The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
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A grand Union mass meeting will be
held in Elyria on Wednesday, September
9th. hon. james Monroe, of Oberlin,
now United States Consul to Bio Jsneiro,
will address the meeting, IS will also Gen.
E. F. Noyes, and Hon. Martin Wslker.
There will be very large attendance.
All the principal interior counties of
California have elected Unionists TO the
Legislature. Only two or three, as far as
reported, have gone Democratic.
The election for delegate to Congress,
from New Mexico, which comes eff this
fall is attracting much attention There
arc two candidates-Hon. francesca Peres,
the present member, and ]. francesca
Chsvezdy Peres. The Sante Fe Gasetts
isvor the former, and the Nesd Mersaan
the latter. oJ i 11
Hon. Godlove s. Orth, Hon. Schuyler
colfax and G-vernor Morton, are all spoken
of as candidates for United States senator
from Indiana. Dan. Voorhees,, who has
concluded the republic is not dying, dying,
dying, quite as much IS it was, is said 70
be the Dsmocra tic candidate.
On the 9th day of January, 1864, q rese-
luton was introduced in the PennsyIvani&
State Senate rendering the thanks Of the
loyal peopls of PsnnsylvAnis to General
U. 8. Grant and the officers and, soldiers
serving under him, for their gallant SER
vices in liberAting the Union people of
East Tennessee. The yeas and nays we're
called by Mr.. Donovan, of PhilsdelphiS,
and Mr.. Wallace, of Clearheld, both DEM
ocrats, and both voted against its passage
IS did every Democrat in the Senate
William A. Wallace is Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee Of
Pennsylvania, and now processes love for
the soldier. e-
Two copperhead counciImen in the On
Iumbus City Council showed their instinc-
tive hatred Of the Union soldiers by voting
against resolution offered in that body on
Monday last, extending the hospitAlitIes Of
the city to General Grant. A lecture from
party friend brought them to their senses
and they changed their votes, but their
first vote showed the drift of their thoughts
and wishes ei
Colonel A. a Bullock, who is TO sue.
ceed John A. Andrew as Governor Of
Massachusetts,, has been speaker OF its
house OF representatives. for several years,
is thoroughly familiar with all the details
of civil administration, and is one of the
most accomplished statesmen in New Eng
land. Governor Andrew could have been
renominated had he desired, though there
would have been considerable opposition
to him on account Of his refusal to sign the
desth-warrsnts of Condemned murderers-
Msjor Cassels, lat9 of the 1Ith Pennsyl.
sylvanis Cavalry, who was nominated by
the Democrats of Allegheny county, Penn
sylvAnis, for County Comptroller, has indlg-
nantly repudistei the nomination and the
party making T. Major Oasssls was q
member of General Buffers staff, and up
to the time of his muster out of the army
was Provost Marshal of the Department of
Virgins and North Carolina. His COM
manding general, on his retirement from
the army, paid him handsome compli.
meut for his STERLING qualities as man
and efficiency as an officer" and he has no
desire to lose General Buffers good opln-
ion of him or that of his country, by run.
ming on the so. called Democratic ticket.