Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29

satisfied that it will speak loudly in good
cause.
We will sell them in bond for fourteen
dollars, and 1 have no doubt that if the
proper course be pursued the duty can be
remitted The rifles are better and cheap
er than anything ever offered in this
country, or made here, and as good as any
ever imported. We challenge a compari-
SON with any rife execution whatever.
There are about twenty thousand rifles,
and we desire to sell them all at once.
They are great bargain, and are to-day
worth more in Europe than we sell them
for here.
The price of fire arms will advance with
in year, at least thirty three per cent, as
arms are in demand all over Europe. AS
you know, there is no more effective arm
in the world than this.
l am, with great respect Yours truly,
E. W. CARR.
}. J. BINGHAM TO DAN yOoRHEEs-HAYE
THEsOUTH ENOUGH TO KEEP THE UNION
FORCES AT BAY
INDIANAPoLIs, July IL, 1861.
M DEAR VOORHEES,
should like your private opinion as to
some basis to 90 upon. Do you think the
South have resources enough to keep the
| Union at bay, and finally force a recogni-
ton of their independence, or will Lincoln's
army crush them out? You must have
sources of information which 1 have not to
enable you toform some opinionupon these
matters.
Ifthe Congressional Globe and Appen-
Il 7 L. L.
00nged TO yoIT0r set, and any other pub
lie documents of general interest.
I think there is reaction taking place
in Indiana, in reference to the war, and
Mr.. Lincoln's message and Chase's report
will aid it. Let me hear from you at the
earliest convenience. What is Morton
doing in Washington? Yours truly,
]. j. BINGHAM.
LETTERS FROM THE TRAITOR YALLAS-
DIGHAM
WINDSOR, @. W, May IL, 1864.
DEAR SR:-Your letters. Am waiting
to hear from you at Dayton as to time of
the District Convention. No announce
ment yet. Will give you notice immedi-
ately. ..'-
RE9~ Send for your friend here to return
at once and work at home. Nothing to
do hero. So also says our mutual friend.
Be ready for Dayton meeting.
Grant has been worsted by Lee, and no
mistake. 1t is Grant who has fallen back
six or eight miles, and not L., who has ad-
vanced from west to east. l.. is not and
never has been facing northward but east
ward. Truly, C.L. V.
Sherman, too, has been brought to
dead stand, first having been driven back
MAY 81, 1854
II. H. Dodd, Esq, Indianapolis, Ind;
DEAR SIR-That District Convention Is |
at last fxed-Hamilton Butler county, |
June 18th. Be there and bring friends !
and speakers Don't fail
Truly, C.L. VAIL.
Your letters, with names, received. Ali |
right
DAYTON, Ohio, June %, 1864.
DEAR SIR-I cannot 60 to C now.
Adjourn over to August Goth and 9th,
trsnsacting none but necessary business.
Yet come first here and see me, say to-
morrow evening or morning. Come if at
all possible, Truly, Sc.
This letter is in Vallandigham's hand
writing, the initials meaning Supreme Com
mander.
i
ii, II. Dodd, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR received this morning. bv
bearer, your note. You will please write
more fully and clearly. We cannot deci-
pher the contents. will deiain him un-
til / hear from you. A letter addressed to
me at Windsor, c. W, Box 06, will reach
me.
We, our friend and myself arc irving
to understand the thing, without any sue
cess. Write under any name YOU NAV
choose. 1 will understand it.
Very truly yours,
FRIEND [VaIlandighsm.
SONS oE Liberty WANT RITUAL
PEORIA, ILL.,, June 23 1864.
Hon. II. H. Dodd, Indianapolis, Ind:
My DEAR SIR wish you to send me
100 copies of book on 1st D. We have
On hand all we need of I'd and Sd D.
Please be as prompt as possible, as we are
very much in need of them. Send bill
along and 1 shall forward you "green-
packs by return mail. OF course 1 shall =
zee you IN Chicago on the 4th. prox.
see that MIR. V. was correct in his i'm
1ression as to the course of the Admins
ration in case of his return. Illinois is
pledged to stand by him in all lawful ef-
orts to maintain and defend liberties and :
lights. Please let me know how your
state delegation stands. The Illinois
delegation stands all o. K, but inclined to !
ct inpoliey.
Please inform me ifyou know as to what
ay Mr. V. intends to arrive in Chicago
lSo if there is any special programme to
e followed, etc
Hoping to hear from you soon, believe
ler in haste, very truly yours,
W. W. O'BRIEN. 4
CIRCULARS WANTED.
LEw1sTowN, Ill, April 28 1864. v
DEAR SIR-Hon. NJ. Couohman within a
lort time will order circulars for Han
ock and Adams counties in this State L
lease let him have them. He will send A
le money. Yours truly, &c, A
S. CORNING JUDD.
Hon. q. a. DoDD, Indianapolis, Ind.
LEwIsTowN, Ill, June 27, 1864. A
DEAR SIR-The postpcnement ofthe Ma a
onal Convention disarranges matters. but
suppose tho s. @. will be proposed. Our
. q. will meet few DAYS later, and a
rye supply of the circulars are wanted.-
promised to write and urge you to have ,s
em with you at the S. @. II
Respectfully, &C.,
S. CORNING JUDD.
Hon. d a. DODD, Indianapolis, Ind.
OK MERRIcK OF ILLINOIS, INTRODUCES Is
PoMINENT CoPPERHEADs TO DoDD.
CHICAGO, Oct. q, 1868. ID
ichard Dodd, Esq.
Ny DEAR SIR:-This will be handed
u BY DR.. Massey, of Columbus, who
sits your city in company with Mr.. Ar
lompson, Chairman of the Democratic n
ate Central Committee of Ohio for the !"