large area, was nevertheless all occnpied-dense-
Iy crowded around the stands, and more sparseIy
filled elsewhere. The scene was beyond the pow
er of language to portray.
The call to order from the main staging, was
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