Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

INC Ntelo hoeIn oi hHiNHNht i"N' y"
lumbus Oh ne sthg guui elected J, n. Trimhlo, oi
rltsitsbtsio, 4. 5. E5wu,hsud, q
Lorain. VI. Tumble Declined ths oacl. when
Alerhnder waddls, or Clni, WAS eleoted. 5ohr
Rsber, Of Fairfield was elected Treasurer, vice
i. Bottles. of Franklin. Tbomas o Jonsn %
Dslawste, was elected Recording ,ssersiNEy.
vice D. z. Gardner John N KlppeTe was
unanimously collected Corresponding sscretH.
~. just tribute to an able and faithful officer.
The Board resolved TO adjourn to the gath Of
January next The following resolution was
adopted.
Resolbed, That at the meeting Of The Board
TO be held in January next the Board VII re-
ceits proposals from the several cities Of the
State dsslrous Of having the next State Fair,
provided that all cities making application be
required 10 pay The sum Of $4,000 aud iuinish.
grounds free OF charge. .falB a
The State Journal says all..s $3.50 gffl
The State Board Of ofAgricultare is good one,
all are working, practical men in the walks et
Agriculture and stock raising and in their hands
the interests of the Society viii not suffer
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southern BIuster--''Old Thad.'' UnmOved.
The Southern hot bloods got up chafactOr-
istic breeze in the House on the 5th, but made
nothing more than their own disgrace out Of
their buster Helpers Impending Crisis'
was the subject Of their wrath, and after Mr.
Sherman aud other Northern members had
spoken calmly aud considerably, the notorious
Mr.. Keiit ''pitehed in" The Pittsburgh Ca.
aettes correspondent say 5 the South CarOlinian
rOarsd like Bully Bottom, and made himself
ridiculous generally, and adds ..aI
He repeated his old saw Of destroying Che
! Reptile "from turret 10 foundation stone" i
I the South does have have It's way, and sal
down, looking as much excited as if somebody
we're after him.
Here a scene Cnsued as thrilling as Johr
Gtpins race. l am glad was there TO see il
Thaddeus Stevens, "0id Thad," got the floor
and instantly the whole House, scattered by
Keitt's tpeech, began 10 gather into the scat
to hear him. He said he was not going Il
make a speech. The whole violent discnssiol
carried on by the other side, was a striking
proof of the correctness Of his point Of order
raised Yesterday, that the whole thing was on
of order; that the House. in its unorganlze
state, was capable Of entertaining only tw
motions--to proceed TO q ballot for Speaker
and to adjourn. He would say, however, Will
, bo was up, that he did not blame the Sonther
members for their course 1t was quito natur5
This thing Of threatening 10 destroy God
! CREATION from ''tutTst to foundation stone,
Q was an old trick 1t had been tried before, I
b. scare the timid doughfaces Of the North, an
:, with such success that he did not wonder q
their trying it again. They might possibl
: scare somebody with it now
: Here the Southern members, who had gail
, cred near the Clerks d. SIX got into commotior
Mr. Craw ford, of Ca. worked himself into
tremendous spasm, gestieulated, roared tslke
' wildly, but so incoherently as to be iucomprC
0 Ihensiblc What he said no one knows bu
Keitt ard Burnet urged him on, the while feel
ing for their rsyolyers and sIde-urms, ths Who'll
Z mass gradually working up before Stevens sea
a (Which is in the front row Immediately befoI
: the Clerks desk) but while this was going ol
a Miward and Owen LoyejOy, and sundTY oth'
members of decided fighting capacity, wake
. up to Stevens side, the Northern members coi
y ing up in mass behind. For a moment Ii
n scene looked threatening There was cal
j. waiting on the part of the Northern men for Il
first blow, and an excited shaking Of fists anon
the chivalry; but Stevens stood cool and cal
,. throughit all, and the blusterers, finding the
could not intimidate him nsr those who stot
!. beside him, backed out and skunk away to the
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