Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11
Nens and Politics.

S. B. Price, Esq, for a number of years
past, and until the recent change, editor Of
that excellent paper, the Sandusky Register,
has become connected With the Ohio State
valuable acquisition to the influential central
Republican organ.
It is stated that the Hon. Thomas COrwin
is to canvass Southern Indiana for Lincoln
and Hamlin. Clay and COrwin Will do a
good work among the HOOsiers.
A new daily Breckenridge paper, called the
Enquirer, is to be established in Milwaukee
by Messrs. Ellis & Swineford. A German
paper at Milwaukee, the See BOte, supports
Breck and Lane. Four or FIVE weekly
Democratic Journals of Wisconsin have run
up the same flag. So has the Argus & Dem
Ocrat at the Capitol.
Five Florida journals support the Bell
and Everett ticket.
Andrew johnson, of Tenn, who was one
of the many candidates proposed by the
Douglas interest for the Vice Presidency, has
surrendered to the Breckenridge movement.
Mr.. johnson was the first choice of the Ten
nessee delegation for President at Charles
ton.
The Tribune's Washington. dispatch says
that at the end Of Mr. Buchanan's term the
public debt win probably be eighty odd mil
,liOns, exclusive of a balance 10000, 900,
transferred to him by Mr. Pierce.
The English are about to expend SEQ, ,OOO,-
geo on forti6cahons, which is delicate hint
to Napoleon that be ecan't come in upon
them with arms in his hands save at his own
proper peril. FTs7--
There was a terrible afray at a picnic be-
low Louisville on the 4th, which resulted in
the death Of Sam. McHugh and four Ger
mans. 81. .--.-ssrl. tfL $3.50
DR. Alsk. shields, for twenty years one Of |
the leaders of the Democratic party in San |
Canon county, Illinois, is now making Re-
publican speeches, and goes for Lincoln and |
Hamlin. -.-a |
The Chicago Democrat says it cannot but |
acknowledge the justice of God when it sees |
the way the South is furnishing Douglas for
his treachery in the repeal of the Missouri |
Compromise. Douglas made Judas of him /
self all but getting the thirty pieces of silver
Like Judas, he should have got his pay in /
advance. + tiG ctE
The Breckenridge and Lane ratification
meeting at Zanesville Saturday evening was
q large one. Among the speakers was DR..
Galley, late editor of the Aurora, the Demo
cratic organ of Muskingum county.
One Of the oil wells at Titusville, Pa,
yields a voluntary flow of twelve barrels per
day. The oil flows through an inch lead /
pipe with a sort Of ofpulsatory throb without
Z particle of water. The well is l45 feet
deep. zrqss .t.----...g. e.H
L. o. COlvin, of New York State, has pat
snted machine for milking COWS, which
S said TO work well and save labor. Four
iOckets receive the teats, and the milking is
lone by two air pumps easily worked by the
mixer.
The Democratic organs in Washington are
low in position to fire away at each other
rhe Constitution has been formally trans
erred to the Breckenridge wing, and the
states and Union to the Douglas. Both the
Id proprietors have retired. The fight is
rowing warm, personal and bitter.
The Red River Nor -Wester records a ease
f cannibalism in the Sellkirk country. The
ictims were six in number, a Salteaux In
ian and his wife and four children. When |
the bodies had been partially eat
n by the murderers. '
Charlotte Cushman. the actress Miss Steb-
ins, the sculptor, and w. v. Wallace, the
omposeri all arrived in New York by the
ersia. lEsl I lt j
A Douglas paper says that Mr.. Brecken- =
dge is "a dead cock in the pit" Isn't Mr..
'Ouglas dead cock IN the bOttomless pitt
The Carroll Free Press says the wool clip
that county this year amounts to some
100000, which is a considerable increase
Yer last year. z -tlsE7a8