Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-26

and speaks Of the suppression of the Fe-
nisn invasion of Canada as better treat
ment than England had right to expect
1t alludes TO lrishmen as q race which has
! suffered for celturies inexcusable wrongs.
and asserts that the American peopIe he
lieve that England owes reparation 70 Ire
land. The Intervention ofOur Government
in the Fenian campaign against C6nads is
therefore a proof Of It's fidelity 70 obliga-
tions supposed 10 be due to other nations,
and ought to satisfy the world that We have
neither the interest or desire to disturb the
peace Of the world. The committee report
resolutions to carry into effect their ideas.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
PHILADELPH1A, July 25.-Hon. John CO.
vode has been nominated BY the Republi-
| cans for Congress in the 3ist District, which
has been represented for the last four yearJ
/ by Mr.. DawcOn, Democrat.
CHOLERA.
Six cases Of cholera, three Of which were
fatal, were reported to the Board of Health
to-day up to ocleelc p. N.
JOHNSON CoSyEYIIoN.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The Conservative
/ Union State Convention Of the friends of
/ President Johnson assembled here at noon
TO day Postmaster PurneI called the con-
| ventiOn to order. He denounced the Radi-
Gals aud strenuously advocated the policy
of the convention. Mr.. Blair nominated
Mr.. J. NJ. Frazer as presidents of the con-
ventiOn, which was confirmed, and Com
miitee on Resolutions was then appointed,
consisting of Mr.. Blair, CONGRESSMAN
Mr.sCresfeld, ex-COngressmRn Mr.. Evans
and others. i.
At the afternoon session the Committee
on Resolutions reported in substance as fol-
! lows;
First-Approving the Presidents policy.
Second-Declaring the States essential
parts Of our system Of Government.
Third-Afirming the abolition Of slavery
but protesting against attempts to ignore
| the distinction Of rsccs.
Fourth-Protesting against appropria-
| tons to educate and feed negroes.
Filth-DenOUncing the Registry Law in
Maryland.
sixth-Approviug the call for the Phila-
delphia Convention.
Montgomery Blair, Governor Swan, J. W.
| Cresfeld and Reverdy johnson were ap-
| pointed delegates at large.
William Leonard of Worcester county
was nominated for State Comptroller.
The delegates from the various Congress
sional Districts selected their delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
Mr. Blair made a speech at the conclu-
sion, denouneing the Radicals and their
measures. He announced himself Demo-
| erat, and said he would unite with every
| power, rebels or any one else, to defeat the
! schemes OF tho Radicals
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-A. ". Randall
was this afternoon confirmed by the Senate
as Postmaster-General, and Joseph Wilson
as Cemmissioner Of the General Land
Ofiee. I-.
/
The nominations Of Lieut.-General Grant
to be General Of the army OF the United
States, and Vice Admiral Farragut to be
Admiral of the navy, were taken up by the
Senate, and, without tho usual formality Of
a reference, unanimously confirmed.
The Senate has confirmed the following,
among other nominations
Albert e. Edwards to be Assistant Treas
urer at So. Louis.
W. B. Mitchell to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at st. Cloud, MINI. I.
Henry C. Wait To be Register of Land
Office at st. Cloud, MINI.
A. H. Bulls to be Register at Winnebago
| City, MINI. -
| The First National Bank of Wilmington,
n. G., was organized Yesterday, with q capt.
tai of 100000. This is the fourth National
bank organized in North Carolina The
| application was placed on file ten months
ago.