Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
THE EVENING NEWS.
The Comprehend FizzIc.

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vail to bring into existence the puuy, scro-
fulous thing, that its polluted parents
chri,tened their &" first demonstration.
For three weeks has every grog-shop and
brothel in the city reSounded with the
notes Of the coming preparation, ana tor
three weeks have many good >'auheh
Union men trembled at the approach Oh
the hour that was to bring from their
uolsome denS, four thousand Missing
heads with tctid breath. Bat Saturday
Night ended the :. scare" and demonstrate
cd the utter imbeci!jty and Impotency OF
the unterrifed."
The Cops" n.aYShaIrd their forces on
3 street. and armed wI;h brooms and
t.re-cracAer>. commenced operations by
bowling AMI hooting in honor of their wo-
men, who were waving some coarse kind
Of linen fabric III u frantic manner. At
This point the show was so small that the
Great Expectations" were considerably
smaller than the procession, but every one
was informed thar when the Abohtiopits
~houldi see the Gold s;il Bows
hey would be mighty SICK" and so
hey were. ashamed and sick that thew
Lad ever lost confidence in the LOYALTY of
Nevada. Securing an eligible situation
%" balcony we awaited the approach of
,Ee procession, which finally hove in
~;sht, struggling and dispirited. on they
came. led by their valiant SeceSh leaders,
h"aring some few transparenc;eS, corn
hyoom$, brush broomS, and some
~even-Starred brooms, emblematic of their
sympathy, among the transparencieS was
me labeled. Georgia-We inherit our
Fathers rights" lQuery-tGe right to
be- hung y another, Awake Snakes the
day i dawning." another. South Caro-
&un," borne by is brilliant l specimen Of
shiyalry II can be found in any Of the
whisky shops. But nor one that IN en-
lem or words reproved the traitors in
arms against their country.
The prominent leaders of the party
we're present, among whom we noticed
larry Murray. Tod Robinson, Tim Shea.
Alex. O'Niel. Will Campbell. Judge Me-
rouacil, Handsome Charley. of Room No.
ID notOriety, beside any quantity Of lesser
gifts. Out OF curiosity we counted the
procession. and all told, it numbered 1852,
.Urluding men. boys and women. The
procession finally assembled on street
And was addressed in the usual abusive
s;vc.
INCIDENTS.
Before the procession came down L
>:-eet. 4 secesh LAWYER. named McQuade,
.yoN picture of President Lincoln. be-
longing 70 Nm. l.. Hoover. Esq. and
turning il upside down, suspended TO
broom. held it over the balcony Of Wells,
Fargo y Co, which, being noticed by the
Mon crowds on the street, demand was
made Of the foul traitor to take it down,
which he iaSultinsly refused TO do. The
.-nand was reiterated, and backed up by
score OF S;N-shooters, one of which was
lgad by loyal Peasley, as a signal gun.
Ihc picture was taken down amid roaring
cheers for Abe and ANDY, and awful
.voaas for Little Mac" In the Virginia
.4pers Of yesterday lame apology was
made for McQuadc. who it seems has
>5me little shame left. But Staunch
.Jyal gentleman who was present, and
who viii >ubStantiate what he says, de-
ares that McQuadc was the prime mover
II The contemplate, traitorouS trick, and
,aa: any attempt 10 Law the fault on the |
.&.5e or four SeceSh women who were |
present : 4 fabrication. \ friend has /
landed US the following verse, which is Z
Try GpropOs
Oh LAWYER McQuaLe oh. lawyer McQuade |
lcGT hiding your shame hacS rhe skirts Of = I
maid.
\ ,t.yalric limb OF the law-oh, t,r shame /
E,-n your mother would blush 1t ihy Hane" !
OFFICER BULGER.
As the procession was passing Union .
Street. loyal man named CURLY, who .
We, N the Fourth Ward was arrested by |
,.1.sr Bulger because he happened quietly /
10 remark that he felt strong enough TO /
whip the whole procession" Officer Bull F.
ger could have arrested four thousand men
y,ho felt the same way.
JOKE.
Some Copperhead remarked to Union
nan that large number of females were
soing TO turn out in the procession.
Abolish quantity replied that, THAT class
o: females had turned out long ago.
Finale. - The streets being thronged
with Union men, the Snakes attempted no
a.>curbauce-and with the exception OF
lew broken heads the great "tizzle ter
minated at an early hour.
LIBERTY HosB.-The new carriage for
Liberty Hose Co., arrived yesterday morn
.ng. 1t is neat and substantial affair,
i.>t such as is needed for the business for
which it i intended. The company have
now carriage but no hose; and there ap-
pears 10 be no disposition on the part OF
The City Fathers TO purchase that mueh
needed article. We see no way but Tor
ne company TO Immediately call upon
VERY property holder, ind raise the largest
noSsible amount of funds; and purchase
lose to the extent of the money so raised.
i we cannot have 1000 feet, let US have
100. or even less. By the time the water
: turned on from the reservoir, we ought
70 have a few hundred feet of hose upon
he carriage. Even hundred feet might
save the town from destruction.
FIRE DEPARTMENT BESEFIT.-As Will
be seen BY the advertisement in the proper
column. benefit will be taken in Virginia
On Thursday evening, at Maguire's Opera
House, to raise funds to procure guam
,i-v OF hose which the city has ordered
but cannot pay for. Every engine Is short
Of hose, as some have been lost by fire, and
much of the old hose has become rotten
and unfit for service. The cisterns OF the
city are so far apart that large quantity
Of hose is absolutely necessary IN order 10
get streams enough on the fire to quench 1t
a, once. The season for high winds has
now come, and dollar or two invested IN
an evenings entertainment, that IS OF a
first class character, will not only bring
much engagement to the donor, but will
perhaps save him the loss of thousands by
having a sufficient quantity of hose for
the gallant boys to work with advan-
tage.