The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-13

expected to notify the Corresponding
Secretary, aud to impnrt such infor-
nation in regard to themselves as
they may think proper, aud as may
be Of interest to their brother officers.
Having friendly feeling for and
houoring the glorious efforts Of our
brothers in arms belonging to other
armies who have shared with us the
service ofsustaining our Goveru1 ent,
the President or either Of the Vice
Presidents shall bo authorized to in
vito any officer Of the United States
armies at any Of ourannual meetings.
ResoIUed That the 23d Army
Corps, which served with the Army
Of the Cumberland in the important
campaign of Franklin aud Nashville,
whilst General Thomas was ia com.
mard Of the joint Army of the Cum.
berland and Ohio, is entitled to mem.
bership in this Association and our
brothers in arms, the officers and
soldiers Of that corps, are heartily
invited to take their places in this
society.
On motion of Col. Allen, IL was
Resolved, That the portion of tho
Cavalry Corps Of the Military Divis-
ion Of tho Mississippi, which served
with the Army of the Cumberland in
the important campaigns of Franklin
and Nashville, under Major General
Thomas, is entitled to membership in
the Association Of the Officers and
Soldiers Of the Army Of the Cumber.
land.
A motion made by General Whit.
takcr, 20 reconsider the first Article
Of the Constitution, so as to provide
for,the membership Of chaplains in the
society, after remarks from several
gentlemen, the Chair decided that
chaplaines were included in tho term
officers.
NOMINATION OF OFFICERS.
The following were appointed
Committee to nominate permanent
officers
Col. John Kcnnctt, Gen. Newell
Gleason, Gen. b. Il. Sanburn, Gen.
c. o. Loomis, Col. i. A. Harris,
Chaplain j. II. Bristow, Col Gran
vi lle Moody. Col. Jos. Barnett, Gen.
Henry Stone, Gen. Daniel Duston,
Gen. q. 7. Hotchkiss.
Tho Committee, after short abb
scncc, reported the following:
Prcsident-Moj. Gen. George II.
Thomas.
Corresponding Sccretary-Gcucral
VIM p. Whipplo.
Recording Sccretary-Gcn. Henry
NJ Cist.
Trcnsurer-Gon. William Gross.
Vico Prcsidents-Pcnnsylvan -
Brig. Gen. Thomas j. Jordan.
Tcnnossoc-Gcu. James A. Cooper.
Kontucky-Gen. w. johnson.
District of Columbia-Gen. j. NJ.
! Brannan.
Maryland--Col. Qucsnc Morton.
Massachusotts-Gen. w. Cogswell.
Wisconsin-Col. L.. III. Drury.
Illinois-Gen. c. T. Hotchkiss.
Minnesota-Mnj. d. Hcnney,
Indiana--Gon. Charles Cruft,
Michigan--Gcn. G. o. Loomis,
New York-Gcn. Daniel Butter.
field.
Iowa-Brev. Col. L. G.. Noble.
Ohiu-Mnj. Gen. Phil. shrriduu.
Tho report Of the Committee was
adopted.
The forenoon Of the second days
session was held at Hopkins Hall,
and tho time was spent in speech.
making and friendly intercourse. In
the afternoon Gen. JOHNSON deliver
cd the socicty's grafton at Mozart
Hall, and in tho evening a grand
banquet was spread in tho dining
rooms of the Burnett House, whcro
toasts were given and responded to
and "Aow of soul" made glad the
hearts of the gallant soldiers around
those festal boards. Past the hour
of midnight the announcement was
made that the convention was ad.
journed to meet at Chicago on the
10Th of December next, and tho as
semblage dispersed, highly grati(ied
! with thcir ontortoinmant md roun;op