, 1862-03-22

The YounE MEMS Association E1ec- I
tt0Ns
The annual election Of the Young Mems
Association takes place to-day, the polls to be !
opened at nine O'Clock and to be kept open
until Ee7en in the evening. The meeting for
action Of other important business, viii conf
mence at half past seven in the evening.
There are three tickets in the field, all COM
posed Of good men and true, and for the in
terests Of the Society, and to ensure the able |
management Of its affairs 1t probably makes
but very little difference which set Of officers
1nay be chosen to-day. Thu1 far, all IS a. It
should be. The tickets are all good.
There haa been an attempt In certain quar-
ters to tasten the odium-if odium there can
be attached to the act Of bringing to the aid
Of the Association one Of the most able and
polished, II not one Of the most popular speak
ers In Amerisa-of the engagement Of Wen
dell Phillips to deliver two lectures before the
body next week-upon one Of the tickets in
the field for the present canvass. This Is all
wrong. As will he seen from q communication |
In anotherp1ace, the Chairman Of the Lecture |
Committe voluntarily assumes the whole |
weight and responsibility Of that proceeding. It
is entirely unfair to place either ticket in this
position. Perhaps there are men Oh all the
tickets who, while they may wholly dissent
from Mr. Phillips in his peculiar political
views, Jet would be the warmcst advocates
f1rf IA or
If the Association were in need Of funds, no
| man in the country would draw larger or
| better paying house than he. These game men
| would attend. They might not concur in the
speakers ideas Of the war, but at the same
| time they would be honest enough and toler-
ant enough to listen quietly and perhaps with
pleasure to his words.
The effort of the TINES to create furor fcre
against Wendell Phillips will fall harmless.
| The community liberal enough IN its tendency
to allow the circulation Of such a sheet, will
certainly not get up an excitement about what
such man as Wendell Phillips might have to
say on any subject. Calling the lecturer a
| traitor comes with exceeding bad grace from
paper whose entire being seems to be given
over to tteason, plotting, and coneocting
acter. The man whose loyalty is suspected
comes with bad grace to speak Of the disloy-
atty of another; or in another words, tt kettle
calling kettle black has not Jet been decided
to he the hcighth Of consistency. The Times
should. remember also, that, it is no longer
luxuriatiDg in Detroit, but has suddenly been
transplanted to an atmosphere Of another
| quality, city Of another stamp.
Tie Embargo Of Snow.
The man who went to bed early on Thurs
day night, and who had not to plod his way
through mile upon mile Of sidewalk covered
knee-deep with snow to reach his home, wasa
happy fellow. The man who had occasion tc
be in one portion Of the city late on Thursday
night, or early on yesterday morning, ani
, whose bed quilts and snuggery were in anothe
l part, might be classed as an unhappy Jere
= miah."
Chicago has within two or three weeks ha'
j. Ill kinds of weather experiences. First Vi
had it On ice, then embalmed in mud, and nov
: We are smothered in snow. On Thursday th
u wlnd veered around to the Northeast, th
= drlzzling rain Of the day previous was con
l. sealed and snow commenced to fall
: and it continued to fall, as though til
- heavens had suddenly been transforme
into one immense feather bed, and some cart
less cha1nbermaid had cut it full Of holes an
- the feathers we're being shaken ont BY myriad
y Of unseen angel hands upon us poor mortal
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