Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14
POLITICAL.

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Gov. Swami and Montgomery Blair art
the Conservative candidates for the nom
inatioh of United States Senator from
Maryland. -
| Representative CLARK, Of Kansas, islike4
| ly to bsone of the U. s. Senators from
that State.
| John NJ Bolts, in his Baltimore oration
made the following point: ave are John
son men; the only difference is, one goes
for what johnson says and the other for
what he does"
Gov. Bramlette, of Kentucky, in q
strong letter has declared in favor of Gen.
Hobson, Union candidate for ClOrk of the
Court of Appeals of Kentucky. -
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, Freesoiler
N 1852, and Radical in 1862, now an
nounces himself an independent candi-
date for Congress" in the First District of
Iowa. in opposition to Hon. james F.
Wilson, the present incumbent and Radi-
cal candidate for reelection.
Gov. Fenton, of New York, will un-
doubtealy be re-nominated by the Repub-
licans. Mr.. Waldo Hutehins, promi-
nent lawyer of the city, is named as his
associate for Lieutenant Governor
The Radical Union State Convention of
West Virginia will meat in Psrkersburg
on August 3Oth.
The Rebels have called State Conven-
tion for August 22d, at Parkersburg,
The Bay City Journal hopes the Re
publican State Convention will not be
held before September lst, and favors De-
troit as the place of holding it. The same
paper mentions as candidates for Congress
in that District Hon. ]. F, briggs, Capt.
r Strickland, late Provost Marshal for
the sixth district and Hon. james Birney.
A meeting of the Democracy, aided by
a few disahected Unionists- -conserva-
tives-was held at the Court House, in
Springfield, Illinois, on July 9th. Ad-
dresses were made BY General McCler-
nand, who has been stamping Missouri
for the Rebels, Alexander Starne and
Charles E. Keyes, 10 advocacy of the
movement of the so-ealled National Un-
ion Pbiladelphia Convention, and COM
mittee was appointee TO issus a circular to
the people of the State urging them to
send delegates to Conservative State
Convention, TO be held st Springfield on |
August goth.
The Lake County, H., Republican Con-
vention, which met at Libsrtyyille on June
8oth, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the State Congressional and SEN
atorial Conventions,
Resolved, That while approving the con-
'titutional amendment lately proposed by |
Congress as a present practical measure
.oward securing just ends, we yet believe
hat every scheme Of reconstruction is i'm
perfect which is not based upon equal and
sxact justice TO all, and the equal rights,
civil and political, of all loyal
citizens, irrespective of race or color.
The Executive Committe of the Eighth
District of Illinois have
ssued call for convention of those who
ire in favor Of sustaining the Congress of
he United States in their efforts to estab-
ish and maintain the rights of the loyal
people OF the country, and to prescribe
he conditions upon whichthe States lately
n rebellion may be allowed to participate
n the government, to convene in Spring
ield on the sth day of August next.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, under date Of Jan
iary sOth, gives the following letter re-
emily received by Hon. R. K. Cutler,
United States Senator elect, and member
# the U Union Convention of 1864:
%SIR-Your radicslism is so damnable,
md your Union conduct SO obnoxious to
IS citizens of the South, that you shall not
remain in the State alive after the Fourth
If July next, 1866. Beware, sirl we are
determined you shah not again howl in
hat damnable Conventions Never
Never
eBy order of the Committee.
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