The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-19


4 DrNoSsruArIoS-On Saturday evening
last The left wing Of JeA. DAVIS army had
grand parade, torch.lght procession, and mass
meeting. As the time approached, infunled,
noisy crowds of peace men might bo seen
making their way towards Independence square,
there 10 pollute and desccrAtc that hlllOwed
ground by their indecent orgies.
As the evening wore on, the crowd began 70
gather, some with lamps and lanterns, others gItn
uauspurcncies and flags, ull 40 last the square
was nearly full of con riDutOns Of me rJIgls
and rsbble from the different wards Of tn city.
IL seemed as Il "ucll itself had yAvncd' % leo
these niurintcd demons forth.
Like their cO.workers, the pirate Scnmcs AMI
the Rebels, they used the American dag 10 deceive
and inytigle the unsuspectiug. As We have not
the space 20 give detailed account Of tue poo
ctediugs, we will give what we an, and describe
one OF the delegations rs a specimen brick Of the
rest
Platoon Of Bo,s.
Five Alcn and one Dismissed ONlrtr, % h1rsu1lrE.
Man Win One Eye. Gar'H a trsn,pTgn9y WIN uc
'-th ward Good for 27Ol N,iJdty
Delegation Of bounty jumpers and D,.erter', csrryn
rokpockc,, benevolent Association, with aags and
Band rlsyIng Rally Round the Flag" ias e was not
stated rhaf Hug, Il is presumed the Rebel nag Was
Edioroftac a Carrying Rluo Light
"'''' ,E3 |' 5pr ,i ''' US
Stole rolueais aud SmtlI Es- Contractors.
win lie oil So4r,y Wasted.
crowd Of mon aud boys with dls, 8nd transparcnac,
Admirers orya onttsnam ludF,rnaudy wud.
Escaped luuulC o. mule.
elect delegation OF rnl adephaus, VINO have "Cou,us
"Bummcrs," "ulyer,, ,"Bloa.s' and "aabbis," with
Two candidates for Adgrmao -uppotmg huge trans
'P''"' M1t' HnG l9IwI "r'os Fi Fisbt zee speech
Three Dead Beats and "Brus,rs' on a dray nrng O.
with miscellaneous crowd Of stra glcrs bringing mp tho
II IL impossible 10 give a description here of the
various banners, flags, and trau-parencics-it Is
'uiligCnt toasay that they were generally "Giye
is back our Old Commander" and che "Gliss
Eye Boy" (,upposed TO be PtudIetou the "BIck-
eye BOl'), with great many illusions 70 free
y IeCCh, free niggers, and free whisky.
There were several stands for speaking. aud
pIesidJnts and SECRETARIES In great prOtusOu
gmors them several di.app ,ntCd politicians and
ttgracCd or kicked out eX army OIL 'ers aud
Others who have been badly used by the Lincoln
Administration The principle. and views euun-
ciatcd were conflicting antdgonlstic inconsistent,
~ varied os the elements Of the "DcmOtratic'
party.
While al prolos,ed to want to save the
Union" yet the means proposed were us diff
iCTent As the speakers m number. One Etheridge,
in his arrogant uugrimmatca', slave.drylg
style, wanted Gentleman elected, aud said
constitutional rgntslof the North" lie wds for
peace and Litei VI &C at ali hazrds. lie hardly
dare venture bae * among loyal Icnnesscaens with
those sentiments.
Another followed, who proposed "ighring to
the bitter end; - another wanted "UIiOn" with
the "DIyine institutions" while alOJnUc wOul /
swallow the pin with or without. Ia2 Audience
were equally enthusiasts, no matter what the
SCI timunt; and any alu7iOn TO Lincoln or tho
"nPGCI' wuulI SET them frantic, and cause ter
Iily yls charge of FkBtS and gtTDeufs. tina ltnr
very appropriate
Letters were expected TO be read from jeff
Davis, TOOmbs, aud WiguI, symplthlLjns with
the meuiug, but owing 20 the capture OF the last
bluvkade.Iuuner, aud the correspondence beng
10 possess sion Of the Government, they were uu-
able 10 gTatliy the eNpeutlnts. Davis Co. were
well and faithfully Tepu senCd ny their speakers,
and their sentiments duly appreciated, waicu
may console them for the loss OF their letters.
The crowd duly chccred all the lea icrs. while
imprOmpiu cheer, for " Mel npigtn aud peudI-
lum," and Nallanigln aud "L LittIe Mike" w're
frequently heard. Whisky aud money were freely
used, and when these Union Saver, y lud PGtng
ArmstICc men find that ins cad OF thrr can H.
oates being elected, that our NOBLE patriotic, and
honest Abraham Lincoln is returned with a trc-
mCndOus majority that their fuss and trevor IS
will have been wa. ted in vain, they will remlin
as Ohj cts OF sCOrn, 10 be stunned by all honest
and patriotic men,
The DRArT-Thc draft will most positively
take place in the different wards of the city on
Thursday next. Our city is only deficient about
20OO men, and with properly united efforts on the
part OF the deficient wards, this number could be
readily secured. A. Il i, there is no uniformity
OF action, each word working on its Owu De1alf
and all giving different hountivs. The ward,
that are most deficient are the lst, 1th, ljh l7th
l.th, and 18Th. In the 1th Ward gre it attention
is being paid to forming an exemption fund
while but little is contributed to the fund for tho
payment Of extra hoaniiGs. If the exemption
fund was made bounty fund, the good name OF
the ward could be saved, but rs il is, q draft will
most certainly take place
Some Of the wards are most tirdy in the work,
and look to others TO help them out Of the mirc
These will ue ino first TO feel the effects Of the
cOpscTiptiUn. The way for the ward committees
20 work is TO appoint an officer 20 sit az the head
quarters of some recruiting station, and there pay
the bounty To as many men a. will consent To be
credited 10 that particular ward. A fine oppOr-
tunity 10 do this is nov preseated at the head
quarters Of the new regiment of luaveS forming
for General BiTnCy's command. Recruiting for
the regiment has Just been commenced, aud au
arrangement could easily be made with the cym-
manumg officer TO this effect.
This morning warrants we're drawn by the
Mayor for the payment OF the city bounty 10 Al
| recruits FIVE of whom were substitutes. The CJy
must do better than this If they wish to escape tho
! draft on Thursday next, Recruiting Olli'5r
| inform us that men were never moro abuudan
and willing to enlist; but are holding back To &c
| large DOuntes. Hence, those wards tuat WOut
! hll their quotas must pay high bounty. |
| would be much better, hOwuver, 10 make the suu
| uniform, aud to stop recruiting for those ward
| where the requisite number has been furnished.
A public meeting Of the citizens of the SecOn
| Ward will be held at the Robert RaiIes' school
| house, Sixth street. above Carpenter, this even
| ing. This ward, by the extraordinary eNcuion
| of the citizens, have nearly iled their quOn
| Fourteen men are now wanted
The meeting his evening is for the purpose o
fIp.n yyI wish gOUtri buTp chance q
! doing So thereby saving a draft on rhursdE
show that In the loyal Second no draft can TAX
place.
BROKEN NECEs.-pc0plc who will Jump from
railroad cars while the train is in motion mus
not be disposed to grumble if their insane act
result IN bruised shins or even broken limb
Not a day passes but an accident happens o
some Of the railroads connecting with the dt
ferent cities of the North and East, because OF
neglect 10 heed the caution given BY the publ
| prints.
Not alone are these accidents confined 10 th
| male sex, but females are very frequently IN
! CudCd in this category During the passage
the two O'Clock train from Philadelphia
| AmbOy, on last Saturday afternoon, we notice
no less than three persons thrown to the groun
while CudCayoring TO step out Of the cars betOi
they had been brought TO full stop.
IN one case a lady was preclpltatcd with gre
force 10 platform at one Of the intermedla
stations between this city and the point beto
named, and we are much mistaken If her Grccil
probOscs was not adorned with sundry bits
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