New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13


dead to the swapping Of with fifty chers and so an viii
have to sink o. swim till next January.
The Crisis in the Cabinet.
eErorrED RESIGNATION OF srzED-IHE RESIGNATION OF
SECRETARY DEyNIsoS-rHE EEAsoNs POE his RETIRE
MEST.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday. July %. $50
special dispatch from Washington 20 The Bauai' reports
Tie resignation Of AT torney General Speed:
POSTMASTER DESSIsON.
WASHINGTON Thursday July ~ lsod-I; now positively
sseertaned that General Dennson yesterday ten
ered the resignation Of bis Office the President This was
done in writing The for this stated by Mr.
DennisOn himself is difference Of political views. 1t viii
be recoeced that be the President ofthe Union Repubi
ran Convention which nominated NJ Lincoln for the Pes
dency Never intending otherwise than TO adhere TO the
party whose principles represented and the cal for the
National Convention Philadelphia in antagoum that
organization there other et TO hin than to re.
tre from the Cabinet while his personal relations with The
President undsurbed and friendly TIE separptioua
entirely because Of q conflict Of political views.
A number Of Ohio Congessmsn called on Gov. Deapison
yesterday and had an exceedingly pleasant interview with
him lie read them bis letter Of resignation the substance
of which is that he Union and member Of the Union
party that be ndorscs the Constitutional Amendment and
cannot remain Cabinet Officer the Cabinet Of Executive
Opposes to that amendment He VIII leave foE Ohio next
sycek to take the stump for the Union party.
There will be meeting Of the Cabinet tomorrow. II
promises TO be very exciting one as tie proceedings o. The
recent Of Republicans will be discussed The veto Of
fhe Freedmen Bcreau bill expected 10 be made pablo
70 morrow Fridsy Secretaries Seward Harlan and speed
Aad protracted interview With rresden; johnson to-day
AL iuds OF ahoat about the Iesisnaos OF StcTe
isrcs Speed Harlan Nothing definite IS yet luoVn
speaking Of tie resignation Of Gov DennisOn Tie ctoas
says
We learn upon good authority that ne Hon Wu Deunison
mas rendered the President bis resignation rs Postmaster
General Mr. Dennisons icason io 60 doing is that lie be
iecn selected rumored that tie position VII be offered
a. Montgomery Blair
Radicalsrn in al pas jglau ast night The ecb
oe the chamber are q the effect taa' ne postmaster
General has yielded 10 dctaou and has 70 esl
his position; that excommunca tlo- D. hen a. Iod over
ANY Congressman fsyoTIe The Phadephla ana
9hat accordingly there have Teen base I'D quar-
1er that readers will readily suspect "oa' rtT'"'
1t is generally understood that Assistant PosinasiefGen
eral Kendall will succeed Coz. Dennson.
CHE REPUBLICAN cAUscUs-AUTBoRIzED STATEMENT.
In the Republican caucus last night Gen. Banks
fDok the chair and stated that the Of TIE meeting was
either 10 fix the date Of the Adjournment Of both Houses On to
ogree upon recess
Mr. ASHER favored recess senators he said could stay
sn executive session prevent removals from Office He was
sure four members Of the CabDe would out aer the
philadelphia Convention.
member from Wisconsin, whose TBf THIBtNr
sorier could not distinctly offered resolution binding
each member o. The ebde bY Us acou and 70 main
ln secesy as TO proceedings Mess Hale and Bingham
opposed this.
While Nj Bingham speaking member Jumped up sno
remarked that he did Ne Of pedgnr secresy -
:here was audience present Several members Inquired
where the audience and found that coored
au had found his way into the gallery and was listening
sentiyely 70 what was being The dooTkeeper In
sdiaey sent after him and he arrested Ga being
scrrogated said be had 20 zee Congress De was
asked how he had got meeting and De replied
shat he found door open snd h. not knowing that visit
1rs we're denied admittance
The resolution Of the Wisconsin member amended 80 a
q relate only TO secresy.
Here followed animated dscussou on resolution con
lmning the Philadelphia Convention which was ontreu b
9hsddeus Stevens
Mr. Raymond discoursed stated n yesterdays TmDuN
,serng that when he favored the ce IL uudensad
ig that il was TO a Union Convention NJ Haze Of New
York said The E York ErtAag Poet o. ne h,n Kepob
.can papers in the country Endorsed the ColVeDiol MI
wilson OF Massachusetts said differed from III Hale ls
estimate Of The Post II true II was 81 able paper and be
had great respect for s editor bat one Of 10 Torreo hao
been infamous crime and only esaed punish
ent by teohnicales Nj Hale sso he vac acquitted on
she merits Of the case Mr. Wilson denied his he
suited on mere quibbe old there were Two oil charges
pending against him.
MI Wilson then referred 20 the President and biz
tarlY denounelng both. lie anew pog What ae bad been