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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LoUIsvILLE, May 3.
The Democrats of the Ashland District have
nominated Capt. w Il Simms for Congress, vice
Hon Jas. b. Clay, who declins.
The Convention opened this morning with pray
err by Rev. Stuart Robinson.
Harvey Lindsey, of Washington, was appointed
President, aud A. Semmes Of Washington, and S.
NJ Barnes. of Louisville, Secretaries.
twenty-five States and Territories were repre-.
sented by $50 members
The Committee on the nomination Of annual
officers retired to deliberate.
The President is now delivering his annual ad-
dress.
DR.. Flint, of Louisville, rendered a welcome to
the delegates in behalf oithe State Medical Society
The officers for the ensuing year were elected
AMI are as follows:
President-Henry Miller ofKeniucky.
Vice Presdents-H + Askew, Of Deawarei G
| s. Tripler, U. s, Army; l. A. Smith, of New Jer-
sey, and Calvin West, of Indiana.
! Treasurer Casper Wstar OF Pennsylvania.
| Secretary s. Nj Bomss of Kentucky,
DR. Miller made brief but eloquent address OIL
taking the chair.
A vote Of thanks TO the retiring officers wa
| passed.
But two or three reports on special subjects wer
made, Ia consequence Of a remissness OF the spe
| cal Committee in preparing them.
The Convention adjOurDs till 10 A. NJ. TO MOI
| roW
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ANOTHER SLAVE CASE.

ZANEsvILLE, May 3.
There was great excitement here this afternoon
in regard TO a fugitive slave named Jackson, who
was arrested last night
Judge Marsh decided that the prisoner was ille-
galiy held and discharged him. Immediately after
b., di charge te was re arrested handculied, put
in a hack aud driven to the depot for the purpose
of taking him to Wheeling on the train then due.
desperate effort was made by the negroes TO res-
cue him but the attempt was unsuccessful.
During the excitement at the depot pistols, clubs,
and bricks were freely used, Several persons wei .
Injured. Meanwhile a writ was served GU the Mar
sha commanding him to bring the prisoner back
aud show why he was held. This point has not
yet been settled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

THE REscUE TRIAL-Mr. Davis, the last wit
ness for the prosecution In the case against Lang
slon, was examined yesterday. He was the Depu
ly Sheriff and Jailor from Columbus, who accom-
panied Mitchell, Jennings and Lowe in the seizure
Of John, and the one who hand onffed Lincoln on
arrest,ng him last winter. He gave a statement
as to the manner Of the arrest and rescue He was
very loquacious the stand aud persistently broke
in upon the half uttered questions OF Mr.. BAcKUs,
being determined II possible to get through in
short time. He thought the oberlin aud yelling
ton people were a little excted--so much so that
it was "the worst scrape he ever got into" He
remarked that Jennings got the boy by the 'Powe
of Eternity" In all probability the Power Of
Eternity" will get Jennings and his associates on
the same grounds Of being "fugitives from ser
vice, with no chance for rescue" Davis was
not very well posted on the authority by which
the boy was held He did not look at the papers
to see what they were orwhether they were blank
papers.
The testimony of Kinney, Dickson and Esq Ben.
nett did not differ materially from that given on
the former trial.
The evidence for the prosecution was closed yes.
terday afternoon, and that for tue defence com.
menced
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IMP0RTA' nj TO FEMALES.
N. ch0 nnemnn,s PIIIa.


he combination of lug rsdents 10 lhese RUS 10 No
suil Of Il loug aud extensive practice They are li'u "
their operation and certain in eonecm al
Painful Menslruations removing all Oh sruouoi, wHe
from cold or otherwise, headache pain an inc sue p1
tltaon Of the heart whites, all nervous .Neouohs' hy
'srcs fatigue pain the back and limbs, &c u''ui
. sep which arise from interruption OF nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the oomme ncomen Of a era in the treatment o
these irregularities and obstructons which have consgne
so many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed to a PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
heath unless is regular, and whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins 10 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
sg the most eHcctual remedy known for all CON
prints peculiu to Females 10 all classes they nyal
uahle inducing, 0ih certainty, periodical Teguarfy They
are known TO thousands who have used them at different
uerods throughout tho country. having the sanction Of
The most e1l iaeHt piysiraHs "a America.
Erpef directions STATING Dhsr and bhsH lsy should not
be used with ouch B1Khe Price one Dollar each boz
tanning 40 PMS
valuable pamh hle to be had fee OF the Agents Pills
sent by mall promptly, by enclosing price to the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally.
X. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No. l6S Chambers st., New York.
said in Cleveland BY VIM. FIsKE aud GAYLORD q
s{AeEMoND aprsd&w0m2sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

M We take pleasure 10 informing the public
that Z. Ruhini, us Superior st., has received o
splendid stock Ofsummer gooda, among which We
notice. large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionab.e styles Of straw goods for both men aud
boys, and also full assortment ofchlldrens goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soft hats. which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Ruani assures Us that It will be his aim 10 sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

EDITOR LEADER;-IH looking over the local
column of the Herald, noticed that those that were
about getting up an independent Candidate for the
Office of Trustee in the lst Ward, are called upon
to answer the question, Where were the Democra,
tic Boilers to come FRONT In the first place Mr..
Ryder did not get all the strength of the Dem.
ocratie party but he received considerable many
Republican votes, and if the S,inOr Editor Of the
Herald had minded his own business, and have lei
ours alone, we should now have had in the place
of Mr.. r. good reliable Republican, and one
that would have been an honor to the Ward and
the Council
ONE OF THE REPUBLICANS
who was dissatisfied with the nomination and the
way il was made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

FoREsr GRovE.--The first match Of the season
at this course comes of this afternoon at o'clock
bstween White & Eewelps b. m. silvertail and
McLean's b. e. Reindeer for purse of sac, mills
heats, best three in five.
Tomorrow White & Newell's b. g. Yankee Tou
and McLeoi's Buffalo viii go mile heats, best three
ia Eve for purse Of $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

THE REscUERs Hawks 4 Brother have Frank
Lealies illustrated Newspaper for May 7th, with an
engraving of the twenty rescuers now il Jail in this
City Some Of the countenances are very good,
while "other some" are wretched. BY the way,
who is the "successfu and talented artist, J. h'
Green" who the paper says took the Photograph
brief and correct sketch Of the case accompanies
the picture
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04


FIRES AND FALSE ALARMs-Within the past
three four days, the fire bells have seemed pos
sessed of the fiery demon of naturalization and
have rung out at all times and seasons, aud this to
such an extent that the sudden o!angor Of the fire
bell is losing its fearful significance We now
glance out and if we see no blaze or unusual smoke
conclude that the alarm is false one, and this con-
cusion is very generally correct one. On Sat
urday night there were four false alarms and then
one fire. On Sunday night we believe there were
two three aud on yesterday there were no less thar
four alarms before night. These were all false ex
cept one about nine o'clock in the morning
whtn fire broke out in a story and half frame
dwelling, No. 50 Webster St. BY the prompt &C.
ton OF the Fire Companies the flames were soor
extinguished, the house being damaged about S25
It was owned by Fanny Stanley. The fire. caugh
from an old dress which was thrown against 9
stove pipe.
Had the City been provided with Fire Alarm
Tower the wear and tear of the engines and hos,
carriages at these false alarms would have beel
saved. ..
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTION.

TYPOGRAPmCAL CONVENTION.
BosroN, May 3.
At the session to-day of the National Typograph.
ical Convention, an amendment TO the general
laws was stricken out.
The provision requiring five years service TO ren
der apprentices eligible to membership In Unions,
was laid on the table.
The report Of the Executive Committee with the
accompanying documents rela i've TO omemOriazing
Congress for Printers Bureau at Washington was
also tabled with the understanding that it is not to
be taken up again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

GERMAN BENEvoLENr sooIETY.-Ths Society
the object Of which is charity and which has paid
out about $1,000 during the last year for charitable
purposes, will hold an Annual Fair and Ball at
National Hall on Thursday evening next. We
trust a large crowd will be in attendance. The
cause Is a good one
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

NEW YORK may ..
Capt. Green Of The ship Sheffield arrived here to.
day from Honolulu; reports that on The morning
Of April 26th, he experienced three successive
shocks Of an earthquake, occurring at intervals Of
about an hour apart In length aDd severity Of
shock they excellt d anything Of the kind ever ex
nnrinnood hofora
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

CLEVELAND THEArER.-This beautiful temple
of the drama will bo opened for Spring season
on Monday evening next under tae management
of Mr.. GEORGE WOOD, the present popular maua-
ger of Woods Theater in Cincinnati assisted by
Mr. II. ASHLEY. Mr.. Wood has secured for his
first attraction the celebrated Cooper Opera Troupe
who will produce in rapid succession number Of
the most popular operas. The troupe is under
the direction of Mr II, c. COOPER, the celebrated
Solo Violinist and Conductor and the young, fas-
cnating and accomplished Miss ANNIE MlLNER Is
the Prima Donna. She will be supported by a tai
ented corps Of ertlstes and full and efficient cho
rus. We trust our musical diiietdRh will give them
a cordial wolcomo, and we shall expect to see the
Theater crowded with the beauty aud fash N OF
the city. The opening opera will be La Sonnam-
bula, Miss Annie Miner as Amina.
by reference to our advertising columns, full par
ticulars may be had.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

c. l.. A.-By the courtesy Of the Directors Of
the Library Association, all the Editors and Pub
shers Of the Daily pspers Of the city are allowed
all. .tho privileges of full membership during 'he
current year Such fayors are kindly appreciated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
DR. ]. HoarrrEn's BIrrEEs.-Theso

Dr. j. HosTETER's BTTERs.-These Bitters
are universally acknowledged TO be sure prevenive and
cure for Fever and Ague FatueHce, Heuvn,s Of the
stomach or any other like affection Their effect upon the
system is most miraculous they give healthy tono to tho
system remove all morbid matter and in fact thoroughly
cleanse the system of all impurities Tue proprotors, in
presenting tlis preparation tie public, assure them tina
in no single when has been used according to their
directions has it been known fail but the contrary
nevy virtues have been discovered IN To those af-
aicted with any Of the above ills Of the body the Bers
lre offered as speedy and certain Try them and
form your opinion.
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rnnM MAN nnLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, May j,
Col. Loclridge's agent at Pixies Peak reports
that numerous disappointed miners were joining
his expedition
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eEo W. HIGGiNBnTHAM,
MRs. Q. sYMoNDq.


The Restorative is put 40 in bottles of three syes vig
Lalee' nedinm aud small The small holds pint, and
elas u one dol ur botte the medium holds n least
twenty per cent more 10 proportion than the small resi
for two dollars per hnitle he lane holds ouaTt Id ner
rent mnrs in proportion, aud etas for ree dollars pe
bottle. '' P0'
I. q. J, WOOD co, PtuprHtOrs, No 3l2 proa1wav NJ
" On the groat N. Wire Railing Estabahment and
No ll4 Market stiaet st LOUIS Mo ~" ~
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTINo-

60 Plain aud Ornamental PRINTING Of every description
lone At the Printing Establishment Of tho L-ader Ooe on
he latest improved and most rapid steam in the best
yle On short notice. At reast nabe rates Particular
Htenlion paid toblank Every description Of Bind
ag done, especially Dlauk Boeks Lsdgers Journals,
sales Hooks. Receiving Rocks &c &C
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~ Frank Leslie's Newspaper for the present
week hes lifslike pictures of the oberln Rescuers
sch,,ckers has it for sale well as the other pa
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Total amount collected, and

OF @. c. Briggs, that he has weighed So loads
of hay during the month Of April. Received and
Report of Police Clerk for the month Of April
Received and filed.
or Committee on Judiciary, favorable TO the
claim OF VIM. Heisey for $50 Ref 10 Committee
on Claims
OF j. shadbolt, that he has weighed 525 loads Of
hay during the month of April Received and
iled
The Committee on Markets reported the follow
ing resolution
That the Weigber OF Hay on the West Side be
authorized 10 retain as pay for hs services, 90 per
cent Of money, received. Re committed to Com
on Markets.
cGMMUNICATIoNs.
From the City Clerk, informing the Council that
L. ]. Rider was elected as Trustee OF the lst Ward
on Monday last. The oath Of ofice was admins
tered TO Mr. Rider.
the ensuing year. (Published in yesterday morn
ing's Leader)
From Samuel Irwin, Acting City Commissioner
presenting pay roll for April. Ref. to Committei
deed Of land lying south Of the City Cemetery
Was presented from James Church and wife 10 th'
city. Referred to City Attorney.
From O. J. Russell, resigning his commission a.
| Ship Channel Commissioner. Lad on the taDle'
DLAMs.
large number Of claims we're presented an'
| appropriately referred.
That of O. L. Russell for SIPS a. salary for on
year as Ship Channel Commissioner, was reieFrei
| 10 Com on HarbOrs and Wharyes.
oRDINANCEs,
10 eseAbllah Board of Health Ref to Com
/ on Ordinances
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR D1f
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye T!

The only harmless and reliable Dye kn0l0R.
The Original and best in the world
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided II
you wish TO escape ridoulo
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and uatuul Brown Black without the least
.inluTy TO Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod 10 Wm Bachelor 1903, and over 5000
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons u
his famous Dyes
wM A. BArCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
mot to be distinguished from nature, und is wARRABFED
not iRuTs IN the least however long may be continued
and the m effects Of Bad Dyes remediedi the Hair nVgor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied Un private Toomsj At the Wiz
FsotOB, No 30 Broadway, N. Y
Sold n all cities and tOwns Of the Unted States By Drug
siss aud Fancy Goods Dealsss.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon siee
plate engraving fooT sides Of each Boz, Of
WM. A. RATCHELOR,
NJ UrnnH
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, May g.
Thesteamships Glasgow from Glasgow the goth
and Bavaria from Hamburg via Southampton
have arrived
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

EP~ Go to schuckers' Depot and get the New
York Ledger, Mercury, Weekly, Waverley, Frank
I.eslle's Illustrated Newspaper, &c, &c The New
York Dailes also on sale.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
YEsTBRDA YAFTERNOONs REPORT
FIRE.

LirrLEroN, N. H., May 3.
The Crawford House at White Mountains was
destroyed BY Ore last night. Insured $4,000 Il
will be rebuilt at once
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20 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
rnlrlh nnnn
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lIoTourY or DIaenae,
IL PRICE 90 PER BOTTLE. "A
Address D. Il. ANDERTnN.

No asl broadway, N. Y.
B-A Circular reontamns fall particulars and direo-
application. ~ -
~ Local Agents Wanted. mari dgtavy s,yeu247
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAY 4, 1859
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Geo. Wood-Oleveland Theutre.
=. l. Baldwin Co New Goods.
A n Reddins-- Merchant Tailor
Dr Keeler--E Excelsior Heir Oil.
ID J.. Wightman- Sheriff Sale
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GUsTAvE sATTER
u These Pianos are for sale BY
OssIAN e. DODGE,
apr9.ImR2O MOB Euclid street, Cleveland

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PlLLs.-Wlth-
out these the mother Of family would be short Of the
Domestic Physician Of the nineteenth century; the one
acting as sure remedy for disorders and the
other for internal disea.os
Sold at the manufacory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY all Druggists 25c, CSC and 81 per % or
bov 255
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NORFOLK, Va, May 3.
The U. S steam sloop of war Richmond will be
launched on Wednesday.
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHILARANT.
UN EQ UALE ID

YOUTH TO THE AGED -sTRENGTH TO THE WEAK
hi. novel preparation has met with the approval Of the
cnv m avery part OF the world and the uscOveret and
ronTietor fearlessly proclaims II to be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
Builders & Arfbitefts.

RROOKS S. @. Il 10. W., BUILD
dB ERB. Alsr Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds sash,
Bra0keta and al kinds OF Sor-sawiRF and Gothic WORK
Particular utten paid Fitng vi stores Factory
pRision-st nenl Centre h0rk Cleyeland. o. no0-o2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

% huItuluHb llub lAAhhdldhb 10 q ANJuNN
Ator Of upnpproachahle aud immitahe excellence For
nj nervous diseases matter how produced II must he
an nfalhbe specific u Is also cure Tor allie
lions cenerng the liver stomach or brain y mission
Is to bsstow Strength vitality and physical AFFINITY. SOLD
nv Vim Ftske Cleveland.
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The great dOsdetatum To be obtained IN he
RullrY Hhruws simplicity, absence OF Unnecessary
friction OF motion and II is claimed for his improve
meui thai these valuable requisites have been
greater degree Of pericco than the presented by any
other rotating IN its .ngCm0nts wonder
fu simplicity It has advantage found in all the
best rotating hHTTows combined 10 one
This harrow having three small cGunrs continually
vOlyiug VIII puveze the soil more In going the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04
| WORMY CHILDREN SHOULD
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALIIBI,Y

WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBI,Y
@ tho gr99h und color Of the hair, l usod Two on
@ NJ ~ NesA M 10 ", any imneuabe ere Perfectly
tbe hair; mske no'e sof and bgauiilm than any III
aud preserve me ea - iee from al diseases to the er atr
Poitssiunal mon and Gontem and Iodies a ai e-se
a over The woId 5ar .siimany that not say loo
much ~ Us favor Read the following aud Judge, = ~
lllcH9RY Gkove s. Charles Co. Mo. Nov, TO- 1851.
Fhof q Woou-Dear sir Somq lime Ian summer
" elects were 90 odelful, feel Il duty to YOU and
Our little soifs head for some time had been s,fscti
covered with sores and me called It scad head The
ir almost entirely came OIL 10 quenoe, when riei
seelnS hi suhcrugs, advised 10 your osi oru
We dd with htlo hope vt success but 10 unr sris
md hat OF an our friends, few pcaos removed
soon started out and uow say that our b,v b.
healthy scalp and as ruuuut crop OF hair any oheT
Restorative pcrioct femedy an dsatsSs of tbs
Sc .lp and hair. We ar. yours IesesciiulY,
SARAH A. H1GGINBOTHAM
PReF wooD-Dsar Sir; Nv hairhad for several resr,.
been beooIug pre- atnrey gtay accompanied by hash-
stry in drossigt. When oOmmiI cod using youf Usiy
Restorative about two months ia that candition.
it hnsturned 10 tts uaturil color and assusd 49,
aud uste greatly 90 be preferred 20 ho,a produced hv hS
eaard unh ariic f5r everv ,oii
whether 70 be usod 90 Hair Restorative for the sne
mission go refer TO me all wilt entertain anv doWti II ~
pefio ming all that Is oiaimod for y
Cincinnati. o. Feb To- 1851 y ia TSS, FSiSd ~
PRoF. woOD-Deor sir. By The advice Of a friend nj
mine, who had been using our Hair Restorative Il ~
induced 20 ~ y had The te ef some time May nnd
come 10 great deaf io ker than everit wps Noibine I'M
duty and ymlglhy iat foe. % communicate 70 oihon
this public acknowledgment Of the benefit have
iron Prof Woods Har RESTORATIVE
| A r. JACOBS.
| The ue4tnr.ti,s d. .,pt ,, il I.,tti 49,. .
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Real Gstute Aeruts.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE

IN s U R A N G E

No oil Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
iebls
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THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
HALLBTT, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS,

unhostatinsy pronounce them smhsntb superior in ae-
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone, to any nave
ever used in this OF the old country Another striking
feature in these Instruments land where others too often
ta their remaining under the heaviest aud most
difficult payng-not string shattering hatttng' and
the action remaining perfect that the performer ena-
bled all times to give instantaneous eject to emphatic
passages.
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Fare Reduced via Pittsbargh and Philndel
uhiu
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-01
The Meeting at the state House.

A very large and enthusiastic meeting as
at the front OF the State House, after
dark last evening. The crowd was very great.
Mr.. Cox, member Of Congress from this district,
opened with one Of his spirit stirring addresses.
George Z. Pugh, our Democratic Senator, fol-
lowed with a long, able and most eloquent
speech. His sonorous voice, great arsumenta-
tive powers and lofty eloqueuce were never ex-
erted with greater effect.
Mr.. Vallandingham, Member of Congress
rom the Butler and Montgomery District then
addressed the people in very happy and eitec-
tive manner. All the speakers were loudly
cheered The most confident and determined
spirit prevails; and that we shall carry the State
is now a fixed fact. We pronounce the cleo
ton of our whole ticket morally certain. We
are led to do this thus early in the fight because
we have carefully observed the perfect spirit Of
union, and the indomitable purpose which per-
wade the entire democracy of the State, as rep
resented by the very excellent and able dele.
gates who composed this splendid and effective
convention. The meeting adjourned after Mr..
Vallan lingham's speech, anil thu hour is toe
late to furnish even a sketch Of the speeches.
This can, however, be dispensed with, as the
people will hear the gentlemen during the cam
paign.-S Statesman, May 27h.