Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

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A"edina----- Oct. =
The principal speaker announced for
these meetings are Va llandigham Ranney,
Pendleton, Payne, Jewett, Bliss, Baczus,
Kenny, Schaefer and Finefrock.
INDIANA.
The campaign is proceeding briskiy.
! Sam. Galloway, Judge Hughes and others
l are stumping the State, and speaking
every day. Governor Morton is prepar-
ing a speech on the Philadelphia Conven-
ton. An immense mass meeting WAS held
at Indianapolis on Friday night. addressed
by Sam Galloway and Judge Hughes.
uLIScIs.
The Union Congressional nominations,
as far as made, are as follows:
At Large-JOhn a Logan.
list
2nd-John F. Fsrnsworth.
srd-E. B. Washburne.
4th-A. C. Harding.
5th-E. c. Ingersoi-
6th-Burton c. Cook.
7th-H. P. Il. Cromwell.
sth-Shelby W.. Cullen.
eth
10Th
IIth-
12th Jehu Baker.
18th
These are all denominations with the ex-
oeption of the Congressman at large. The
only Republican Congressman not yet
renominated are John Wentworth in the
first, and A. j. Kuykendall in the Thir-
teenth district. The latter gentleman has
been thrown over on account of his John
ism.
IOWA.
Hon. John P. Cook, a Johnsonite, has
consented to run against Hiram Price in
the Second Iowa district.
w. B. Allison, Representative from the
Dubuque, Iowa. District, has been unani-
mOusly nominated to Congressfo for the third
time. He was formerly of AshIand, Ohio.
MINNESOTA.
Ex-senator Wilkinson is eontesting the
nomination in Mr. Windows MiAassota
District with tho present incumbent.
MICHIGAN.
The jackson Citizen advocates the nom
nation Of Ex-Governor Blair for Congress
in that District.
PENNSYLVANIA.
After a careful canvass of the state of
Pennsylvania, the election of General
Gesry, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernOr, is sure by 8 large majority. And
a gain of three Congressman is almost GER
tain.
KANSAS.
The campaign in Kansas has begun in
earnest. Senator Pomeroy and Represen-
tative Clark are speaking every night to
large and enthusiastic audiences.
NEW YORK
Hon. Alfred Ely declines to run for
Congress in the Rochester, New York dis
triet.
The Brooklyn wags have the on dit
that Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher viii re-
ceive the johnson nomination to Congress
in tie Third brooklyn District, and that
Theodore TiltOn of the Independent viii
be his antagonist, receiving the Republican
nomination to the same office.
Mr.. r.. ]. Raymond's friends are cir
c~ulatiDg a paper asking him to accept a
denomination for Congress.
IOWA.
The following are Republican nemina-
tons for Congress:
2nd-sJohn L. Thomas.
3rd-J. J. Stewart.
4th-sFrsncis Thomas.
9Th William J.. Albert.
eRsnominated.
TIE SOUTH. !
The Raleigh Standard of August 2lst {
says that the vote of the people ofthe state :
on the new Constitution in 81 counties
foots up as follows: For Ratification L. !
SAC. For Rejection 1884. Majority !
far to reject 3,34s. Twenty-one
counties remain to be heard from and it is J
the majority for rejection will be g
reduced by their vote to about LOCO. :
General Thayer, United States Seaator
elect from Nebraska, has been spending a e
days at Little Rock, in this stats, and '
gives the following account Of the work. :
Lngs of "my policy He says that with t
a circuit of 10 miles of that place three v
Union men were taken out of their houses !
1t night by armed parties, and were !,
hanged, and two others were abducted in
ike manner, who have not vet been heard c
BEYOND the larger towns the whole .
is now no longer safe for loyal men, Il
md many of them are hastily leaving. il
REMOVALS. h
Thomas Gray has been appointed Ma u
ysl officer at San Francisco, California, q
nee Noah Brooks, removed. MI. Brooks
found guilty of being a very strong Il
Union man. y
johnson is making a clean sweep among e
he radical of~iee-holders in Wisconsin Il
Milwaukee despatch our the re- st
noval of Postmaster Wells Assessor, at
and Collector Emerson of that
and the consequent appointment of Of
my policy men as their successors.
IN GENERAL. a,
The Soldiers and Sailors Union of al
Washington City have called a National y,
Convention of soldiers opposed to s'my Of
olioyp to meet at Pittsburgh September Re
4, 1866. be
Senator Grimes, one Of our truest and .
blest public men, declines to be a candi- 81,
ate for reelection from Iowa, and an st.
ounces his retirement from public life FL
t IS t~wenty-eight years since Mr.. Grimes eI
rt entered office as s member Of the ca
rst Iowa Territorial Legislatuse. ca
Long John Wentworth. talking about sc
lie politics of Secretary McCuIlOch, said -
IT. Lincoln told him: az think I've GOT "a
Secretary TO suit you. I'm tired of pol isi
icians, and I've taken q banker from In Co
isnai I don't think he knows anything DO
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