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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
Ohio Coueressmeu.


It appears that Morris Dem is elected in
the Seventeenth Distri It over Theaker Rep. J
the present member. In the Sixteenth Dis-
trict, Cutler (Rep.) has 80 majority over Jew
EFT, whose election has been claimed BY the
Democracy. In the Ninth District, Carey
(Rsp,) has over 100 majority. This District
has also been claimed by the Democrats
There is nothing decisive yet from the Sixth
District, in which Murphy rep gains large
ly, We have heretofore conceded it to the
Democracy, whose suecess is still probable
We have seen no figures to warrant the claim
of f-AHen's reelection in the Fourth District.
We have regarded the chances as decidedly in
favor of Hart Republican. ...---...
II our estimates are correct the delegation
in the next Congress will stand as in the pres
ent one-Republicans 15 Democrats 6. The
Democracy gain two members, Nugen, in
place of Helmiel1, and Morris in place of
Theaker. The Republicans gain Horton in
place of Martin, and probably Hart in place
of Allen, and possibly Murphy in place of
Howard. In the Third District, on a contest,
Craighead will probably be awarded the seat
which Vallandigham claims, under circum-
stances explained elsewhere.--CE Gin. Gaz. eth.
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Copsres,p,en in Ohio.

laIss1asaiaaa lir--II-. the re-elec-
this doubtful. There is still a chance for
Hart, the Republican candidate although at
the hour we write, the probabilities rather
favor Aliens success. The 9th, fAshley's),
the 18th, (Sherman's), the 18th, (Edgerton' s.
the19th, (Riddle's) J, and the 2Oth, Hutchin's), !,
show largely increased Republican MAORI
ties. In the llth Martins District we
gain member !; in the 18th, -tHelmiek's,) the
18th LTheaker's and eth, tGlarey j we lose
members. The 4th District; as above stated,
is still in doubt. -.,--ig
According to the returns at hand the dele
ertion stands l3 Republicans to Demo-
crats, with 4th District still to be heard from
the probabilities faver Aliens Dem. re-
lection. In this (the l2th) District the Bell
iverett men, with scarcely an exception,
:oted for Cox against Mr.. Galloway. In
fheakers District the 18th the5 ran a
separate candidate-thus drawing off 900 to
l,0OO votes which Theaker received two years
ago, and ensuring his defeat. In the 9Th,
'srey's District, the ajority against US last
year was over 1900 Carey gained nearly
1900 upon this, but the odds were too heavy
against him, and he was beaten by about 400.
Columbus JoarHdl 12th.
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A nIo.t Infamons Paraaraph.

The National Democrats of this city. have
organized Club and established their Head-
quarters in Hoffman's Block. A number of
the old Democrats and respectable citizens of
Cleveland are members of th9 Club. The
names of Ex-MayOr Starkweather Captain
johnson, Post Master Harrington, Collector
Brownell, W. J. Gordon, and Others, are on
the list. The Douglas Plain Dealer Of the
18th thus Indignantly maligns them;
BOLD WoRK-It is said that an association
known as "Forty Thieves but now consider
ably reduced in numbers by hemp, the peni-
tentiary, and being warned out Of the city,
have had the impudenee to open den in
Hoffman's block, and the boldness to -''hang
their banner on the outer WALL The morals
of the country have come to a pretty pass
where such things are tolerated in civilized
community,
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10 ID Rs1aslIean. d lha unIaa.
REPUBLIeAE NATIONAL Committee RooN.
Astor House. n. Y. Oct. 10, 1850.

REPUBLIcAE NATIONAL COMMITTEE RooA.
AstOr House, n. Y, Oct 10, ls5o
The Presidential contest is concluded, 50
lar as the opponents OF the Republican party
are concerned. A Congressional District in
Missouri was the first to express its approval
Of the aetionof the Chicago Convention by
the election to Congress Of member OF that
body-an able and gallant representative Of
the principles Of the Republican party. The
Free States of Vermont and Maine, with
Characteristic patriotism, responded to the
action Of Missouri; and now the great and
powerful members of the Confederacy, Penn
sylyania, Ohio, and Indiana, announce them
selves in favor to the Republican cause, and
thus assure its triumph in November
We shall be pardoned while we disclaim in
advance, as we earnestly do, any induIgence
in an offensive partisan spirit tOrpointing TO
these manifestations of wholesome aud salu-
tary public sentiment with unmixed pleasure.
But while it is certain that the nominee of
the Chicago Convention is to fill the high Of
Rce Of President Of the United States, the
duty Of Republicans is, by no means, dis
charged. When be occupies the Presidential
chair, the responsibility Of inaugurating and
establishing wise and benehcent policy for
the purpose Of securing good government
will devolve upon him, he eau do nothing
without Congress which is kindly disposed
toward him. To secure such 3 Congress, LEI
no Republican believe, for single moment,
that he IS entitled to exemption from labor
until the closing Of the polls In November
As the representatives Of the Republican
party of the Union, upon whom the conduct
Of this campaign has devolved, we heartily
congratulate you upon the happy results al
ready secured, and we earnestly exhort you
to renewed and unceasing efforts until our
triumpe is complete triumph which is on
Iy desirable because it will give peace and
posterity to the country, and hope to the
world.
By order of the National Executive Com
mittee.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, Chairman.
GEoRsE G. FOGG, Secretary. "t..
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Radical Abolition state Convention.


We learn by the EewH that the Radical
Abolition State Convention which assembled
at Oberlin last week was thinly attended, but
manifested considerable spirit Ultra Aboli-
tiou resolutions were adopted, straight-out
Gerrit Smith electoral ticket for Ohio was
nominated, and State Central Committee
was appointed. This Committee consists Of
W. Hunter of Bryan; George Gordon, Of
Iberia T. B. NCormicks of Gberin W..
Burr, of Ravenna; and VIM. johnson, OF
Ridgeville 31 aitaJ --I '. -a sI-
The News neglects to publish the ticket of
the Radical AbOiiGbnists o Copies win prob
ably be found at few Of the polls of the
State the 9th OF November, provided the
Douglas fusionigts do not divide tickets with
them before that day of doom to political
truck and dicker. az '-'-''
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The 1.oni.TiIs courier on thsI EIsetIonS.


The Louisville Courier breckenridge is
sublimely tragic over the results Of the cleo
tiOns Of Tuesday. The. opening sentence Of
its article indicates an "impending crisis, y
and each succeeding paragraph foreshadOWs
the fearful climax of the closing prediction.
We duete .-ll .IJH .la-LIff
The dispatches this morning, ike those Of
yesterday, are more voluminous than salts
factory Yet enough is told to render GER
tain that the Black Republicans have tri-
umphed in the great Northern States of Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Indiana. To sumiuprF /
Curtin (B. R. has been elected over Foster
Dem. in Pennsylvania, by a majority rang
ing from 10000 to %, 600.
Chic is thoroughly Abolitionized, as it has
been for years. The Black Republican ma
jority viii probably exceed %, 600. ~
Indiana, for years counted unRaveringly
Democratic, has yielded to the blast Of North
ern fanatirism. Lane, the Black Republican
candidate for Governor, is elected BY large
majority; the Legislature is Of the same
stripe, and the Democrats have not exceeding
two congressman.
Thus the story is briefly told; and this sec
tional triumph bodies i'll for the republic.
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How New YORK Fusion Works,

The Tribune says-i' Gen. Amos H. Pres
cott the. latest-made President of the Ameri-
can State Committee, and one of the chief
engineers in tusing the Bell and Douglas
forces at Syracuse, has come out against the
new Fusion with Breckenridge, which he
denounces as a scheme to build up the dis
unionists, keep the present corrupt dynasty
in power and ofice-holders in place, though
the 6oisting of Joe Lane into the Presidency.
Gen. Prescott avows himself hencefOrth for
Lincoln and HamliE. s...1 --..r
Fusion in practice is much like the sailor 5
too-short blanket which left his feet out in
the cold" on
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Majority for Riddle

This is Republican increase over the ma
jority for DennisOn for Governor in 1899, Of
2,25Ol The aggregate vote of the District
in 1859 was IA, ,7O4. In 1860 it is 1924.
Increase 2, 2,5sO-Ofwhich 2, ESQ is Repuhi IN,
and $50 Democratic. We repeat, What Dis
triot has doue better2
1t is a matter of congratulatiOn to our able
and popular Representative elect, Hon. A. G
Riddle, that he will go to Washington back
ed by such an overwhelming majority as the
above. This is the largest majority ever Civ
en- any Congressman, We believe, in Ohio
Heretofore the Ashtabula District has been
the banner district, it having given the vet
erun Giddings over 5000 majority.
The Banner XIXth must set the mark at
least 1000 higher for Honest Old Abe. 1t
can be reached, and 500 better, with efficient
work right along to the closing Of the Presi-
dental polls the 9th Of November. Wide
Awakes lead on the column The Lincoln
hosts are with you shoulder to shoulder
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Hamilton County.

The progress of the Republican party in
Hamilton county ifshown by the votes cast
at the several elections since its Organization.
In 1855 the vote for Governor Chase was
4,5l6. In 1856, 9,S45 votes were cast for
Fremont In 1851 Chase's vote was s, s24-
On Tuesday last, the vote was about 14,5OO.
In November, Abraham Lincoln win receive
$1,000 votes Thus it is seen the Republican
party is the only progressive political or
ganization of the day. 1t has grown in the
face Of Misrepresentation, abuse and insult,
and il will continue 70 move forward until
this Government shall be re-established in
peace, upon the platform adopted by the
fathers ofoVr country,-oH Gaz.
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GEoReE G. FOee, Secretary.
~ Erect a. WnshIpeton.

A Washington dispatch OF the llth thus
states how the election returns from Penn
sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana affected the
Democrats and Bell men:
"The great results which must flow from
the recent successes Of the Republicans IN
Pennsylvania and Ohio are the exciting
topic of remark here. The Bell and Everett
men see nothing on which to hang a hope
The Douglas faction of the Democracy are
completely paralyzed, and the Breekinridge
r,eu- In ,7ospsir. MauXot them concede
nAfuIy worm -
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TbeT,arest sebeme,

The last desperate resort of the .Anti-Re-
publican factions, It is now understood, will
be to attempt to throw every Southern electo-
raj vote (l2o) for Breekinridge and Lane,
and to add the thirty-6ye votes of New
York to the same column bg aid Of the Bell
Dougles party Of that State. This affords
infinite PleGSlre" to James Buchanan. The
former part Of the arrangement may succeed,
but New York is SURE for Lincoln, in any
eFent.-Cia. GasStts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
Third Disrrlct--Cralgllsnd Fairly Elected.

a-AaAA1e-1 AAAg SASSNCNa
The election of Yallandigham in the Day
ton District has been conceded, on the face
of the reported returns, by I2f majority
Facts have since come to light which show
that this apparent majority is not fair and
actual one, and that Mr.. Craighead is right
fully entitled to the seat. There is little
doubt that full investigation viii show the
existence of systematic frauds, on the part of
the Democracy, by. which about 300 votes
were manufactured for YallRndigham-more
than twice his nominal majority. A large
number of these bogus voters are, ascertained
to have been illegally furnished with natur-
alization papers, by certain Democratic
Judge. These facts account for the singular
results in the city Of Dayton. -
This corrupt transaction should be fully fer
reted ont, and the case brought before Con-
gress, as no earlier redress Is possible The
offenders should be punished. We believe it
to be duty Mr.. Craighead owes to his coun-
try to Vindicate the rights of the people, by
contesting the seat Gin. Gazette
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
Honest OId AZ and the News.

The Chicago Tribune says; awe hear
from Springfield that Mr.. Lincoln receives
the news Of Tuesdays work with that equa-
nimity that marks the man in all emergen-
eies. Yesterday morning he received his
friends as usual, and no one unaware Of his
position, would have suspected from his de-
pertinent or conversation that tbeeOntest had
more than transient interest to him. Be
bears himself gallantly and we'll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
~ To CoSsuuPrrvEs-The advertis

having been restored to health in very few weeks
by a very simple remedy, ailer having suffered sew
erai years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
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To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
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for preparing and using the same which they will
find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH.
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as it will cost them nothing, and may prove bless,
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Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
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octI3:R26 Wfllismsburgh, Kings County. NY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13

MORE DEMooRATIc TARDIxEss. The
Detroit Tribune states that Mr.. Warner, late
Register at the Saut st. Marie, who has Just
been removed, is largely behind in making
his returns. It understands that two other
Federal officers on Lake Superior are in a
similar situation, and that District Attorney
Miller has received orders from Washington
to commence proceedings against all Of
them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
The Bsaoou Blaze of summit

Summit is the Republican beacon of the
Reserve, and its Freedom light is steady and
increasing in brilliancy. We now have the
glowing figures !,54O majority for Judge
Brinkerhof, Republican gain of S26 on the
majority of Gov. Dennison in 1859. Sum-
nit Lincoln men, give the good cause plump
1000 the 9Th of November. You can if you
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13

The majority for Gov. Dennison in the
same counties last year was IA, 5s4. A gain
Of over 5000 in October viii do. The Re
serve can and will do 1000 or 1900 better
in November Honest Old Abe win then
lead the Republican eolnnn.
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elATN AND oRNAMENrAIl PRINTING.

taS- Plain and ornamental printing Of eyory de.
o. riptian done ut the Printing Establihlnent0f the
LEAnEn once, on the latest improved and NEST rapid
stam Presses In the best STYLE ON short notice, and
al reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to
Dlauk work. Every description OF Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgcrs, Journalai SALES
hOoKs, Resolving hooka, &c, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
summit County---OmeiaI.

The invincible Geaugas never finch in the
contest between Freedom and Slavery, but
roll ap bigger majOrities on every trial,
as witness the noble majority of 1886 for
Judge Brinkerhof, Republican gain of 4s4
on the majority for Governor last year. The
Geaugas can add from 800 to 500 more for
the Rail Splitter, and they wiz - III
Geauga COunfy--Omcial.
Governor. 1852 Su. Judge ls6O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
s.senrth d be Rsserre CitadeI.

The following figures show that the Re-
publican majority on the Reserve does not
vary much from q, ,OOOl
The official returns from all the counties
may vary the vote some, but we think viii
be quite as likely to increase as diminish the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
Biz Ground swell nrom Lake !

The ever true Republicans of Lake County
rolled up majority of 1886 for Judge Brin-
kerhof, an increase of 3sI over the majority
for Gov. Dennison. Little Lake is good for
a round 2.OOo majority for Honest Old Abe,
on the ides of November. The following is
h.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
OmcIaI Canvass Of Lake County.
IHAN Majority.

The returns before as Hswarraht US in saying
that the Republican majority in Little Sum
nit will exceed FIFTEEN HUNDRED on the
State Ticket. Is this not glory enough for
one day 2-SlWlBlit Beacon. I ,rE-
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HamIllo6 o66ntys..Fan Returns.

From the returns below It win be seen
that Judge Brinksrhoif received the full Re-
publican vote in Hamilton county. The ma.
jorily against him is increased over that
against the other candidates by the vote Of
The Bell men, which vent in q body for
Smith, amounting IN the aggregate to about
5000.
- The Republicans elected twelve out Of six
teen candidates. The mRjorities on the State
Ticket, and the plurality of the candidates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
The banner DIstrIct Of Ohio I

We confidently claim for the XIXth Con-
gressiOual District the proud position Of fine
Banner Republican District of the Satte.-
Look att he official figures and beat them who
canl
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-NE.ART ER . .COMMISSIONERlS

q
| llI SAHE.-Pnrsuant 10 an al order Of sale is
sued me from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahOga County, Ohio, upon the lIth day Of October
| 1850, an action therein pending wherein Era
Chappell is plaintiff and Frederick " Aarseiiles,
M!Carohne Marseilles, Xii Bruce Simeon Struter,
Lyman &. Thayer, Lambert White, L. M. Latimer,
W. p. HalcOmb, and the Firemens General AssOcia-
tOn defendants shall expose for sale at public
ancon, at the door OF the Court House in said conn
ty, the 18th day of November, 1850, at O'Clock,
P. NJ the following described lands and tensments
| to wit:
Ist. Situate in the Township of Cleveland, being
number seven in the twelfth range Of townships and
which is also in the County of CuyahoRa, in the
State Of Ohio, and described folloWs:-The first
tract parcel Of land is known as the whole of sub
lot No Is and north side Of sub lot No 2 in the di
vision Of ten lots 53 and 81 and is bounded
follows beginning on the east side Of Chesirs street in
the City Of Cleveland at point six hundred and eigh
tytwos-l2ths 6S2 SID feet southery from Prospect
ST. thence southerly the east line Of Chesre street
about one hundred and thirty-twO feet four and q
half inches 32 f. AZ in) TO land heretofore decided
by Peter Marceilles, deceased, to Mary M. ktmhall
thence running at right angles easterly to lands
heretofore owned by +. and J. A. Granger, about
20 SIP feet thence northerly parallel with Chesre
1872 18th feet; thence TO the point Of beginning.
Apprpised at S5,T01.f ..--.f .....
ID. The second tract or parcel of land is known
the whole Of lot No. three in Block No. Of Sey
mOur BaldWtnB survey of ten acre lots in Cleve-
land Nos 81 and So said lot Is bounded west by Cn
ton lnoW BroNnelD street, east by an alythe north
line Is III feet l0 inches The south line is les feet
InShss Sc g sad alley and Is MY feet wide Appras
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
R. P; Spaldlngi PINS Atty. Master Com'r
October u, 1850. .-a-l4. .-- atl.. oct. 1880
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13


y NESE AND PERSIAN GOODS,
AT AUCTION by,........-.....O. CUTTER & son,
Al Store No 1855 Superior Street. recently occupied
by s. Raymond a Co.
THE ONLY GENERAL COLLECTION IN THE
NI ( UNITED STATES.
~ CUTTER & SON WILL SELL,
.Nys commencing Monday, October 18th, at 10
O'Clock, A. b., aud u O'Clock In the evening, and
continue during the week, at Store, No ls5 recently
secqpied by 5. Raymond Co., large and rare cOl-
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We take pleasure in stating 70 our friends and the
public generally, that we shall sell the following
magnificent and large assortment Of the above class
for one week only day aud evening" At the store No
t55 Superior Street, recently occupied by s. Ray
mond Co., commencing on Mondas !, Oct 18th, at
10 O'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. M.
Exhibition on Saturday during the day and even
ing and ON Monday previous to the hour Of sale
They consist IN part OF rare and va bic CIlspedors
or Chinese Vases, Fans Of all kinds, Japanese Lac
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water cannot possibly iuIure; Chinese Lacquered
Bads CANNON Boards rare Japanese Inlaid Boxes,
great curigsftieaj Chinese Toilet Perfume Pots,
rai+rd fgurAsf -Blinds ancient; turkish 4FaBestry
Table and Piano COvers-these cannot be equaiIed
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thelargest and most extensive collection ever brO'f
preberyativei against moth also other Chinese
Trunks, Tea Caddes, richly gilt Mandarin Joss
BOats with On endless variety manufactured BY the
patti torisntals. H. H.
do Among the collections Of shells will be fund
trge lot Of Cabinet specimens picked up the
Ohnes0 Shores in their original stute. suited for
CO4chOlOglsts.
Sale by Catalogue.
ABRAHAM, ROEOLFE& CO.,
Agents for the Importers.
y. CUTTER SON Auctioneers. ocl2.305
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T DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, do hereby