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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
DR.. BIassie.

Rev. DR.. Massie, Of England, Dis
senter, delegated to this country to
enlighten our people as to the true sen
timent in England in regard to American
affairs, made very interesting address in
Cincinnati last Friday. He says there is
a very general Misunderstanding both in
this country and in England, owing large
" to the fact that in England the impress
sion extensively prevails that the New
York Herald expresses American send-
timent; in this country the equally erOne-
Gus impression obtains that the London
Times represents English opinions. We,
here, know the character of the Herald,
and DR.. Massie asserts that the Tines is
the organ of the liekspittle of the Aristoc
rscy, that it has no authority to speak
.or the Government, and is in antagonism
to, and not in sympathy with the middle
classes, who constitute the bone and sin
new Of Great Britain. The dissenting
classes and the working people, who are
hated by the Times,sympathise thoroughly
with our Nstional Government. These IN
tsresting statements are fully oOrrObOra-
ted by the Union and Emancipation sOci-
ETY. movement of Manchester, which has
been noticed in our columns, and also in
various other ways.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

The excitement in Kansas, caused by the
course pursued by schOheld and Ewing is
very great schofeld interrupted the
plans Of the people to pursue QuantrelTs
baad Of murdsFers. The telegraph reports
the arrest BY F=ing OF Mayor Anthony Of
Leavenwortb, and his hssty removal, but
gives no reason for the arrest. Mayor An
thony is in favor Of pursuing the bush
Whackers, and this brings him in conflict
with the military power Of sohOfeld and
Ewing, and for this probably he has been
arrested. The excitement is intense. The
President owes it to every consideration Of
prudence, prosperity and justice to remove
schofeld and Ewing. Such men should
not be, must not be, forced on an unwill-
ing people. a4H
At PsOli yesterday, great meeting of
Kansas citizens was to be held It is said
sohOfsld has sent regiment of his troops
aftsr the radicals at Paoli, but none after
the bushwhackers. schofeld is nearly
played out.
The rebels have been reinforced at
Charleston by 1000 troops from Lees
army.
Operations at Charleston move slowly.
Admiral Dahlgren and General Gilmore
are in conflict in regard to TIE situation
Of Sumter. The latter claims to have ST.
lenoed it the former believes the North
west wall is as sound as ever, and thstsix
guns are mounted on the para
pet. II Sumter is not silsnoed it must be
before the Admiral can proceed, for chat is
the key to the whole situation.
Burnside's official dispatches detailing
his advance upon and occupation Of Knox
vile have been received.
The death of the rebel guerrilla Mosby
is denied. He was wounded but not NOR
tally. s,MOsby, like PsmbertOn, has been
resurreoted. t- 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

The British Mechanical Engineers, at
their last annual Congress, had the sub
ject Of the superiority of iron over wood
for ships before it for discussion. As
these persons are practical iron ship
builders, their opinions upon such sub
iect are Of value. The superiority Of iron
is in its greater strength and durability,
and in the greater carrying capacity of
iron vessels over those Of wood. Iron sf-
fords facilities for obtaining the necessary
strength in the keel stern, stern-posts
and screw post frames, by the intIOduo-
ton of large fOrgings. Of this, as we'll
as of the power Of iron ships to resist
damage in case Of stranding, the Great
Britain steamship was an instance. Ac-
cordiDg te the results Of experience, the
only objection to the use Of iron was the
liability of the bottoms Of iron ships to
become foul, and the arrangement Of the
compass, by the local attraction of iron in
the hull. The former, principally occur
ring in vessels going long voyages, would
be Temedied By the discovery Of better
compositions. The second was TO be met,
with difficulty, by fixing permanent mag
nets in suitable positions, 80 as to neutral
iEe the attraction. By the adaptation Of
iron 70 the construction of rigging, in the
places Of hemp, saving Of tbro0 tons in
weight would be effected in a ship Of
1900 tons; with steel the saving would be
about six and half tons in weight and
about the same saving Of cost as in the
case of iron Greater duTsbil ty and less
liability to injury from moisture was
gained by galvaniziDg, as well as, in some
instances, BY covering the iron with hemp.
In the construction of masts and yards,
in 1900 ton ship, a saving Of 20 tons in
weight would be effected by making the
three lower masts and bOWsprit Of iron;
and the proportion would be thus-iron
25 tons, steel l9 tons, wood 81 tons. If
the whole Of the mssts and yards were
constructed Of steel, saving Of II tons
over wood would be effected, and if iron
were used, the saving would be five tons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

While some of the COpperhead prints
are still bold and fierce in denuncis-
ton Of the war, it is noticeable that part
Of them, which are the more prominent,
are affecting doctrines which Rre at vari-
anes with their platform. Thus, the Co
lumbus Statesman, in'Rotioing the war let
ter written by General Tuttle, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor of Iowa, in
which he says that he is for the Union
without an i, and regardless whether
slavery stands or falls, astOnishes its read
ers By saying; This is the true ground
the ground Of the sound Democracy, all
over the country" The Statesman knew
it was stating an untruth, SO far as the
Democratic pan ty is concerned. The ground
Of the Democratic party in New York is
peace by compromise, according to Fer
nando WOId the ground Of the DsmOcrs-
ey in Connecticut was an instant stopping
Of the war and submission to the rebels,
according to Thomas e. Seymour and
Isaac TOucey the traitor; the ground Of
the Democracy of Illinois was compromise
and submission, and the ground Of the
Democracy Of Ohio, at the 1Ith of June
Convention, put personal license to resist
the Government far above sll obligations
~ Sas uAion
The object of the Statesman is to mis-
lead the people on the eve Of election
Other Copperhead sheets are assisting in
the fraudulent work. They see the hope
lesnsss Of the Vallandigham doctrines
They read the indignation with which that
traitor and his record are discussed; they
fad that the load Of political iniquity
which che exile bears, is too heavy for the
ticket; and they are thus pretending to a
love for the Union which they do not feel,
in order to obtain support. H. is an old
trick Of the Democracy. Before every
election for the last two years, Except that
in Conneeticut) the Democracy have, for
the few weeks preceding election, profess
~ faeA49l-aAA M4AAsA uAAEON WIN ANAAAGA
their previous nor subsequent COURSE
Hence, little has been said, of late, in the
Democratic prints, Of Vallandigham, and
that little has been an endeavor to show
him to have been Union man. We have
little doubt that the charge is true, that an
effort has sesn made, By the shrewder
party leaders, to drop Vallandigham from
the ticket; conscious that he was an Of
fence TO the nOstrils Of the people. It has
also been charged, and we have seen nc
denial of it, that YalIAndigham's name
would be dropped from the tickets sent tC
the soldiers.
All this is but sham and 3 dslusiOn
There is no sincerity in these professions
A vote for the Democratic ticket is VOts
Cor thameful compromise and disastrous
peace. As ssOn as election day is over
the supporters Of Vallandigham will droT
the mask they have assumed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

LNl.AlA
The worlds history probably presents
no instance Of despotism more grinding
and crushing, than that which prevails
within the realms Of JEFF. Davis. The lib
erty Of speech and Of the press is gone.
whoever has the temerity to utter word
against the tyranny and oppression Of the
the chief conspirators does SO ct his peril
and many a one in whose heart fingered
q feeling Of friendship for the Union, by
mAnifesting that friendship has paid the
penalty Of his incaution by the sacrifice OF
his life, or his liberty. 1t is impossible
that such q relentless despOtism can long
prevail without arousing opposition and
resentment to an extent that will produce
powerful reaction. This reaction has
commenced to show itself in North
Carolina, and though the reactiOnists, for
their outspoken denuneistiOns Of the Davis
dynasty, are strongly threatened, yet these
threats have not been attempted as yet, to
be put in execution. The reason is, pro-
badly, the reaction is too powerful Large
sections of several Of the other rebel States
fully sympathise with the reaCtiOnary
manifestations in North Carolina, and the
day is not distant when these sentiments
win be so concentrated, and take such
form as to be not only formidable, bui
empowering.
The military despOtism which the reOe
of the people has been stifed, and al
Union sentiment has been Overawed and
silenCed. But in the shattered and weak
ened condition Of the rebellion, the Whis
pers Of discomfort begin to be heard, an'
the first murmurs of the reaotionarl
storm are becoming apparent. It is no
the black race alone that needs to be emAn
cipated from a crushing despotism.
A terrible retribution awaits the leading
insurgents who as yet survive, whethe
that retribuGcn comes in punishment in
ficted by the National Government, as tb
Just desert Of crime, or in reckoning B
which the deceived, wrOnged, despOiIe,
and oppressed people of the South will ul
timaiely call their aelf-cOnstituted ruler
the base and perjured usurpsrs who ha7
plunged the country in sorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

lutlo-s, their extraordinary asiiy ana DARING
Dish.
Cooks Troupe Of Dogs and Monkeys,
The Delight OF the Children
THE BALL ROOM SCENE, gree ed with shout1.H
laughter and applause These w0nderI9i All
ma exhibit q perfection OF training anu AZ a
MONT OF Intelligence which cannot fsn 70 pI111
dnce emoti ms OF wo. der and admiration IN All
who vi. hess their
AMAZIHG AND LAUGHABLE FEAfS.
WIN. KIROADE, the great nTsmaiic and Equestr1sn'
Saultist Ext 40 DIN y, ard world aPplHuSeo TYP
rurentuiivs OF PETE JEEKIEs-
SAM LONG, the Great American Clown, Humorist
Comic Singer, stump speaker and modern SIln-
Nh Alaal;-.rr.sr IA urTuTrU, ap pear, to-
g-thsr witt their J We tIE RlDERS AID the
IA ENTED DkaMsT G TROl Pr in this ct
tracuve Equestrian Novelty, cal ed the
PONY RACES; Or, The Ride for the Derby
~ The Msnagem ent point with 70 small gTRtih-
cato 10 the above List OF unrivaled Performers and
Extraordinary Novelties and att acti rs, and beg o
assure be pu lie that they have not stopped At any
expense which would enable them 10 defy eompett-
ii aud Outv.e every other travelling establishment
in abe country
NEW YORK OPERA BAND,
composed Of renoVne1 Solo Artists Id By Professor
s, kEEYas.
ADM ssIOE to TIE Three Shows, only so cents to
Boxes; 25 cents 70 Pit Ohildrel undsr ? years
g cents to Boxes. 70 Half Price.
80 Doors open at 2ard ! P. N. Performance COM
mencss 21s and ~ p. nj.
Bas-Remembsr the Time and Plaeo-Erie-St on
Thursday and " dav, sept. I7th and s,h; srP'9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
Base Ingratitude.

A letter describing the demolition Of
Jackson, Mississippi, gives painful, we
may say, heart-rsndering picture of the
ingratitude of tour niggers"
"A great many negroes WHO HAD BEEN
REaARDED BIZ THEIR OWNERS As FAITHFUL
AND RELIABLE, left with the Yankees, with
their fne horses, carriages, and other COM
Portable modes Of conveyance. 0ne-As-
ron Lemley-hAs recently sent word to
his master that he Is now a duly qualified
citizen Of Vioksbarg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
Dlsturbanee IN Ihe nanoy marLet.

AuB AH1ue1 nNhAANAe
Something like panic seems to have
occurred in the money market, during the
past few days. Gold suddenly advanced,
but huctuates, showing no irrepressible
tendency upwards. While gold is going
up, stocks are going down, and the fever
ish state of the market produces no little
speculation as to the cause thereof 1t
may be caused by the loan of fifty millions
called for by the Secretary Of the Treasury
on the banks New York, Boston and Phil
Adelphia. To meet the draft from the
Treasury Department, it was spprehended
that the banks would have to call in
largely their loans.
Another cause of this sensitiveness in
the money market is attributed to the pos
sibility if not the probability Of war
with France. TIE panic will doubtless
be of short duration. Indeed, the reaction
has already commenced. Gold is falling,
and monetary affairs seem to be subsiding
into the customary channels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

The question Of recognizing the aGon-
fOdsraoyn is alleged 70 be still AnxiOusly
agitssed in the French osbinet, and that
favorable opportunity only is wanting for
shs recognition to take place. The con-
slant success Of our arms defers the Oppor-
tunity, and it is questionable now Wheth
sr it ever occurs. The wish Of France is
10 rsOOgniEs, but Napoleon i sesuiioas, e
ven IS interruptions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
MASTERS SALE.
TAsTFR COMMISSIONERS SALE.

lN Pursuant TO an order Of sale t. me direct
ed from the Court Of Common Fless lor OuyA-
hoga Counrv. in the State Of Ohio, ~ an action
therein pending, wherein Samuel Hayman IS
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, admlnistrator o.
the estate Of Robert Parks, deceased, and Others
are defendants, l will expose for sale at puble
auction, at the door Of the Court House IN sald
county, en- the 9th day Of october, 1858, com
mencing At o'clock NJ, the following deser1e
ed lots Of land situate in the city Of Cleveland IN
said county, being in the Buffalo COmpany's
purchase, and numbered and appraised as fsl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
MILITARY
SAC serVIce in the CaYaIry
SHERlFF's SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-In obedience to the
~ command Of an order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and
State Of Ohio, and to me directed in the case
wherein James Kidney is plaintiff, and james
McGTegor is defendant, shall expose 10 sac nt
public auction, at the door of the Court House,
in the city Of CleEeiand in said county, on the
seventh day of October A. D. 1868, at the hour Of
two o'clock P. N. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to wit: Lot No.
one hundred and sixty two in Ezekiel Folsom 8
allotment of the Charles Taylor farm, IN Ohio
City, (nOW Cleveland > said lot being on Detroit
street, with front Of forty feet, and extending
back with the same width to Vermont street.
Said lot is appraised at 5000
EDGAR H. LEWIS, Shoriff,
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
l. PRKNTIss, Plaintiffs Atty.
Sheriff's Office,
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 7, 1868. sepsa11o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09
nNInN OorNTY TICKET.

Tor Sen stor-sAMUEf- " ILIAHSoH,
Rsoresentattves- IS H. BAbJtsChs SAAh-
IAH FVEaETT, @. B 10 n NO0D.
0er..1-c1 pless JrdRe-- HORACE EOcIE.
Profsts Judr-e--DA- Ell r. rlIDE-.
0,1nfV iFrsa-.-re- e---H = " HIT- LEeE1-
siie-f tsorafoes sPie-s---FREDERIGK ]. PlEkIlMss. Is
PrJssoali1g Alter sy-Ch a AlsL..s " z ~ : = a n y - .
IREDERICk a I'D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-09

Some of the States Rights COpperheads
discussing reconstruction propose that the
United States shall treat with the States
in rebellion for peace" Article l, section
Z. Of the Constitution says:
No State shall enter into any treaty,
alliance OF confederation"