Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26


Cen. Pains, IN command Of PEduoah,
KY isevidsntiY the man for the plscs.--
The Chicago Tribune rslsts5 these instances
Of hiss method which sesmstO work well.
Gen. Paine Ess q formsrresident Of Paines-
vile, where he has many relatives and
friends:
Before giving particulars, It should be
premised shat Gen. Paine Is q very ouiet
man; but like most persons Of his type Of
character, an unfin0hing determination 70
ssEsES sSEsf 05s Sat H tssr5g- -ii6ssnisnt q sOOaa
+, tsnsnce. YOu tnstincively look Tor notn- "a
bS--l --sb frrom suoh man; but even the
..Ssl-ss obSsrvSr at once feels that hefHtti
SSridlv execute an bis plans and his com
msnds ct ouos inspire rigid and exact ODE
disnce. .-,.,--.,s
ornfSd e fsN dsya since, Gen. drant leav-
i01 aen. Paine in command, returned to
Cairo When the troops approached, sei
eesSioa Aags we're aying in different parte
of the town, nearly, Il not quite all Of
Vhioh. Wers at once hsuled down on the
landing Of the troops. In the course Of an
hauF. Gen. Pains sent one Of his Captains
10 the 81 Francis, the principal hotel with
snail Bquad Of men 70 hoist the stars and
stripes, where but 8 short time previous
The rattlesnaks ensign Of the rebels had
hoated. A few decided words from the
Captain settled the objections Of The land
lord; butts more serious obstacle nat hin
in the hall, IN The person -of 3 Woman who,
with fet3Iyer iR hand, and many bitter
tsunla forbid fhe upward advance Of the
party AlSsF Parisy1ng for q moment, the
Captain told The vixen decidedly that he
would have ne quarrel with crinoline, but
the 6ag must 70 np, and II woman chose
to throU herself II ths way, on her own
head b the fsspoasibility. Acting on the
as mEa Is TIE bsttsr part Of vGlor, she step.
Psd.asids and The Captain quietly unfaTlsd
the glorious banner Of liberty. NOBODY
was lsll 70 guard It, and in ea hour afssrs
ward fhe flag mysleriously dropped % The
1ook Of ths 6aFstaf Observing e Gen
Paine af once rode down 70 the door of the
st. Fransis, and calling for the proprietor
inquired how the Gag came % Be low.
cred. BoRi1s0s didn't know; somebody
had iaksn Il down he oolldnt Be-
responsible; The owner Of the building had
somsthine q SAY, etc-, etc. Said General
Paine, very quietly but decidedly, Il sbsll
held you rssponsible, sir. A Gle Of men
yin - oncs again put up that Gag; Il It
comes down before order Il, By your hand
OF thAt of sny about you win imnediate
u sead 3 &se q men With orders 70 take
yOa % fhs beach and shoot you. II ths
eWfer orders 4 dawn, give him ny oo1=
plinoefs With the assurance that il an
kodrs'ttns bis honss win Be lsVeIsd 10 the
grmad, snd he may expect the same ssss
Gocd norninR. SIR ls'q as ln.87.
IFi5 nssdless % add that the GAG Of the
Union aSated gloriously ever the Sc Fran
els tIH snndnNA, when, as usual. patrisfic
kands folded ituD foe the night ia
During tie afternoon It became necessa-
y 4 heir further use, that fesaaof mules
shoald Be- she'd; and Tie teansteF Was sent
70 tas nearest blacksmith shop % have Il
done Ihs mniish hero Of the anvil sRore
Foahdly that be would not lift q hammer
for the so1ssed hlnoolnitssH and II should
not Be dOpe 81 his shop. The proper oficer
sson repoEisd the fssfs 70 Gen. Paine. he
0f oneS eaiIsd s.COrporai and ssid, ''Iake
salelsf twelve men, 80 = that blsekspiths
tall Tin to shoe thoSs n1les at once, snd 10
Dc hNtlL 4 he s4sfnges Eithsqt fuEihsr
ordt laks lin . tAe oAig lsyoe and shoot
kin As aoon 81 The elders we're msda
kns q Er. Blacksmiih, 81 sane bis
oost tnd his fre bufasi bria1 ID, ani bis
D.N.I |FLt. l-AN NlA 4Al- alAlIl 4HIl+|
fsrsFVio5 And besides al thai be has
bssn soilFSis sniogd for Cen raines
onaFtArmae ever since.
Weaod edi7 cns no1s illasiralio1- One
q tAs lsaaine .fs6b men of tie plaoe-a
large sWsgge ing fsiiea "a leader smoDg
the traitors and speedily popular among
the "baser sort msdp himself very con-
Hpicuops blstheFins about The streets, and
eun5Inz the- Union aHd everything CEN
Aeetsd Riih IT, A csplaia. was ssnt With Q
squad Of men, and Sir Hotspur was brought
into the presence of Gen. Paine. 1My
friend said The eenersl eve may sst
W0n undeFstand eaah 0thez. Ny troops
are heED 1to pFessfte the psBes. NObSdya
win Be disturbed merely for ais political
oPinious. Lf1Soa want 70 Eight ua, 60
Quissly and JOIN Pillow et once, Bat yea
Hast Nos e,sy hslsSf = sPg in ny camp :