, 1864-10-24
A MODEL JUBILEE.
Premature KejotciDE-Tho Mackefel
Scales Uabnsanccd-$30o,OO0
Voted TO Each Recruit.

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1ne msehine :goee with epriDg, Is wound up viii
key, and il guided by 4 email wh,+, underneath
carefully se By the ope1sor The Ere.t s.t q
using tnis 10Y 10 to have tue winding up with the
Ley, and The setting Of the email wheel done
eetsetly. Suddenly out It pons and rms ~, f,tts
rner tn tho h.y,ht - ,1-..f,sf - -ss@t.u, -,
1ae., .oe oelsns oi juveniles ana wonder Of thei1
eenaoss, then for the first time tnessinR the epec
holds the Key and has set The wheel. But IDS i.
e,s rs1ss . tsAu s1h OF efesp'' OF
a., :. ~ ~ $500 " - ~ n..s.sn ~ w.
te1u1e Of munasze thinss on success III thu: ,bs ,bs
NJ luck, tov. at the ver, ou..et of i,.c,ne.r NV.
orc- 80 1.tna ha,.,ss. ~ -. stas ~ Ups
den powers In tremendous short]ised dzdnc,
and exposes the little wheel uudesueath. Ia the
| potersut ditcomn.u1e Of the holder Of he rer
ano ssmpatnize'e IN 'ne secret; The meeting Of
saturday evsaing was Of thls class Of enterprises
| Ntme ~ "'tu Aes' ano ee1 OH altes tne manner
OF runItte. creeping, gliding or walking things.
ofayire ecme hidden nower e.,1.5 nanu,s. -, ~
~ - ~ cn,dsa ~ s.rsu ea4ee pVpuaas Will
| - r. E"uso ~ j. eutaA "hee1 unoeinestn- Ihe
in 4 runner nor creeper, nor a glider. nor bT nv
mtans even walker II 1onted ,,,,,. ,,ea
| tpake, Ut the outset, but almost lanedia civ
~ noeps snns r. oet fae t,'a
~ ~, Msnehcs,er ue ,ne 'o ntte nz1 nz
fellows Of lie ordgt. -" ''N'3 ''' s''1','
be of the mosi prbiic css4.eter b,e.nss dtnev 70
little placsrd in the meanest iob irne stenea ~
no body. tald the people were bursting snd cpl-
tie north front OF tbs Courf Hoass on Ssfnrass
steeinr. and he sbtiract Of psoceedinss n NY ss
From the starr there was m evident t,+.,,,,r
70 train on the Copnerhcad Fi,tform. Afser tbe
!,tte AsckeIel IL DC proposed thres cseers
!af MeC!eIsn, which was ~ measure responded
o,th {d;sta9s oGlnT fosne uon. Jona Wsnt-
cnee1s lor .oia ape THlc9 were fee,ly aneWef-
e. = mouoa 70 eal y. ". Maocnesker-the little
Macke1el candieate fo1 The House Q! Rsoresenta;
MVtf-lo 1oe caalt, "ae received Hltn hisses hnd
ehesie Inc crowd g3fe taree cneers for Little
Mac. Wentworh proposed thtes chee!A for Abe
h'1enpon stepped forward aud satd TINT as the
nefting vas Republican one he Monld introduce
L og John Wentworth- NJ Wentwotth said
I'D be bad pleasure IN Introducing D r.. Man:
chester. t[ , re gentlemen from Cool, who seemed
mot t. haSf ~ s ssn9 iron thc et Of The
IN i That village, desiGsd to speak hta "pe,een
come rnlefT1nsd' y mere proposed that {. CAM
sI.n I'm m ~ take toe ena'1, pnt tnat gentleman
cries wezs here made for Long John. THIS did not
suit the Coppeihta6 party. and thes groaned Ioud-
"a 1e tish, ~ 9S 1 sne seRs ssao Lons
tk%,nn m.
pol1uca1 lnesnns. NJ, Ment@orth fephed that be
hsa "a epoken ah asan,t vaan9'sham and couldn't
&c r ssssea @ there; e. lasnGoteI: y ;a: u.r.n. g..
NJ G1iea Meie EoW maze LOT Chares Malkes. Esq
f N.Y. y nsnsnAsfsf P.oposea hIee cneets
iof n 1Ite IT MaGs tong 1onn responded xlth eneers
loLAbe Lincoln and Andrew John. ON. Manchester
PIT IN rsjoincer By proposing cheers fut Mccle'
An 81 FeLdle:on. A tais stage OF the game tho
ecere 1s became intensely lndlc7oas, aud 1anruage
ehau and SHOUTED ''Qsder.' but to no purpose.
run vas rampant, ard me crowd vas bound to
Juhn,, which was an=vered WITH cheers and gfoane.
% essaseo 70 esy somstnnE; s out isaea;
Eneefe arg groans were then gfseo tof GeAe;ai
Sspehesser opee more On the scene
arg faid ae wa ihe chairman, was drst elected,
and an you'd have order lie woald have order 4 he
vas nei:her Republican Tor Democratic meeting.
Il to celebrate ne Eetting ont Of the dram by
He ase e ans ths
noel noft impsssi6'e 10 catch what The Gentleman ttom
took said 0sder having IN measure been re-
loesp H. cooS ia az nera 9pt "a
the month Of the Miesiss!ppi, and We viii retain 1t
os Hsinpe5anG arms" he took pleasure IN intro
cheers and Eroan.-the latter predomlnattng. Nj
Ment"ofth declined. A iresh voice from Greece
shouted. ~ Long John has 20 RIGHT to epake here,
ag ne hatn't gwen c3nt to the dhfAft-' Mr.
Weaswortn mildly tntimated that the gentlemen
where his pnopery ,is; Nanehes er became dtt.
laited II he hao TO send for reelmen1 ofroldlers
10 pr Pfstsiss II. tDes1siEe cheers
ne chairman then introduced chas- Walker,
planse. Nr, Walker hoped the meeting would
Ieep ofoGt, and Nominated Ira 7. Mum, Esq, as
chairman. Manchester swore he was fha chair
man ma and wouldn't give place to any oas save II.
Mhtet. lCHes from the crowd OF "a free A5ht.'1
ne MIN chilled Upon NJ. Mum to adde's. the
crowd
NH M aeEn as En- aeeof5ansly made icy remarks II
ont q the otItt
ynhn Coattk7 WIS 1eu introduced and received
tlon of the crowd. He thought that the meeting
vas calico for o political purposes, bu: a. 1nni.
zee. ne found, however, that politicians. who
we're not 10 be huod among the peop e were At
the neetf for the purpose Of turning It to their
oaee enos. 1hr Alderman Nhxed indignant At such
coIouct and nn1d Long John came there to control
The mt citing. ilmmenee confusion aod cries Of
he CANT % !, be Observer a coat Of tar and
1eafheFe'J Long John told him that he nonR
John) waa rolng to be denounced thcr.. aThe
N1ckeo nee when TO man pursueth." He was In