Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
From New York.

New YORK, November 1.-The Posts
Washington special says The contractors
for the extension of a library in the capital
building will not be able to finish the work
by the lst of january, as ehgdged, though
it is proceeding with all possible dispatch.
Large additions have been made TO the
library since last Congress.
Gold Certificates.
The Secretary of the Treasury has in
formed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York that the new gold certificates of the
denomination of one hundred and one
thousand dollars will be sent to this city
early next week. Twenty, fifty and five
hundred dollar notes may not be ready
for some time 1t is intended to begin the
issue of certificates to depositors next week.
Address at Irving Hail.
Rev. DR.. Moriarty, of Philadelphia, de-
Ifvered an address at Irving Hall last night,
favoring the independence of Ireland and
annexation to the United States.
Broken UP:
New YoRK, November lone of tho
largest counterfeiting establishments yet
known has been discovered by the police,
Yesterday, and broken up.
An Address.
The Mobile Tribune has published an adj
dress to the planters of Alabama, dated
Montgomery, October 18th, signed by Boil
ling Hall, Geo. Stone, Geo. Goldwaithe, Jas.
H Clantin and Vim. Baldwin, whose ad-
vice is as follows: ......
The result of the recent war, so disastrous
as to the South, has been a revolution of
your entire labor system. The 100000
blacks who were recently your slaves, and
subject to your will in their every move
ment, are no longer under your individual
control. Hitherto you have been aecustom-
ed to direct their labor by your sovereign
mandate, now you can command only by
contract. This brings about relations which
are new to both races, and brings them so
suddenly upon each, that both you and the
blacks find it difficult to accommodate your
selves TO the mighty change. The black
man is dazzled, if not intoxicated, with the
view of freedom so suddenly thrust upon
him. while the white man is more or less
oppressed with the thought that this ele-
ment of his wealth has been swept from
him. The ignorant black man has in too
many instances fallen into the delusion that
freedom means exemption from manual la
bor. and the white man, discouraged by in
| doIence. or in many cases the insolence ol
the negro, has exf1ibiseR symptoms Of de:
sp6AdeneY bordering gC0h apathy. - - Z
/ The Richmond Enquirer Revived.
The Richmond Ehq quirer has been revived
by the Messrs! Tyler, its late proprietor, and
/ Coleman, and has a salutatory, in which Its
editor saws that the cause for which they
contended has gnnes down forever, ano
adding the oath oil allegiance taken by our
/ selves in common with our fellow citizens
has far different significance than the SAINT
oath could have had before the unsettled
question of supremacy between the State
| and Federal Government had been decided
! by arbitrament of war. Now we acknowl
edge allegiance first to the Union; befor'
we held obedience to be due first to State
The same honesty and sincerity whicl
made the sons of Virginia brave danger
of battle and suffer uncomplainingly tn
hardships of four years of war, will max
them faithful to their oath Of allegiance,
- Fire. FRA -5il 900
The fire in sixty or seventy thousand ton