PRESENTATION OF A BANNER TO GOV ERNOR YELL, BYsTHE DEMOCRATIC

 LADIES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
{"character_count": 2818, "word_count": 488, "ccnet_language_score": [0.973800003528595], "ccnet_perplexity": [748.2000122070312], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}


 The Banner, of the presentation of which we have an account below, we have had the pleasure of sec ing. Gov YELL has brought it with him to our city. It is most beauhfu-worthy of the fair hands by whom it was presented, and of the distinguished Democratic champion, whose glorious triumph it was intended to honor.

 Yarha,rs, mentioned in the Address, is the name of Gov. Tells residence.

 We copy the iolowng-

 From Me Arkansas Iatellgencer, Gel.

 On Monday last the democratic ladies of Old Washington presented to Gov. YELL a beautiful Banner, as token of the interest which they entertain for the success of the pure principles of democracy, and of the grat- iiication, which they feel, at the result of the recent struggle in this State, in which the Governor was one of our standard bearers and champions.

 Although 1t was not generally known on what day the presentation wonld take place j, vet on Monday morning, gentlemen and ladies came pouring in from all parts of the coun- try, and by twelve, there were between five hundred and a thousand persons in town The ladies formed procession at the resi- dence of Col. McKissick, and marched to the Court house, where the presentation took place. Miss JULIA c. STEWART, Miss MARY SMITH, and Miss MADALiNE w. MckIssIcK, acted as committee on the part of the ladies, and presented the Banner. The address, be- l low, was delivered by Miss STEWART, in a manner spirited, yet graceful, which could not ! have been excelled, and elicited the wamest plaudits from the audience. The Governor responded in happy and feeling style- 1 There were from 50 to 100 little boys and l girls in the procession, many of them carrying banners, upon which were sketched various devices. One carried satin banner, upon one side of which was printed the Inaugural ad- dress of Gov Polk,n upon the other "lone stara was painted. On another banner, a Hickory trees was painted, at the foot of which was sort of mongrel animal between the Coon and Ground-hog species, attempting to climb the tree, but little boy had him by the tail with a hatchet in his hand, exclaim- ing " have kotched this coon.n The pro- cession was 4Iarshalled by Genl Sneed, 4. NJ. Wilson, Esq, alias Bob Snpes, and Mr. Conrad Rettg, The whole scene passed of most splendidly.

 1 'Hat Hoo uSitooioty to ioiis Wlicl Ter cause is supported by youth, beauty, and in- nocence

 .EiSs Stencart's Address.

 Gov. YELL:-The democratic ladies of Washington county have selected us to pre- sent you banner.

 The inscriptions which it bears are em- blemalic of the political creed to which we adhere.

 The one side presents the inscription, "PoK, Dallds, and 1eras'' and the lone star. There too, you will perceive twenty six stars, and the motto, < The Uaioa, II must be preserved" By this inscription we design