Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
N U0ion soaorOrIaI Cauouu.

We copy from the Ohio State Journal ol
y9ssrdAy the following report Of the pro.
seedlings Of the Senatorial caucus Of the
union members Of the Ohio Legislature,
hsld st Columbus on Thursday evening.
At the opening Of the caucus 8 motion was
Ende 70 admit all persons representing Unien
pa1Ga
EF. Wsst Haid that such q motion was
aaoptsd By the Chicago Convention, and
dbout SIX thousand applied for admission.
ne motion would have admitted the whole
libby forca.
Ths motion Was lost
1hs ballotings were then resumed.
rThs result Of the ;.ballOings We print on
fho erIt page Of this paper
Ahsr the forty-ssventh ballot Mr.. Cook
tAouFht that both parties had had 8 trial Of
thslE strength, and ss the voting had been very
even, be moved Sn adjournment. Lost yeas
43 nays 81.
EWo mors ballots we're then had, when
Gr. Monroe, Of LoEain, rose to make a mo
eon % adjourn BE hoped to be INDUCED
= few remarks before be made the motion.
Re said be was Wade man above all SuSpi-
aicn. BE had voted for Mr.. Wade at every
ballet bat be was convinced that no nomina-
ten would be made this winter, and be moved
ttat the OonYsntion now adjourn.
hF. Hills, Of Medina moved that the eau
Gus adjourn with three cheers for the Union,
which we're given with q will
The yeas and nays we're then demanded
on Ar. ASnroe's motion, which resulted as
fniioRB-veas "a: naVH "a
Before the vote was announced, Eggleston.
Scott, and SherFard explained that although
they had voted for adjournment they had
NOT done 30 with q view of fsvoring an sd-
learned session. They would vote against
s1eh proposiSisn.
Ths caucus then adjourned siHs de.
ID commenting edltorially upon the eau.
sas, the State Journal says:
GItseems that the Union Caucus narrow.
II escaped making nomination for Senator
lass night NJ. Delano led Mr.. Wade for
sons time snd then began the game Of See
aaWi which ended in a resolution to adjourn.
9hiS resolution, offered By Senator Monroe,
Ws prelaced with some excellent and patri-
ods remarks, which were well recsiVsd BY
TIE nesting.
No NllaElalaAAN hAAsaA = kl1AIsAA AAlAl
1lon announced his intention to lay aside
tAs caucus machinery altogether henceforth,
e7d shat be would present q resolution to 60
INTO Joint convention and let the legislature
aot upon volunteer nominations as they think
kNt
Hfhs senator, we know, opposes the pro.
poGiton Tor holding a1 adjoured session Of the
LaFislature, and thinks the election of seus-
or shoald Be made at the present ssssiou
and y conformity with this view be an.
nsunool his purpose Of bringing on the elec.
ton without the Intervention Of the OsuensB y
Ihs assertion Of The Journal that aNr
pslsno led Mr.. Wade for some time" il
huFily correct. Mr. Delsno did lsad Mr..
Wads one vote on the S9th ballot but Mr..
Eado Was four ahead on the 40th, one on
~ llst and six on ths 42d. Mr.. Delano
I'd NF. Wade six votes On the 4sd ballot;
Sut again fell six behind on the 44th, eight
en ths S5th, snd did not again get even.
oa TIE I5th ballot Mr.. Wade lacked only
I've votss, which vas higher approach 70 G
naIozisy than has bean attained By any
othaE sandidsss daring the ballotInRs ct
Sny q ths sessions 0f The caucus.