The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
SGEGsHI DIOt y SIiEO'
Veteran Reserve Corps Men to
be Discharged. s
The SSth howl, at Camp Chase,
TO be Mustered Out
The Union state Convention
THE DELEGATES S MAINLY
ARRIVED.
Cox will be Nominated for
Governor.
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Numerous Can didates for other
O1IlceS.
~ GA q
Contest on the Resolution Com
''1 mlttee.
The EIate aud National Administrs-
@ lion will be Endorsed
The Negro suffrage Question
sr .-..e Debated.
The ETste aud National Administra-
~ lion will be Endorsed
The Negro suffrage Question
n Debated.
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ZULU UMBUby CuAo @S'
- -.s THE VETERAN RESERVES.
The Secretary of War has ordered all
Veteran Reserve Corps men, whose term
of setyice expires before the first Of ooic-
b,r to be mustered out and paid.
ALLoTNEETs.
The following allotments were certified
into the State Treasury today. One hun
dred and twenty. five thousand seven hun
dred and five dollars received by pay
sgent W. b. Williams. From the lS5th
Ohio, one hundred and twelve thousand
six hundred and seventy-three dollars, re
ceived by G. S. Lester. From Ohio regi'
ments in the Fourth Army Corps fifty
thousand two hundred and fOrty-Dine dol
lars, received by j. s. Morris. The money
will be sent out TO The proper countits
with as little delay as possible.
% FIRST OHIO BATTERY
The Ist Ohio Battery left Washington
yesterday sfternoon for this plsee.
MUsTER-oUT OFTHE sSTH.
An order has been received here direct
ing the muster.out of the sSLh Regiment
at Camp Chase.
THE CONVENTION.
Nearly al the delegates to the ConVen-
tion hsye arrived The hotels are full but
not crowded. General good feeling seems
to prevail, though there appears to be q
disposition among some Of the military
delegations to dictate to the convention
the ticket and platform to be placed before
the people. The majority of them, how
ever, sre not of this spirit. The csndi-
dates are somewhat numerous, and there Is
no danger that any of the offices will go
begging. ~
General ]. D. Cox will of course be NOM
mated for Governor, ss the withdrawal Of
Governor Brough has left him with no OP-
position but Sam Galloway, who will not
get even a complimentary vote from his
own co-Senstors. PIG
CANDIDATES FOR LIRUT. GOVERNOR.
Job Stevenson, of Ross county, Nc
Burney, of Warren, Brigadier General w.
B. Woods, Of Licking, and General John
Beatty, of Morrow, are candidates for Lieu
tenant Governor, with equal chances in ia
vor of the two fret named.
90 FOR TRHAsURER OF STATE. s-
For Treasurer of State, G. VOlney
Dorsey, incumbent, Adjutsnt General
B.R. Cowan, Hon. s S. Warner, of LO-
rain county, and Gen. James Robinson, Of
Hardin county, are named. The real con-
tust bat Wsenthe Gowsn and Warner dele
gates seemed 10 have settled on Senator
West, Of Logan county, 70, Attorney
General Chsuncay N. old's incumbent
is not without working friends. gg..
zi For Supreme Judge, lcng and short
terms, the candidates are: Judge Brinker-
hof, of Richland and Welch, Of Athens.
both incumbents. Captain G. W. Kent,
of fLucss, B. P. Swing, of Olermont Gen.
NJ. B.Walker, and W. F. Stone, of Erie Co,
2 For CLERK of Supreme Court, E L. Hall,
of Muskingum county, hiss the inside track.
AdjutaDt Rodney FoOs, of Clinton
county is making a good run tor same po-
sition.
Hon. E. E. White will probably be nom
mated for School Commissioner. Csptsin
John A. Norris, of Harrison and Rev. M.
Gaddis, OF Hamilton, are candidates.
Not much is said about Member of
Board of Public Works. The incumbent
james Moon, of Coshocton, is be ing urged
by his friends without much opposition.
' Several parties are anxious to secure
the control Of the State EKecutiv We Com
.mittee, and are endeavoring TO have that
institution cut and dried for their psrticu.
lar benefit. 1t is hard TO tell what the plat
form will contain beyond the two or three
resolutions endorsing Presid ent Lincoln's
administration and, since his assassination
President JohnsoGs course, and pledginl
the undivided support of the Union party
IS long as he adheres to the policy of hi
predecessor.
The question Of negro sufags is much
discussed, and resolution in fsV Or of !!
may be adopted.
OF course Gov. BrORgh's admi INSTR ration
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