, 1866-08-13

placate johnson.
He Joins the coppcrhcads aud
Eebels-1}ansers to he
Apprehended.
Photographic Correspondence Of the Cincinnati |
CoEamcrc3al.1
cnIrSBrs, August 10.
Governor Dennison arrived in the city to- t
day at eleven o'clock- lie was met ut the
depot ly 4 dcputation Of citizens, and es-
coftcd to the residence Of II. E. Neil, Esq. |
This cycsiin. he was screnaded By the Sol |
dicrs' Home Band, and in response to the |
call Of the large crowd assembled. spike ut
somc length on the questions of tie day. |
lie was enthusiastically received, and spoke
substantially as follows, bciug frequently in |
terrupted By applause.
NJ FELLOW CITIZENS thank you for
this welcome Under any circumstances, SO
be deeply grateful to mv feelings- Under
those, however, which surround my return
! home at the present time, cannot control
| my qualification at your kind welcome. as it
assures me Of Your approval Of tiny course In
| withdrnwing from TIC Cabinet Of President
Jehnson. tApp1anse.1 That even, Which,
| under ordinary circumstances, would have
been Of little interest to any person hut my
self may be Of some political consequence to
the country because Of the rcasoas that in
expressive Of my Judgment formed Us a
| member Of The Cabinet, that the President Is
/ no longer in accord with the Union Rcpubli-
| can party, and that the resources of his ad-
1nitilstrniion are to be employed for the or
ga1uzation Of party in opposition for its
/ overthrow.
j need not say to you That in the absence Of
differences on grave political questions be.
tween the President and myself it would
ltayc been agreeable to me to have remained
in the Cnbfne1ft until the close Of his official
/ term. When invited by aIr. Lincoln to take
charge Of the Post Office Department nc
ccptea the position under tho expectation Of
remaining with him until the cna Of his sec
ond term, if he should be reelected. Ny ar-
ranee'nents werc made accordingly, and my
plan Of administration of the Department
contemplated my 50 remaining.
Changes which lnprd ryos;ld he improve
nscnts in the postal service. rcquiTin. consid-
crab1c time ior tlcir accomplishment, had
engaged my attention. Under 1ayofing cir
cuinstanccs would have been pleased to
have officially contributed to the consum-
nation.
In regard to my resignation, aud the causes
That led to II, lave illtlc TO ald to what
You already know FROM my published letter
to tile President. Although thr tiinc of MY
Withdrawal was not long Anticipated, The
fact that could not permanently remain in
tho Cabinet consistently with my scnse OF
duty to thc Union ;s,r. and T.: .::::.ntry, lc-
urryj6us to nv rca}rnation. ~
When the President entered upon his Office
i'm ana nortv t'cr,.nts ~, t1e;r iss;,n;.
fa.;t. fe,1,, ,;,;a ,... I H.. 80. - S1'1.i.
RI, i,irts, had bccn siavchnltfcr ,,rcrio,.s tn
] liz. var n III" "Ion,t" ,"cm;,cr nr ttc Dn,no'
crHtic party Of the Sout1l-whlch always
maintained the f1gh:fulness Of slavery, and
= al H. n,t;nnni s,nrt;on r,;c1, ;ts ;ntorosts
| ~ n,,1;s;o1, sho,,iI 1n,nnrS rnn"- h. ~
= 1.ratcd the :icr,;,n ] of t1,r son,hr.n nemu. be-
esa,s .a9, III 1;1 tns arss au ioa.,
J, a.. :, ,.'s ~ 11.';o' !art :. 5ur;n@ ti,f
Il 1U - - - "'4" 'Ae oA''" fA'Ss 0u'' '''>
y "" ~. a., e;,,,,,.+, anon of ,,. 1,;r,1, ,,, m
,:,.t t ,,,.a.:",, a.,a .on,,,,n 4,n+s ~ re
lnsss. ednsal1o,l n!ta sea1iMeht9; tne;e Hi ~
&c w." se .'ll .su % M,e' psr t.lu,. ~ c,.., ~.
n n etatc . ~ n ~ - usc'5 ~.
II Ie, NY ,:et,t eu1 80, o' -... :,
an eauea'gu M Iol',ct III INC WHY a;l las.5 .
- M':IH = "ns Ls.nEs na;i "E.n a,'i3 t.- .a.r
- Noou. ~ ~ !1ato1t Fssiotc ne sootu % su.4. ~
q my convictions as 10 1!e inncEenl WIoas =
Il slavery. OF lts 5eslnns1nsity IN oi1nS,aS Il! o.
et r rIToi- tne "ar, mueu 'csS g9usn :" .nss
vel Se !uta concurrence o1 sene1al Po1'Iia' VIZ"
re- between US.
,el FAITH ~ - 1uhSsnS IT IaE "utsEn.
~ tne olhea manu- nau kl,oMn Inc '.s, IIcs
VEN ~ HaHT nren y" eme'
'c reeto ~ H. III 1ni,d ~ Ply S.atas ',a;nsf :,
Nv hc SSlatI VI aac onteu otats aAitss ~ =
-. lfeaSuhao4e mHtGtaents 81 LIZ ,esaets " l!
~ 7"ne...; ~ LIZ nas.aS laan'ua5 sc.sea
- a!'at orcImor n -! e''nSase' E 80 LIZ e. ..
no | lh'rt nf tue Government, of MS nlanF ratf
[rd | otlc speceHcs. Ill "nIch He aeHnuhceo. WI
'as I4anis stsGIn!, lEc HacNnlAttuns rs VI ~
sh % ana e.s,.I ~ ~ ,,ar.r
rs ;ts'ont .".,,'.'t -, ,.,ea ~ en,nr n,i.1 lie
'as M'nGa. .r,u ~ 'aHc IT, tn ~ G9 ,;,ato u
~ ki'eM ni'. as !he e'cclso e1huiuaig .,.n y,
mr. ~ .' upon H.. p',"s.a, "ua H., 81
acl- which had been approved by the loyal peoi
sa- n u .nG -, cunma.:. ,,a .,,o ,,o ,<
49, +E,.1;,ti.s tn ~ H.. r.;',,nn "IS -
css !atu ~ tnhe ',tla: H"le ~ tne tass!ae.. -
ont 1o,!neE Ialty assoelali.ls a!au p1,n's'S,
lhc dfe" 1asosIac inquiries ili tAe ts'cn y
n. shccs tua! !eu 10 h!s i.ol.i'tAtn ~. I.,u q
"n ~ .nr IT. r;i ;;e .'F 19n;, n,S na
'ays 4rr,nn1,,,rs 1,;s Exoc,,t;-o t,.r,n ="
,me- l15o.aon. tls l.sssa'se @ tcla.. -.
NJ - this antae!at'en "as conhinaea l y
che, =. s9; t',' ..'c. XIII H..
,ri,f, sta4!atlun - ouee. "hG' le me'e, anaiu KY
'h. denoancs 1Ic 9a''ain ~ reason at'a ias
~! ~ cosi1.iion q me demands o. pnhilc !as
Fn1e 1nr LIZ punishment ol Lie !eaainT tta.loI'
s1h'- N,th s,.cl' Sentiments i eoH!u NJ. 10
'ofs aast ,.s IT, narnonS .ar, r IGfi r. ra,,,t pe'T
IN LII u ia: ,u ,nn'o ~ ~ ~ ts no,,,r IT,,
s'"- - a,,,;n;.,,, --.s - -" r;.+noii,.
'sts1- tae '.: " - w: ~ ~ -. .t.m
rn ~ '.t. Ga'c.r ~, .l,.,,ts te'n, ,o,, ~
Lon r'!uuetea ~ ~ Ssst1tiat fcspects "{S,.'
ttasn rr;nciplss VIII ihosS sSpse;ed ~ pr.
thai @ .i Aau ~" ny .seu' a ~ 4 :. "a s. u.
I'M, Mta w Gt'sn !'aIls' ~ "nen ~ ~, 80 -
bonr ace'sa I ~ sNis.s'es ,.' !,
,rs.. INC Auhth1s.tatinn "ns 90 eti,uueseu y
NHtc 9cteN!t, aaInHsA :lHsucaMt,l"ns
silica! mare or less excited from tiinc t'' time an
10 OF tut loyal lt.'lle ~ t1se country; " .ns
p1nS- mufs "1 1ap4aet chattes .ha tug tcpuu .
ctuIn influence OF prominent he,n''efs oi ny - :
on ita tNtaI'c !n.tl. ulA1 ~ III .Ma
nous o'Mcte'lecs !at-ht a1sc oet"eeu
fays anu e1c tnioa parry
,dy of ,s-,sa,,, taa ,t.s1 w y, ~. -
'unty, wcrc uilaycd bv The sentiments anu pur,
n ycs- ,l,1.lar1f in The Presidents annual ines
il the which gave the ASSURANCE to tho country
The | lis views on the subject Of the rebellion
time, | The treatment that should be admins
ons'c'- 70 1nc ahsnfscn1 slales ana tFattnIs, "a
year, dcrgunc no material change. AithouS
itness. isrcnt "f'nls,'s hetwecn tne M In.slaea'
'ecn It tnss, IN tEaFu 70 .ne Ss. .cst .i'uus ~a.o
o'sc In LUZ s1msi % 81 ta.s, .es,',e
'ack 10 ,iia tn1r Gf thc ncss,r.. mn, tln atlc,
n,yptl 10 thr uni,n Marty l,y the rresiil
few ,o,,,,,,.,n ,s;t;, H." na,.,o,;t; ~ rnnrre
Orleans serious division would be permitted he
nesass .: .as.: s1 au1 .nIt ~ .....
'p11son- M'snt ~ nis "'1ectni - l'u te".ua
'sleased ufes, W"9ia acsept tnc pun u fcc". 4
md hau .tu,. n't .aolnSa ~ a. -
:;natuFe sitol1zsu oIeu ~ ~ ~ vt ~, ~. ~
IN had .nt.s ,s sne 4pes'""' e"en "1s "s -"
Of forty ''t. A. t.o ,,, .f +,u o,>o,,;,o- of n,
Monroe - 80. s .,|.'Im 's H., ~ t,. ~, ~,
md WAS ~ ~ s H.. ,o,d
II alset~ Ex.t,tiyc Dcnartmcnts with tic
'fates Al members of C1rcrcss, were those thai
17o,,ort 1tt.eS.. '.."'s ~, ~. ~ - s ~ H. r