New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
POLITICAL
OHIO.
SAnoSAL CONVENTION oP THE YOUNG MESs LIN
COLIN ASSOCIATION.
OHIO.

0Hl0.
SAuOSAL CONVENTION oP THE Young MEMS LIN
COLIN ASSOCIATION.
BY rEtheRAIH TRIBUNE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. AT the meeting Of the Ma
tionl Convention Of the Young Mems Lincoln Assoca-
ton held here recently there we're delegates from all the
States except Kentucky, Maryland and South Carolina
The business transacted in session. The fol-
loving officers we're elected
President Thomas r. Sinner Of Ohio. YcePresdents Geo.
NJ Kmbe New-Yorki Capt John Adams Virginia james
And'eys Alabama Chas NJ. Wolff louisiana Major o. C.
Douglass Illinois and George Logan, Indiana Secretary
Al ora:ion delivered by the President. Philade-
phia selected as the place for holding the Convention
Of BG7
LETTER FROM Rx-POSTMASTER- GENERAL DESSTsoN-
MS VIEWS ON THE POLITICAL CELEBRATION.
Tie following is letter received in Washington by q
prominent official from ExPosmasterG General DennisOn
on tie political situation
Ive some anxiety in regard 70 the temper of our friends
Congress IN respect TO the President but hope It win be OF
dgnhcd and moderate nature displayed in word and act
am opposed all Impeachment movements unless the Pres
dent has been doing shall do something that will make II i'm
penyc upon Congress yndcatc the honor preserve the
peace o the county As to his policy the people have pro
noqnecd thet 'erHlet upon IT, ana congress nay
We'll leave u, only carrying out by proper legs
htion the win Of the people expressed in that
verdict. shall BE- glad 20 see improvement in the
temper Of the President and will hail with great satisfaction
his hearty cooperation with Congress in securing the adoption
Of the Amendment by the Southern States have only KIND
personal feelings toward the President and will be sincerely
rattcd him cut loose from the Democratic party and
unite bis fortunes with the Republican want 20 see the
Union permanently completely restored upon the basis
the Amendment II Southern persist their oppo
soR. reject that wholesome viii be prepared
with political friends compel restoration upon such
terms ns Will give permanent peace and security TO the nation
however opposed the ruling classes of the South be- We
cannot afford 20 have another war positive
avert IT, We must prevent under any circumstances this old
eayen Of the Rebellion TO resume is sway in national cgisa
ton.
confess to not comprehending the President What he
hopcs TO accomplish 70 give historical emncnce 10 hs admins
traiOn conceive Without patty out of Con.
gress except F be may have coIntel the Democratic
which j. pOwerss 70 produce results what great
series OF measures can he hope accomplish II he hopes
achieve anything of permanent Yaue including the Mexican
business be- will be disappointed The country giving little
heed foreign Al Of is thoughts directed
home matters which Congress controls and viii absolutely
control until March stg the close OF the Presidential
term. II the Southern States shall n the time be fully
stored 20 the Union aud their representatives. admitted to Con-
rcs that body viii have al the glory such results only
De With Us consent and upon rs terms. 10 really
TIE President was steering the chip OF state without rudder
compass and without any definite port fo It's final haven Nor
is possible or u b. otherwise His very Cabinet OIgaua-
oH requires IT, doubt whether he has the party sympathy
at least the Of ouchir OF bis Cabinet
he improve his condition by any ,hanges
H. then, BE- lrcs uotiy into the q the Democratic
party and calls members Of that party 20 his Cabinet il will
compel the withdrawal Of less OF the remaining
r very short time while be- viii secure LITTLE more sympa
thy from tie Democratic members. The truth is that the
Democratic party do not intend 10 be- swallowed Oy the
President IL viii preserve us organization for the future
however distant and have nothing 20 do with the President
except far as be- may AID E that preservation hchctaes
20 comply With its wishes N viii gloof rom him ucont
nrny md m,rcc..y. would be- glad 20 the President
repair ls mistakes ere tLe close Of his administration.