Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Pmch has given a correct list as far as it
goes, but has omitted the names of certain
gentlemen in this city, and knowing that
they will feel ''slighted by the omission, we
will give their names in full:
General J. W. Fitch, s., 800, to be paid in per-
sonal influence and speeches.
George A. Benedict. P. M, 81, 225, to be paid in in
stalments out of his salary.
]. IL. A. Bone, 10 cents to be paid in Liverpool
stock, 10 cents to be paid by subsidizing
the Herald.
Kin. Sherman, Esq, $4,000, to be paid out of the
proceeds of bets won of poor Democratic poll
ticians-
Morrison Foster, Esq, $4,000, to be paid by sing
ing the Star ~spanglsd Banner at Fenian meetings.
Thomas Walton, Esq, $751; 600, payable in sympa-
thy for the Fenian movement.
Governor Tod, $1,000, to be paid out of his share
ofbeneyolence, which he claims is not to be found
in the Protestant community.
Nathan ?. Payne, $500 to be paid out of bets he
won on the result of the election in New Jersey.
Ben. Browneli, late Collector, So, 500, to be paid
when he gets elected Member Of Congress from
this District.
Henry b. Payne, s., Co.,, to be paid as soon as he is
elected U. 5. Senator or Governor of Ohio.
William Armstrong, Esq, late Secretary of State,
and editor of the ''Plain Dealer, " SO, 500, to be
paid as soon as it becomes his turn to be Post
master.
Henry Nottingham, Esq, 5000, payable by dead
heading a couple of Fenian regiments over the
Lake Shore Railroad.
Col .James Barnett, So, 900, payable in drilling a reg
iment of Fenians to handle a battery of field ar
tillery.
Crock. scoyille, ESQ. $3.50, payable in barrels
to carry Fenian whisky in.
j. A Harris, the veteran editor, 80 barrels of
whisky, warranted to kill a regiment of British
ers" at forty rods.
II. NJ. Chaplin, Esq, So, 600 to be paid in stMayor's
ProclamatiOns."
Messrs. Kirkwood Brothers, SI2, 900, payable by
boarding a regiment of Fenians at the Weddell,
at 81 per day, and Champagne at So per bottle.
L. D. Rucker, $1,000, payable by carrying all Fe-
mans at half-fare over the Toledo Road.
L. J. Ballou, 500, payable by teaching a company
Of the kenian cavalry to dance the Lancers.
VIM. Bingham Esq, 81, 500, payable by serving on
a Fenian Military COMMITTEES.
Captain Z. A. ScOville, $500, payable by taking
command of any Fe4ian military guard over
Mark Hanna, Esq, s25, 900, payable by lending
one of his Lake Superior steamers for the pur-
pose of conveying Feaian troops through the
Welland Canal and St. Lawrence river to Ire
land,
E. stair & Co., $500, payable by loaning the Fe-
mans their big Black Bear, with which it is cal
eulated they can scare 8 whole regiment of Brit
lsh red-coats to death. In addition to the above,
MI L. stair proposes to equip 4 regiment OF
Fenians with military caps. He was request
ed to throw in lot of gloves, but declines on the
ground that they ought to be able to handle the
British without gloves"
o. Cutter, Auctioneer, $3.50, payable by knocking
down" any Britishers that may come along.
ID. b. Hurlbut, ESD, banker, So, 600, payable by
cashing any Feniap bonds that may be presented
at his counter.
Robert D. Lowe, Esq. So, 900, payable by delivering
q series of lectures before the secret Fenian Assoc
citation, showing how aWfHllY the British Gov
eminent are prosecuting the Fenians.
Capt. J. E. Turner, 5000, payable by taking
command of any Fenian msn-of-war to prey on
British commerce.
Leonard Csse, Esq, SCI 900, payable by giving
the use Of his new block for . Fenian barrack.
With the addition we lave made the
above list is now substantially correct
Owing to the tightness of the money mar
ket, and scarcity of currency, the Cleve-
land subscribers have found it necessary to
pay in the old-fashioned way, sin trade" or
D'out of store"
As a Clevelsnder, we shall point to the
above splendid record of Cleveland liber-
ality, with a most ~justifable feeling of
pride, and We call on any city of the size
and weight of the Forest City to beat it if it
can.
P. s.-Since writing the above, a number
of Euclid Avenoodles have sent us word
that they stand ready to tender the hospi-
~talities of their mansions to any gallant
Fenian warrior who may be marching
through our city in command of Fenian
troops, and that Messrs. Stone, Witt, Young
love, Handy and Wade, and some others
living on the nabob side of Euclid avenue,
have generously rendered the use of their
front yards for camping grounds for
any stray Fenian regiment that may be
wandering this way.