Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
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OHIO.

OHIO
The most lucrative Office in Cincinnati
S that of Judge of the Probate Court. 1t
mas been known to yield $40 900 in one
year. Colonel E. F. Noyes will receive
the Republican nomination for the posi-
ton this fall.
A barbecue is given at Athens on the
Both of August, to the surviving soldiers
of the late war. John A. Logan, j. A.
Garfield, Attorney General Speed, eX-
Governor Dennison and GeneralSherman
are expected to be present.
In Paulding county, the Republicans
held their nominating convention on the
Dist. The following is the ticket Clerk
S. Maus; Probate Judge, F. s. Cable;
Prosecutor, A. NJ. Selden; Commissioner,
John Hardesty; Coroner, Jacob Switzer
Infrmary Director, w. N Shook.
The Republicans of Defiance comfy
have nominated the following ticket; For
Probate Judge, J., F. Deatricki Clerk,
John Taylor; Sheriff, Captain D. A
Gleson; Recorder, Robert Cosgrave; Sur
veyor, John Norway; Commissioner,
John Cameron.
The Defiance county Democratic
Convention have instructed their Con-
gressional delegates to cast the vote of the
county for Hon. w. D. Hill, of Defiance.
Mr.. Hill is a member of the Ohio House
of Representatives. The Williams county
DELEGATES are instructed to cast the vote of
the county for Hon. Meredith r. Willettr
who is a member of the Ohio Senate.
A Columbus dispatch says of the prep
arations for the fall campaign in Ohio:
The State Union Executive Committee
are preparing for an active and vigorous,
though short campaign. The most popu-
lar speakers in this and other States will
take part in the canvass. From Tennes-
see, Hon. Horace Maynard, Hon. a. j.
Fletcher and Col. Stokes are confidently
expected to speak for the loyal men of
the South. Prominent among the Gin
cinnati orators are Hon. Fred. Nassau
reck, General Edward F. Noyes, Hon. A.
F. Perry, Judge Taft and Gen. r. B.
Hayes. The Union State Central Com
mittee will hold an important meeting at
the Capital on the LIST of August. Hon.
William Penn Nixon and Hon. Thomas
L. Young represent Hamilton county.
The Montgomery county Union Con-
vention was held in Dayton on Saturday,
and the following ticket nominated: Pro-
bate Judge, John j. Alderman; Sheriff,
o. G. II. Davidson Auditor, j. w Diet
rich; Treasurer, A. C. Fenner; Clerk, F.
Fox; Commissioner, James Apologize ;
Infirmary Director, Michael Morry.
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Lieut.. Gov. D. r. Floyd Jones was one
of the first men to sign the call for the
bread-and- butter State Convention in New
York, yet for some reason his name was
left out of the public notices. Probably
his associates were ashamed of him.
In New Hampshire the Democ-
racy and J0hnsonites have fused and
agreed TO appoint delegates to the
Philadelphia "What is it,? Conven-
ton. The committee of each clique are
to send ten delegates.
A call for a mass convention at Buffalo
on Friday, August 10th, for the purpose
of choosing delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention has been issued, with about n
uuuurvu
which arc those Of George r. Babcock, j.
NJ. Ganson, Rev. w. T. Horner, William
Dorsheimer and George 3. Hubbard.
The Savannah Republican says that but
81 voters attended the meeting held in
that city to elect delegates to the Phila-
delphia "Copperjohnson" Convention.
The Neaos j. Herald says "the occasion
called together a respectable number"
The following are the bread-and-butter
delegates elected TO the Philade phia Con-
vention by the office-holders OF Kansas
Gen. Hugh Ewing, Gen. c. w. Blair, F.
OtAASSAhbi Sopt. NiCAlNAoo bAiibh;
Senator Harris, late Minister to Greece
j. L. Mcdowell, Postmaster of Leaven-
worth h S. Sleeper, Surveyor General
of Kansas and Nebraska; G. A. Cotton,
Indian Agent.
Among the Democratic delegates from
Indiana to the Philadelphia Convention
are such charming cherubs as Thomas A.
Hendricks, Graham N. Fitch and james
B. Foley.
GENERAL.
There was an enthusiastic Union meet
ing Monday night at New Albany, Ind.
Gems. Kimball, Gresham and Spicely ad-
an audience of at least five thous-
and people.
The following is a complete list of the
Republican nominations for Congress in
Wisconsin; Halbert E. Paine, Ithamar
Sloan, Amasa Cobb, c. S. Hamilton,
Philetus Sawyer and c. c. Washburne,
he last q new nomination in place of
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