Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22
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EpIIoa LEADgG-!The Republican County
Convention for Trumbull county, met here
on Saturday It was full and well attended,
both as to delegates md outsiders, and much
interest was felt in its proceedings. It was a
dignifed, orderly and harmonious body OF
men, aud its nominations seem to give pretty
general satisfaction. J. W. Tyler, Esq, of
Warren, was nominated for Probate Judge; C.
A. Harrington, Esq, of Green, was nomina-
ted for Clerk; Aaron Davis Of Bazetta, for
Commissioner, and Josiah SOuIo, Senior, Of
Warren, Director of In6rmary. This ticket,
Of course, viii be eleeted-baying only about
5000 majority to work upon.
Sheriff Lyman arrived here Sunday morn
ing with the prisoner Klinginsmith, who
murdered young Reeves last winter. Hun
dreds of individuals visited the jail yesterday,
to get a sight of him through the CRATES just
as they would 60 to a menagerie to gaze at
the tiger. He will be tried at the next term
of our Common Pleas Court, which will meet
the last Monday Of October next
Our farmers have concluded a very plenti-
ful harvest The crops Of this county have
been heavy, and all feel well, and seem to
think themselves once more on the side of
prosperity, at least they feel that they have
safely weathered the cape of adversely. Corn
bids fair to be good crop, The wool crop
of Trumbull county has been heavy and has
brought remunerative prices. The products
of the, dairy are equal if not greater than in
former years, while the dairyman is realizing
good prices for his cheese and butter. Bust
ness is active and all feel we'll L..e
Our town is nearly rebuilt. The buildings
erected on the ruins of the old ones are tasty,
elegant and substantial structures and speak
volumes for the energy, activity and taste OF
our citizens; and are also standing monu-
ments to the skill and genius of the architects.
Altogether, we are in a hopeful and pro-
/ gressiye condition. a
The oil region is also adding to the busi-
ness and excitement as well as the wealth OF
the county. Ihave promised myself as well
as Others, to give you tull report of this mat
ter at no distant day, and l shall endeavor
not to come off tardy in the performance.
A few days ago l made a flying visit ION
the Mahoning R. r. to your city. The
chimnies Of the furnaces and factories seemed
to smoke as they formerly did could not
even see any diminUtion in the smoking
about the hotels-so that it seems the in
dictment against smoke has failed to produce
the desired effect. registered at the We'd
dell House, as usual, and found everything
renovated, the clerks more Obliging than ev-
er, were it possible, and a full corps of " col
ored individuals in the dining hall, ready to
serve guests to the best of the season in
double quick time. Friend Ross knows how
to keep hotel
The Congressional Convention which met
at Johnston on last Thursday, nominated the
Hon. John Hutchins for reelection to Con-
gress from this (the 2Oth) district, by acela-
nation; and after several ballots, presented
the name of DR.. James Brooks, of Mahoning
county, for Elector.
The contest for the Congressional nomina-
ton has been quite spirited. The friends Of
Mr.. Giddings were very desirous Of returning
him to Congress, believing that the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Hutchins two years ago was not
fairly brought about and that Mr.. g., owing
to his experience, his reputation as anational
man of frst-class ability and standing, as
well as his known position as leader in the
thorough and radical anti-slavery sentiment
Of the country, would be the best thing that
could be done for the interests of our cause
and party.
s Did not have time to call on Mr.. Brown of
the Plain Dealer, to see if he would know
"our own correspondent" regretted this
much, for expected warm and hearty re-
cepton. Must attend to that next time
Yours truly, JuEIUs in.