Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-14

part no puny faith. They deserve your con
tidenee and am sure they well earn it.
The President expressed himself gratifed
with what had been said.
Mr.. Dawkins remarked that all South
| Carolina reposed confidence in the Presi-
dent-that the memorials presented by the
Chairman Of the delegation presented the
true sentiments Of the people of that State,
both in regard to those whom they wished
Pardoned and the feeling and position OF
South Carolina. -
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
The Virginia election returns are favora-
bic to the election of Charles D. Moseby in
the 9TH (Lynehburg) Congressional District.
Joel IL. Hogue sprobably elected in the Sth
District
The Constitutional amendment is adopted.
1t removes the disability from holding Office
by those who prominently participated in
the rebellion.
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
The Tribune's Raleigh letter of the 9th
says: In the convention Mr.. Jones, of
Rowan, sent up an ordinance intended to Sc
cure general amnesty for the whole people
of that State. II provides for a committee
OF i've to endeavor to obtain from the Presi-
dent general amnesty for all persons in the
State, except such as the President NAV
choose to exclude by name.
Mr.. Brown, of Caswell, offered resolutions
recognizing the deeision-4hat State had 40
right or power to secede from the Federal
- RsT.-uIc KEY OF cherokee, offered a resoIu-
ton making it part of the constitution Of
the State to assume the debt of the same.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BELFAST, Me-, October I3.-One hundred
and twenty-f building were burned here
last night. Loss nearly half a million of
dollars, of which about one quarter was in
sured- The injured parties are not despond-
ent and contracts for building were in
progress during the burning of the build
ings.
THE WIRE TRIAD.
The testimony of the Wirz case on both
sides will probably be concluded tomorrow
as far as it concerns the prisoner personally,
but the Government will, in addition, intro |
duce the testimony of his general character |
bearing on a general charge of conspiracy. |
CHOLERA.
The Department of State has received in |
formation from official sources that the |
cholera has almost entirely disappeared !
from Constantinople and the interior. |
At Palma, the capital of the Island of Ma
ora, IL appears III very aggravated form,
md seems to battle human skill.
Reports reached Port Mahon that the di-
lease is spreading into the interior of Spain.
Intelligence from the Consul at Marseil-
es, France, is to the effect that this terrible
lisease is frightfully on the increase.
Eighty thousand citizens have left the city.
Deaths now average between fifty and sixty
yer day.
SECESSION ORDINANCE
NEw YoRK, October 13.-The Tribune's
Raleigh letter, of the 9th, says that the or
finance was read second time declaring
hat war had settled the doctrine of Sc
ession, and no State has right to secede
rom the Union.
Judge Bayen Rowen said that inasmueh
S whole subject had been already dis
osed of by the passage of the ordinance
eclaring null and void the secession ordi-
ance, he would move to lay the ordinance
Il the table. Agreed to.
The ordinance against the assumption of
ny future legislature of the war debt, on
lotion of Mr.. Caldwell, of Clifford, was
lbled.