Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14
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20 Rtse.s Sasss oaas. aai5z 80 =
:..e4ExaLAMD LEAgzR c6szAs1.s
srePoEt tseOtahssnding that appreciates, Ia lS5f
81 cases oe legally indentured; condemn an IA
ing snb-eontracting; and Recommending so4ufsr
Il owners as being to their interest to contract
direct with the b0ss-plasterers; ana defenS-, EsIq
ing the lzwfal use Of strikes and condemn--
ing their abuses i says the greatest u &
! strikers are those Who condemn them most.
pointsdly referring 70 the manuhotzrers /. -
4 Ehos by high tariffs, are striking agairist
1 the consunaers of the country
Il The convention is in eomrniftee of iths sEI
"nois discussing the eighth question.
eAnLIAHEzFARr PRocEEDfzes AZ oTrAwx,c.F.-
0rTAWA, July Is.-At $40 this 'evetfl,r hau q
vote was taken Mr.. Giyern's motion Of
want Of confidence in The haa1eisI iahds 81 !
commercial policy OF the Government aeds y 20
the result was for the Government by 81 ss-t1n G
agsinss Is being a majority for Che Min
The debate on the motion has Isstsd "a ~
three days, some meniIsefs srsh as Hons. 1sEe
Seorge Brown Gait and Rese-speaking for -. -.
q Mr.. Macdonald VIII move "a .4sv 4Sst a-s.-.
there be two sittings Of the House on Gov -
ernment days, with the object Of sxpeaitinQr sr-
the progress of the public business that the tlls
session may be brought to an early close - a.
This is the astsessio1 Of the present Parlia- p D
meat. It will close in about two weeks. q ID 49,
II proposed to start subsefiption here x
tsf he sufferers by the Portland Ere. In O. izFE
montreal some men are subscribing Eber-
ally, M; Frothingham giving $1,000, and "a ~
some others $500 each. The first Is an q y
American. . ia -
SECRETARY vzILEs' LETTER. -. .-,..5,-. -
The lsstsr Secretary wslles to Senator -,
Doelittle begins thns: ~ y
cordially approve the movement which afa .
mas been instituted 10 sustain the adminisI la.a -
sras'on va n mantsrnlng nnbroken the Unions 8 2
sent and the principles and views Win fa.l
wkich the administration has bsan- -
adi ne1.Gss o.. DEFEAr,
A Paris letter says the Prussiau oovs-, -l or
ment, even at the outset Of the vsS i,-n-c ss-.-l
dergoing serior -.sctoral defast ia 1cs,,i 80
didates Tor seats IN the Lowsr Chamber ba
ing only returned in the proportion of 900
to 1000. This combination Of evsnts voniJ al-ll'a
70 less unseruPulous man than Count O. g
Blsmark. act as isl'chesk mate but tba
evil genius Of King William is determine5
to break the chsck By bringing Frauce 4se D. sas
out upon the board France II an = a.,
he move, at least sAGs i : ,5pn; q isks rai
upon the Bourse, where, on Thursday The s..1.1
Italian fund slightly recovered. oy1ing -..
some spectators said, to the report that Or
ders have been gwen to all the papers in 2
the Government or Prussian interest - I,-a- - ID &
pare the public for departure of the I'm
peror from his alleged neutral noIior
Others, on perhaps less foundation sscribsi l-1ga
the tendency of Italian stock to another re- E rrl
port that the Rothsehilds have agreed 10 -
advance 400 000, eco francs to the italian --'
Governments on the recent conf isested u t1
church property. In elnnez.L .Lon with fhe -f -
Italians news, may add that Prince Ar ~-.
madus is rapidly recovering from the br.a1 ,''
wound hereeeiTeI at Custozza y ~ - lisil
The Emperor has again shown his Soatb--ftf.l q
ern sympatAIes IN a very marked manner. .-l4 -
He received with unusual cordiality Gen. =
Beauregsrd. now staying at the Grand 70 fsai
eel, and sent chamberlain to shovz L1,, go
him over the COrps Legislatii, and there
happened 10 be going on then 4 peace de- ga (
monstratlon whicn was brought about by 4 -ti aGr
speech Of Alr. Aarrabare, a member of the ,ii .i
kIghL who argusd against France Joining
Wlens any OF the belhgerant Powers, or fir. li7f-
ing single gun tor the recovery Of gny Of E slt
her ancient boundaries GO. frlt
FArLURz. .l 1s5 - if b.
NEw YoRz, July l3.-Fhe failure OF B. p. - IL
Jenkins, successor 10 S. S. Marshall Co,
pickle and preserve house, No. 326 Wash .
inglon street. is announced. Liabihtles L
large Car rctsq177 80 -7for, -,-,
a THE PORTLAND sUFFERERa. , ,f,,-.r +
The total collections ia aid of the Port
land sufferers amount to $4,000.
- rHERatoMErER. ~ -l
of the Associated Press st0ou ~ ..-'-----
@JAcK Z" MAeRUDEE- i l.sa s.-.. a.ss Z
J. B. Magruder, Of the late rebel army,
has continued the Publication OF the Times
newspaper in the City of Mexico since the
death Of Henry W. Allen, formerly Con-
federate Governor Of the State Of Louisiana E
The Times promises to support The admin-
istration Of President Johnson, and favors
his reconstruction policy.
EsIsRAxrs.
Thirty. four thousand emigrants arrived
at this port from Europe during the month 1
OF june -'t -lslEEr1F vel stf 8. M
POLITICS N MISSOURI sid M
Tho Herald's Washington dispatch con- sd
tains the foIlOwing= A prominent citizen
of Missouri and an old friend Of Mr.. john
son called Yesterday at the White House, c31a1
with Mr.. Thomas 3. Noel, in relation to the, sra.
peculiar political condition, of Missouri.
The object Of the visit Of these gentlemen
was to apprise the President of the fact that
Gov. Fletcher and the radicals of the Slate s
had boldly threatened to carry the coming
election BY the force Of arms, and that they .-
were organizing their militia and secret .sill
Leagues f., bsne aas to IsE Ersnt
Of the State, and that effort would be ii
made to send companies Of radical militia, $500 a
commanded by appOintees Of Gov, Fletcher -es~
with negro troops, into the conservative
counties for the purpose of deterring the ili-
people from voting. They asksd the Presi- ...I Il
dent whether be intended that Coy. Flet- 49,.
cher and others like him, should have toe
whether the people were to be lefl at the ~
mercy of F1etcher's militia and negro
troops.
Tie President replied, 4hat without in-
tending to make any political issue with s7la
Gov Fletcher, he would see that the people
were protected in the full and free enjoy
ment Of their civil and political rights.
Mr.. Noel then said: But then suppose :
Mr.. President, that the citizens OF any e.
county apply TO the commander Of the dis
trict or department, and he refuses TO inter & U
fere for their proteetion1 t
Then apply 70 the Secretary of War, re- 81
piled the President.
But our people viii not apply to him,said 900
Mr.. Noel. s.slisa-slz
Then apply to me, said the President. It
is the duty Of the Executive to protect all
citiaons of rne Unfted St-tes froizi -rfote.
in4srference willis in the spjoymentof thsar s5 9
rights as citizens. La t- -i.=-. -.-., ..-..... a..
GEs sHERxAss RECEPTION r.es-..-.
BosroS July I3-Gen. ShermAn's reeep- t..--
ton this afternoon was very enthusiastic.
He was met at Lcng1ood station BY the -
Mayor, q committee Of the city goTernment assd
and an escort consisting OF two companies r-.,
of cavalry. Tho streets throughout the
route were lined with citizens, and the re- q
eePtion they gave the great general was la
most enthusiastic. .f.,,- . - = .-..f 49,. e
q -ais coNFIRNGTIoEs.s74 sli 81. a.sr-.r..9
= WAsHNe7os, June l3.-The Senate cen
frmed the following nominations
Collectors Of Internal ReYeaue: William -
G. McCandless, Sd District OF Pennsylva-
uia; Samuel F. Cary, Of Cincinnati, I'd Dis
trict Of Ohio; james Atkins, Of Atlantis, 4th
District Of Georgia; Joseph 3. Cooper, Of -at ~
Knox county, I'd District Of Tennessees l.. 81
Leonard A Harris, LIST District Of Ohio. Re-
csivers Of Public money: D. NJ Bradford,
for the Land District Of Huntsville, AIss yi 3
]. G.. Moore at Elba, Ala; Wm- Thompson, D. q
at Washington, Ark; and VIM Henderson,
at ClarksViIle, Ark. Assessor of Internal