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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-27

A list of names viii accompany each pack
age, to enable Post Masters TO deliver the
papers to subscribers. BY recent law
Congress, Post Masters are required to deliv-
er papers to subscribers, when list off names
is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends will exert themselves to e1-
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usut
ally charged We put it at these exraordi-
narily low rates, on account Of hardness of
the times, and scarcity of money through
out the country.
By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
Club Of 100 Ut IS cents per Copy.
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LITTLE MOUNTAIN EAGLE.

THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFUL
LY informed that the little Mountain Eagle
Hotel i open for the reception Of guests. IL %
dramatically located upon Little Mountain, which
IS cOniessedly the most delightful and healthy
mer resort In Ohio. and one having no superior
elsewhere
fHE HOUSE is large, and contains about forty
spacious and elegantly finished rooms. The Water
is pure and plentiful, and
THE WALKS AND DRIVES
in the vicinity Of the Mountain are smgulariy TO-
mantle and beautiful
LITTLE MOUNTAIN Is in lake county, about 4
miles from AllOnehhy Station, uu the Cleveland &
Erie Railroad, and HisiHJ - mikes trum the cin oi
Cleveland.
Ladies' and Gentlemen seeking transient pcrIaa-
nent board during the summer -igasun, Wall .ls
PICNIC AM PLEASURE PARTIES.
ara assured. thai to proprietor % Little Mountain
Eagle Will spsIe pains OF expense 10 render their
sojOuTB In the highest degree pleasant.
~ Mr.. jackson, Hotel keeper at MillOughby,
viii convey persons from that place lthe nearest sta
uon 60 Little Mountain ON the Cleveland Erie
Railroadl 20 the Little Mountain Eagle for 50 cents
per person. MM. 8. GARDINER.
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r <ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
BEE.-This work is now admitted to be the
most practical and BY far the most eItant. The d.
mute and reach possible contingency and every
accident TO which bees are liable II Is well known
that Mr. Langsroth is the inventor Of the celebrated
MOVABLE COMB BEE HIVE, which invention
has given such an impetus to Bee Keeping during
the last two years By this invention al the honey
not wanted for the support Of the bees In winter
be taken away without destroying or injuring the
bees. The work is fully supplied with cuts, lustra
ting every point necessary to correct understand
ing Of the management Of the swarm.
One volume, l0S pages, 81 rs. Fo sale by
J. B. COBB CO., Cleveland, o.
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5fW6Ifg,

CHARP POINTED-I3,OO OF
~ bates best Needles, Just received
C0WLES ( CO.
lunea Weddell House.
MADE FOR US-ExTRA HEAVY
w Silver Thimbles, an sizes.
COWLES 4 co,
Juue5 Weddell House
CURE TO CUT-A FINE STOCK OF
~ English Scissors. COWLES CO,
jUne5 Weddel House.
MOT HANDSOME, Bur "MIaHrY
Goop, - and warranted the very best RAZOR
n use. CpWLES 4 Co,
june5 Weddel House.
GILENT, ALARM, STRIKING, 8
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ceivad C0WLES Co,
jHne5 Weddell House.
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African slave Tradins and American slave
2 RreedlnB--speech Of a Georgia Douglas
nelaRnle ln the RHmn Canventlonl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-27

N0KE T COKEII COKKTTI---
" Il. WALLACE son ARE NOW MANU-
FACTURIGG Coke from the pure HAMMOkDs-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
10 any other Coke IN the market. We can furnish
Testimonials 1rom numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms.
Also, a constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
purposes
Beng located Immediately on the line Of the Cleye
land u Pittsburgh Railroad we can ship with dis
pqfch 10 any mart Of the State. Orders solicited.
u. ii. WALLACE 4 SON,
Hammondsyilie, Jefferson County Ohio.
January 81, 1860. ieblhs
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u. q, Adrfrtistartuts,
EDW4RD A LAMRERT q CC

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & CO.,
4 Importers Of and wholesale dealers in Station
sfy, Iis and l2l William street, New York. Oder TO
he Trade full and vel selected stock Of English,
French, German and Domestic Goods, Of their own
lmpOrtatiuns OF bought from first hands, and which
.erms.
Catalogues or samples furnished ON application.
Orders by mail receive the personal attention ol
1ne Of the firm and filled complete.
Special imPOTtatiUus made 10 order II required.
An examinations Of their stock and prices Is sOle-
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8ateut 0ffifF Sgtntg,
TINTED STATES AND FOR
~ EIGN Patent Once Agency, opposite We'd
deli House, Bank street. Cleveland, Ohio.
W. 4 BURRiDGE,
lnY22.ll5l gEHU BRAlNEkD.
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MORNING LEADER.

S. For Teiesraphio, Market and Marine
News see FOuFth PnEe.
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8 TIFFANY.

nEMING & TIFFANY, GEN
ERAL PR0DUcE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No
j Pearl street, New York. Particular attention
aid to the purchase Of Goods for Consignment. Lib
sTRl Cash Advances on Flour and Grain
REFERENCs.-Nm. ". Cox, Pres't n. 7. Gas Light
%. Charles 8. Fox, Pres't City Fire Insurance Co
=. T.; Thomas w Pearsall Hsq., NeW YORK WeaF-
r, Richardson & Co., New York; Collins Bros. Co.
hartford; AlcOtt & Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
IS & Co., Cleveland; Babcock & Hurd, Cleveland /;
Day, GriswOid s Co, Hartford. JUS
N. c. DEMING. LYMAN TIFFANY.
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M ANHATTAN HOTEL.---NOs.
lNL s s. and Murray street, "a door from Broad
Wayt Opposite the Park, New York. HuFgins Fling,
HOUSE, Boston, H, Q, Flng, late Of L0vsoy's Hetel
DAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. TINS
House Is located directly opposite the Michigan
Ctntrnl and Grand Trunk Railroad Deputa, aud near
the landing q the Cleveland Steamers aud Buffalo
Line Of propslers. Passengers gtoppng az this we'll
kown house, Wi save Eifr Css Omnibus tiro, he en-
fertained at less price and equally as we'll as at any
other first class Hotel IN the city. il viii Be found
in every respect desirable place for the travelling
b. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
may2lk2l PropTietors.
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The constantly increasI ing demand from those
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It mas cured thousands within the last two years
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For Iubricating and burning, lat wholesale only
j. j. ROCKAEELE0W,
General Agent. Oiioe on Z. a p. Pier, Cleveland
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WANTS THz SLAVE TRADE.

Truth crushed to earth will rise again.
The eternal years Of God are hers
While error, wounded, writhes In pain.
And diaE amid her WornhinDarai
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Mr.. Goulden, Of Georgia, the fearless ad-
vocate Of Douglas from the sunny South, bid
high for Vice on the Donglas ticket, He is
the Southern representative man Of the party,
and as such was cheered Justify in two speech
es, one at Charleston, the other at Baltimore.
Fitzpatrick gave way to Goulden on the tick
et but the ungrateful Committee filed the
vacancy with H.y johnson, of Georgia, thus
completing the Comedy Of Errors.
As the patriotic and patriarch Goulden has
failed to obtain his proper position on the
Douglas ticket, it IS suggested that the bold
and out-spoken champion of the principles Of
non-interventiOn in its legitimate sense and
spirit, should stump the North till November.
The non-interventionists will need his power
ful aid to secure a single electoral vote for
their ticket, north Of Mason and Dixon.
Read the following verbatim report Of Mr..
Goulden's speech in the Convention just be-
fore Mr.. Douglas was nominated, taken from
the Baltimore American, and band it to the
first Dragging supporter of the "Little Giant
you meet. II his stomach be not stronger
even than Ben. Hallett's the author of the
Cincinnati platform, he too win hurry to take
position "0ut inthe cold.
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4s Cedar street, New York
Address Post-Ofice, box No. $500.
Annexed Is an alphabetical list Of articles which,
II damaged, may be restored D their original
strength and usefulness BY
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belong 10 the extreme South; l am a Pro-
Slavery man in every sense of the wOrd-aye,
and an African slaye-trade man. Applause
and laughter.
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atardUaFF.

Culver STEEL SGYTHES.-A
~ superior article, TO which NO invite the atten-
lion OF Farmers. For sale at the Ontario street
Hardware store CQLWELL co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

vted tb~ulelves when they procured an adjourn
mint, four years ago from Cincinnati to Charles
toni Is this tho party that ''knows DO North, no
"Souib 7" Do hey call this following the dag
+" ard he4pipg step to the music of the Unloo 2"
Il it not plainly calculated to put DANGEROUS notions
into the heads of the many thousand slaves OF that
patfiarcbal ci,yl Must il not Induce painful doao"
IN the MINDS of the Csrolita Democracy of the per-
feet 81 ur dress of their Northern brethIeni IL har
mony to be promoted and tranquility secured oy
such sectional cOntentions1
What is the nee Of the National D'mocraHc
party if it 10 give itself up to such Pestlent aoo
iruitItss Quarreis shout aostracionsf How can
the People 90 on paying Twenty. five Millions per
apnpm more than the necessary cost OF Supporting
their Federal Government in order, by the CO.
"hesioe power of pa bic plumber to keep this
party alive and hearty, if its leaders are to sec to
wrspgpg about Slavery and arrsying North
o. airst South Ike csbal Of fanatlcal Back Re-
publcaps7 Whittier arc we dritsing' Where
shall We bring upl By our horror of " tho ire
"pressibe conflict" we insist that this agitation
be promptly and finally arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
AGrrAr. oNAT CHARLESTON.

There must be stop put to THIS busineS'' II
peoplo ,c,A "aetate the Slavery question" we in
tst ,hat they shal do IL at Chicago, or Worcester,
or Cleveland or some other place where such GEM
ons,rations are not psrilOus But to 30 rgdt dosa
20 Charleston, in tie very heart o. Slayedom, aud
there set to QUAR- sling with the magnstis OF that
reqion about Slavery aod declaring that no one eau
stand at TIE North who. syGQathisea with tier
yews and dividing on sectional lioe, and telling
the representatives Of The Slave States that they
and their abettors cunt bu. l27 againit l72-i'
,s the entertainment to which the shareholders In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

Great excitemeot was CAUSED in Toy yesterday
by the arrest, by United States Deputy a4rsha,
# Drgro named Coarles Male, olsi1ed as fug-
ti,e slave by 3. W. Hansbofough of Calpepper
County, Virginia. Upea identification before u
United States Commissioner the nrgro was re-
naSde6, when writ of habeas corpus was issued
BY Judge Gould BY this time thousand persons
nso assembled aDd surrounding The officers having
The itero 10 charge rescued the latter and Goa
ye,td him across the river to West Troy, where he
wss again arrested. Again The crowd assembled,
and again the negro was rescued and conveyed to
parts unknown in o carriage. Ths rescaers were
conpos, d principally OF negroes Pistols and caO'
were freely used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

cussicn Suppose, for Illustration, Intsnpeyascs
vere confined TO certain ,ocaiisies intending only
tie Nor bern States Of this Union, wcald an aGta.
ton Tor is abolition in the South sileaoe all cpca
d,seusaiop Of Int~mperspce in the North Surely,
ii need rot should not. II TIE Timers sssump
ton is sound, then Foreign Missionary and BiAs
Soc eies are suicidal mistake
III. Abol ton agitation does not "menace tho
communities in which Slavery exists, with tho
"psril Of invasion or resurrection from wishoa,"-
(uDderstsnd reader, that "insurrection from with
"out" is The Tmes's phrase, not oars), any MIRO
than Temperance agitation menaces dratiag
counDrity with Invasion or resurrection. w. hsvs
bad "Aboltion agitation" through the grester por-
ton of our past Revolutionary history, yet hardly
sny country has been freer from Instruction than
our Slave States. The fear Of nsurrece,n or isvs-
sion ia somt times made preteIt for supprsssing
oil debate On the evils OF Slavery, but it never was
q gebuins reason.
Ill. "Tbe still greater evil involved in compel
sory Abolijo has DO existence in the cooiempls-
ion Of those who believe Slavery wrong. Fr
ucb, toers can be DO compulsory Abolition" pro
ided there be such thing. Convince tho peDple
Of SsveholdiDg Sts'e that Slavery is wrong sad
perbieious, aod they Will need and fear no compuL
sion 10 abolisb it.
". The Times is perfectly aware that Slavery
became theme for Federal dscus.ion--" an els-
nent OF National polidcs"--Dot through the Of
forts of Abolliionsts, but throaeh the devices and
projects of Stephen A. Douglas and other contriv-
els and advocates of Texas Annexation War On
Mexico, the reputation of the Missouri Co@-
pact the persistent att mpts to force Sl,vey apon
K,Dsas by violence and fraud, &C., &c. We 90
lot deem it fair in The TINES 70 talk as it does OF
Slavery agitation without giving prominence to this
truth.
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A BLoob-tnsnscx soUavALusr.

James Pinckney H,nbletoo, esq, editor aud
Atlanta Ga, is at present. the most bloodthifsty
man in those blood thirty regions. 1t is clearly
evident TO u.s. even at great distance unless Jane,
Pinsknty HAMILTON, esq can soon kill somebody,
or assist at the killing of somebody that &c will
seek relisfby doing binselfa dreadful damage. la
an unfortunate Observation-Disclosures for hm, ADD we
ieer for others-HAmblst read Mr. Blahe's reso-
luton, offered in tue House Of Representatives, on
- the chatttbzDg of humanity" and findiog that
sixty members voted for il, toe feelings OF James
PDcknty HambletOn appear to have become too
numerous too active too intense, and too hot for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

The Demo aic National Convention spent yes
terday in an,iou, deliberatiOn over q liter Of
embryo Platforms reported BY tao msjority aud
minority Iespectivel, OF its most Important Com
mittee. The majority report afirms in guarded
language, the new Southern dogma which allows
any single STAKEHOLDER to convert at pleasure aoS
Territory into a Slave Territory, the minority
report backed BY all the Free States except Cali
fornia and Oregon, casting decided majority Of
votes in the okvention-tIying to satisfy the
South with The Cincinnati Platform, the Dred
Scott Decision, and loud call for the ac-
QUESTION Of Cuba. TIE issue is not yet (mid-
mighty known, but IL is presumed that the less
rsbd or minority Platform will in substance prevail,
though John Cochrane', or ZONE other attempt TO
mJst,fy and conceal the matter in difference may
possibly be adopted. We presume a result Will BIZ
reached before adjournment for the day.
Even the most stubborn iDfdels begin at length
to comprehend that Stephen A. Douglas is to be
tbs NOMINEE for President, and it is thought that
the nomi1 alton will be made to day.
Tie report current yesterday that four Southern
delegations had secedsd, WIS at least premature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

A Democratic orator, addressing nesting o. his
party in Philadelphia last Saturday evening, OK
clsIme6--
al, any one dar,s to come in my neigh bortood
and preach such treason az that Of w. Curtis and
Wendell PHILIPS, by the everything God, he sbal
never leave the psce alive"
Such Is the spirit, such the love of free fhoughs
ard fee speech, winch an mates tae great MAS OF
the Strengthening party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

By the steamer Africa, which arrived at this
port a, an cary hour yesterday morDisg, we have
Enropesn dates to the 18th inst being three days
later ttan our last adslces. No dofinite intorma-
ton is gwen whether the piz- fight between
Heen,n and SsyeTs would take place on the 10th.
though B,hs Life strongly iutimsies that y would.
Reports are current in Paris that ii. de Persisny
was TO succeed ~ Thouvene as N mister of Fore ga
Affairs The latter was to go to EogIand as French
Embassacor. The question raised by Switzerland
relaiise to the annexation Of Savoy was stll az
itated with no immediate prospect of a poli0cd
mode OF solution. The CABINET Of the Tuileries
had stated that there was Do cause for tho com.
pluipts of Switzerland. A semi-Oficial journal
Turin bad published the recent Papal Bull, with
the remark that publicity was the sole chastsement
for such a lucubration. In the Chamber OF Dep
uues of Tho Sard'nlan Parliament, Gen. GaribA ADJ
bad, in q speech, ceIsu'ed tue sctoo of the Pro-
ylncal Government of Nice as attacking tho liberty
of vote, which hs affirmed was to be effected under
French pressure. Tue Chamber, on bis mst,oa,
Q, pressed tho hope that the Government would efh.
caclous prov de for the liberty of voting in Savoy
The scsoupts relative to the ihsurrection ia Sicily
a.e conflicting. While the Government deprecate
[, ,her sources represent It as Spreading, and Al
bripg Of a sturdy character. 1t Is reported from
BeIln that there is likely to be effected union
uetu, en Prussia, England AID Austria In reference
to the Threatened interest OF Switzerland.
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