, 1864-10-23
Premature Re3oIcfnE--11hneo 1non nnn
Scales UnbnlAncod-eS"uso0
Voted 10 Each Hecf0fI

| -,-. o.. ,,,t,te notice crowd assembled o,
,4s.. avenfnr. In tho Court House Hqu irc, II
trht,.nt tins on tho OCCASION Of Cook coun
.nd ,1,< city Of Chicago having nearly Filed 1T
cuo,a. and avoioed The draft. The Great Western
Light Guard Band WAS present and played variety
O. FTon The etazt there WAS an evident intent.or
! to trstn On tho Copperhead Pl.rtorna. Alser the
/ hnuo hsd perfca med Two or three pteceSv somc
little MacgeIeI IL the crpp proposed three cheele
| Ia Mct.1cllsn, which WIS in measure Responded
to-thtre belnK . .ew R1osnB. Lon. Jona went:
cheer. for .sOid Abe.' Whith were feealy aEsw.r
cd MOTION to call D. y. MaLchegtel-the lit.le
Macke,el candidate Tor the Aonse 81 tto.sseata; tt
chee,s The crowd Esye three cheers for Little
Mac. Wentuorh proposed 'htes cneefs fot ABE
L,ncoln-feebly re.ponaed TO- d: y. -. haneaestas
meeting was Republican one be would Introduce
@Lcpg John'' Went HoIth LII. Wcnt~orth said.
be ccalant rec it was 1smosfane = wTeems1ns,
ches,cl. Tic gentleman from Cook. who seemed
not to have recovered from the t1eets Of the r
IN hat village, declined to speak his "peace.'.
Eome stuntcr7if-d - here proposed that c. Cam
-ercn thculo taEe the char, but that gentleman,
cries s Vere bers made for Long John This da not
Irs tss e e9a H. sd 2aa
poiit,cal meeting. Nj: Wentworth replied that ho
had epolcn aea.n.t Vallandlgnam, and couldnY
he ecarcd there. lllaughtef.]
The 1rcyiraele M,1chaste1 propo.ed three cheers
for Little MIC" Long john responded nth cneers
fos Abe eErrevsn and Andrew John.uu. Manchester
Ian al Pei d!eton. at this ftsgo Of the game tho
ecete tecaue 1nteIsel lndicrous, and l1n@ai.e
wonQ 1ail to detcsibe +. Man,he.ter claimed the
char @ 10 sno9tto grde out 70 no pnrpSese y,
bhve 1t. Some one proposed three cheers for Long
John, whieh waa answered WITH cheers and gfoans. %
Hooker, Mcclellan and Lincoln.
Manchester appeared once moro On the scene.
ard faid he wae the chstEmsn. Was drst elected.
had to appoint twtnty seffeantt-at.atms. This
WIS uet;hCr Rtpuhican cor Democratic meehng-
II to celebrate the getting out Of The dr3ft by
Herr the noise hecsue intoerahle, and it was al
mosl imposei;he 10 cHtcu whst the gentleman rom
Cook satd. Order barring IN measure been re-
john Locap. tha: good old Democrat %. said, to
the mouth ol the MtsAlse1ppi, s1d VIII retain It
by pennc1a'ic arms" He took pleasure In intro
cheers snd eroan~-the latter predomi1atins. Mr
NentN ortb declined. 4 1reeh voice nom Greece
shouted, Long John has 70 racht to spake hare.
g he hasn 1i;si ixsn nt to ~ dhf. NJ
lied. lie hao subscribed TO the town OF Lyons,
where his property is: Msnches er became ois-
sasted. and asserted that osder ,would be maiul
ta1red tt be bso to eeua Tor regiment oYfOldle1s
10 preserve IT, lDer1sive ch+era.l
1be Chairman then introduced Chas. Walker,
who Fas received with n proarlous hurs11 OF ap-
leep order, anc nemsnaled La 7. Mum, Esd, Is
chairman. MaDcheetcr ore he was the chais-
nan m and wouldn't give place to any oae save Nj.
He Then callet ppon NJ. Mum to address the
crowd.
MI. Mum accordingly made few remarks, In
Which he congratulated the people In having goi
John Comlekv was nen introduced and received
with co1titcrable applause from the mackerel ppr-
ton Of the crowd. ue thought tha: the meeting
lee. He found. how ever, thst politicians, who
were not 10 be found amonE the prop e, were at
the nse,1rE or the purpose OF turning It to theil
conduct and sand Long John came there TO control
"hs can't do y be des3see. coat Of tar and
Jobp) wac going 10 be deEout ced ther.. Tnt
wicked Zee whtn o mAn pursueth," He Wis II
tavor OF politicians t.anotug inside; this Vas I
NOp:eR meeting. lCf1cS Of where Ia McCut
mics.'j The Alderman condcuse; Mccormick dii
NIT & me there to cGnt1ol toe meeting. II he dir
le ousht to be cenoui ced and he (comtky)wo
be the INT TO do it. The people came there *
The baEd here played Rally Rouud the Flag.'
End Otaciah jackson. Jr-, another msckerel sca
| tion II politics snd hoped. .Eone would be Intro
! drc.d. (The bsnd gave some nure musse)
Mr. Walker euHmltted a ttrles O.Itsolutfous
| wblcb he could not read OWING to hIs poor eight
| Mat chester attempted to read them, but beini
ntRray blind drunk. We were gong to cay bu
refrain-fasled miEe1Bbly IN Going 50. He got d
fur as "the S1pervt.ors have appropriated 5000
to each individual when his voice WIS dtowne
with c1iet Of +.}ouder !" - loadrr." Not liking tn
treatment he leil The resolutions and 1ald etos
| about the Angel Gabriel, which he waB requezta
to 1apeat. Fanal1y "the reEteman from Cook
managed 70 spyl out the resolutions, wh1cl
praisen the action oi the Board Of Supervisors an
| 1ht'ba, kerr, brokers. ard othfrz, who took th
| tc1ip at par, and uenorneed thoee Who wanted 4
cepleciats tho bonds, and those wne refused the1
| tld.
Mr. Walker then explained the dinlcultic. CT
cennteed In rais.ng th~ tuen aHd money. and II
enta,rutese with tn: deeh brokers, and ceEfurc
the TtIBrs1 for an article which appeared SOC
tiMe ago. relative to thu actions Of the COMMITTEES
The rest lutlons were uuan,mo9sly adopted, an
chester tnld this VIA no political meeting, but b
| sac 5or Little Mac.
Or motion the meetIEg Eas declared adiournet
aLo Tic land play ed Yankee Doodle.''