Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

victory, worthy Of the rejoicing which will
greet it. E. n. STANTON"
Three tremendous cheers were given fol
the noble State Of Ohio.
LVoIoE.-HoW about Pennsylvania
Mr.. BrOugh answered; She goes for Curtin
BY 80, 900 majority. She is only following
the regular uecession-Maine, California,
Ohio-all sre coming, and more are to come.
Applause For tell you that in November
this tide will sweep New York and tie death
knell Of Governor Seymour will be rung.
Applause We are only occasionally called
upon to denonstrate our loyalty, but when
called on we come up to the rescue. LCheer-
ing. In this election you have struck
deeper and more terrible blow at the rebel
lion than any victory in the field. lAp-
plause.l Ycu have crushed treason at home
for there has been more treason uttered in
Ohio than ever in Virginia. Sensation.
You have infused new life into the arms of
soldiers. 1 will not say what the result of
defeat would have been. Thank God that
peril is passed. Ny sleepless agony was
great last night-butit il is over now.
But we must not forget that we have q
country to stand by. We must make peace
by subjugating the rebels. lApplause.l We
have won this vietory-let Us improve it, joy
Ously for we may, vigorously for we must.
We are surprised at our strength. We have
won this victory by ,cork We have accom-
piished another thing-Cuyahoga is the ban
ner county Of the Reserve. Immense cheer
ing Ashtabula carried the flag a long
time but she must yield it now. Renewed
cheers
The Governor remarked that he was worn
and weary, having toiled as never before, in
this campaign, and that as we should hear
more to make us happy tomorrow we had
better go home to bed.
Three laundering cheers were given for
Governor Brough, and three for the gallant
Chairman of our Central Committee, H. NJ.
Chapip, Esq.
As concluding exercise, in answer to re-
peated calls, David Price, Esq-, led of in a
new John Brown song, with ,oords adapted
to tEe occasion, in which the audience joined
most heartily. Then, while Leland's Band
discourssd splendid music, our new Governor
was set upon by hosts of friends anxious to
congratulate him, and never did a crowd
feel happier, Young and old, big and little,
dignitaries and nobOdies were SO {. chuck
full Of goodness" that they must let it out.
Lsland's band struck up orally Round
the Flag, "and all Joined in singing, with
Dwight Palmer as chief chorister And such
Ginging-it sounded like twenty CslliOpss, or
better yet, like the music of the spheres.
Thence dispensing, the crowd gave vent
to unssntrOllable rejOieings in voIleys OF fire.
works and in blazing bOnfres. We saw these
" funeral Pyres of the Democracy" in front
of the Plain Dealer office, in front of the
Angler, and on the corner Of Bank and Su-
periOr Streets. A splendid FIRE, built By the
employees of the LEADER, lit up the street in
front of our buildings
Right here let US note a remarkable fact
we couldn't find VallaDdighammer, look
where we would, in all the evening.
A6Ont one O'Clock the flames died out, the
rockets were all fired Lslsnd's music ceased, g.,
and all went home, proud of our county ald
our Governor.