New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

The which already published concerning the
by Wheeler Wilson Agents obtained the pre-
MUM are briefly as follows:
The President Of the Committee Machinery at the Jackson
Fair Mr. H. b. Evans who also agent for the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine.
few hours closed Mr. Evans the head of
his Committee, awarded the hst premium for engine TOD
o. whose card below Mr. Evans then put Mr.
j. O. Stevens in bis place the Sewing Machine Committee,
and might expected Mr. Stevens returned the favor and
gave the FIRST premium to the Wheeler Wilson Machine All
though Mr. Stevens premium taken from him after the Fair
had closed shown by hs card bis at the time he
Sewing Machines II. S. Peck, the Wheeler Will
Agent New Orleans denied that Mr. Stevens took
MUM for which reason publish Mr.. Stevens card
official report The Sewing Machine Committee in Jack.
son. speed of The Wheeler Wilson Machine is
Of all Shuttle Machines exhibition As the
Committee counted the speed of the Machines and found that
Singers letter Machine made five stitches TO revolution
the driving wheel and Wheeler Wilson'S Machine or four
stitches violation, their report evidence that
the whole affair iumbug
The Vickug Wing Of the 9th instant, contains the following
editorial:
The Mississippi State Fair aud the Premium Committee
The New Orleans True Delta calls attention various cards in
its Issue Of sunday in which the committees of our late State
Fair handled without gloves The True Delta then adds
lights us have hesitation in saying
that the late Fair held Jackson far the awarngof pre-
mIuns the greatest humbuss Of the
year OF Lord, 1850.
mittee In opinion disgusting system Of favortsm
never characterized such an exhibition"
"A CARp-Ahough disngreeable task nevertheless think
privilege the public facts connect
ed with the late Mississippi State Fair which simply these
was by the Of the Directory willingly permitted to
Stationary Steam Engine that not to be tho
ground which they nil knew and altogether agreed to set
aside the law which requires everything be the ground
and permit in this instance engine could
possibly there did considerable trouble and
expense finally succeeded In getting the Committee together
them it. which they did, and nnhe-
ngy the simple, durable and best station
me the first premium.
u after the list OF premiums read to the public and
Fair closed the Directory had meeting and against their
decision ruled the report Of the Committee engine
ont the first premium engine romwhere do
you SUPPOSED Well from up Observation-Disclosures
Connecticut nothing about the premium did honey
Committee Directory to get it, and had been
by anything else but Yankee trick probably would
have sad nothing All wish the public to know is that was
permitted my engine and according to the decision
the Machinery entitled to the first PREMIUM
over all others hope may lesson to the mana
ger. the Fair permit any person enter nyhins
again the ground unless they intend to abide %
the decision of Committee. If the above not facts an
| willing to stand corrected. u. U, STEW ENs
jackson, Nov. 80, 1852
| WALTER BENNETT,
Agent for Singers Sewing Machine,
| d,2 en2SltW 33 Camp street.