Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

al 1913.
In relation to the pay rolls" The army vii
advance in a few days, and the men who hav
not received their pay viii need it"
Camp Meigs, FeB'y 25, 1918.
About the pay and clothing of companies
of I2 months volunteers, who had been on al
expedition against the Mississinneway Indians
Camp Msigs, March ID, 1918.
Concerning the pay of the Pennsylvania AM
Virginia Brigsdes to the end of their year o
enlistment.
Return J. Meigs, (GOrernor of OhiO,) ChillicO
the, June y, 1913, to Col. Samuel HEnting
ton, Cincinnati.
Same to SGwe, June Is, 1913.
Same at Franklinton to same at WortkiagtoR
July 4th, 1913.
These relate to Capt Woods company o
Spies and their pay, and to Capt. HinkstonI
and Capt Martins companies.
John Walloorfh, CleUeland, Dec. 5, 1903, to Coz
eTnOr Huntington.
Resigning the office of Associate Judge fol
Geauga county.
Same to same, Dec. "a, 1909
Stating that George Jamison and VIM. M s
Cune had been arrested at Huron for passing
counterfeit money, having the plates, and about
65 dollars in bills ready for circulation.
Caluin Pease, Warren, March 4, 1910, to GOver.
nor Huntington, PaineSUile.
Resigning the office of President Judge Of
the Court of Common Pleas In reference to
the excitement concerning the impeachment OF
Judges Tod and Pease, the letter says" have
not yet been mobbed, as Mr.. predicted" I"
On the back of this are several endorsements:
81 March IL, offered the appointment to David
Abbott" March 18th, offered it to Mr..
Webb, IT. D.WebbD Mr.. E. Potter, Mr.. Hitch
cock, (Peter Hitchcock . Mr.. Edwards, Mr..
Austin, and on the l4th sent a commission to
Sampson King"
This office does not appear to have been much
sought after.
Thomas Worthngton, (U. S. Senate.) Washing
ton CITY, Fsb'y &c, 1905, to "Judge Hunting
ton"
1t would appear that Mr.. Worthington had
urged the appointment of Judge Huntington as
Governor of Michigan Territory, Chen just or
ganized,) in place of General Hull, who was
appointed. The letter announces that Judge
Il was selected as District Judge of this Ter
ritory. He afterwards declined.
Same to same, Washington, March Ia, 1906
Senator Worthington opposes war with
England, and favors Mr.. Morrow as Congress
man in preference to Mr.. Pritchard.
Same to same, Washington, Oct 1903.
Wishes Judge h to contradict certain Fede.
raj ISLANDERS in reference TO both of them.
Same TO same, Washington, Jan'y 4, 1904.
Stating that R. J. Meigs was before the Pres
ident as candidate for Governor of Michigan.
Same to same, ChalicOths, july 30, 1908.
Hopes Mr.. Clinton will be elected President
over Mr. Madison. Prefers Mr. Morrow for Con-
gress to Mr.. Beecher, and hopes Judge H. will
not oppose Mr. Morrow.
John Young, Youngstoson, Feby 10, 1902, to
Col. HlntingtOn, CleUeiGnd
General Paine and Judge Tod had Just ar
rived from visit to the Governor, (St. Clair,)
with a commission for Col. 81. as a Justice of
the Court of Common Pleas. The Governor
did not think he had power to name the Pre-
siding Judge, but Judge Young hopes Col. II.
will preside. Major Simon Perkins thinks seri-
ously of getting married.
Wm. Eustes, (Sec'y at War; Washington, Oct
10, 1919, to Col. Huntington, ClcDeIGnd.
He is informed that supplies, medicines and
money are on the way to General Harrison's |
army. General Wadsworth is directed to turn |
his command over to Brigadier
John armstrong. (Sec'y at War; Washington,
AprI Ist, 1913, to Col. Huntington.
Concerning rcinforcements for the Western |
army.
Col. Lea1is Cas-, Detroit, NOp 10, 1913, 10 Col. |
Huntington.
The troops greatly in distress for want of |
money. The 26th, 9th and 2Sth Regiments /
lad received nothing.
Lisut. Col. Fl. Butler, Detroit, Fe6'y I4tk, 1914,
to Col. Huntington
Authorizing him to remove the public money
o place farther from the enemy.