The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-13

bis pass. Being uuaile f. shaa ii.e esr
essary document Tie officer 81 Tie p,t,o
told htm lle must arrest lim. Maio,
Worth rolled up his ii, slyesc. ami a..
-he PRO- osea io discus. tiiat. The l,rei
coolly told him he must disouss il rl.e
where anl forthwith made him lnanh "A
with The Gle. Another incident illu.tfa,
liyc 81 lie efficiency of The nroeoa-maf.
shal Of police occurred on Saturday uisEi
AlaJor orpeFi Boiler vas stopped a. he
WIS getting into carriage II Inc Nation.
II, and wa. asked Tor pas, nor would
The officer take his word for il that H. vas
Gen. Buller, BOT Be Was obliged 4 seek
Witnesses IN the hotel % prose identiiy.--
orasgc %. Telegraph.
MAssAcuusrrrs. Perhaps no State
has exhibited mole promptness than Mas
sachu.etis, 10 furnishing men and means
for The suppression u the rebellion Be.
sides the six regiments she early provided
for the three years service, She pledged
len additional regiments for lhrec years.
o. Tor the war, making sixteen regiments
in all, for the war. Col. Fletcher Web.
ster, son Of the late Daniel Webster, com.
mands one Of the regiments that went 10
Washington last week. This state has now
ten regiments at the seat Of war. seven Of
which are for three years, aud three 18th,
9th aud Sth,) are three months volunteers.
whose time OF service has expired, aud
who have returned. These, with the Dos
ton Light Artillery, and various detached
bompanics, give an aggregate OF 1900
effective men, Add TO these 1000 more
(ihe 18Th regimenl) now abaut starting.
and The number is 10000. Amp, after nll
toese, there are eight regiments and Cobb's
artillery, recruiting, equipping. aud drill
ing.
DECLNEp.--lIon. Paul Dillingham;,
Democratic candidate for Governor Of this
State, and also Hon. Stephen Thomas and
James I. Thurston, Esq, candidates Of
the same party for Lieutenant Governor
and State Treasurer, have written TO T..
NJ. Brown, Chairman Of State Committee.
declining TO be candidates for the offices 10
which they were nominated by lie Demo.
cratic State Convention held ut Montpc.
lier ON the 9th uIt.-Raqand HeraH.
RESTRICTING THE SENSATION pRrss. 4
The representatives Of The newspaper
press AT Washington recently held con.
sutation with General Mcclellan, nj his
special invitation, when committee was
directed 10 be appointed. in
view Of suggestions from him.and TO trans
nit them TO the editors of all newspapers
n the loyal Suites and tie District Of CO.
umbia, as follows: FIRST. that all editor.
&c requested TO refrain from publishing
,lthcr ms editorials or correspondence Of
my description, or from any point, any
natter that may furnish aid and comfort
0 the enemy. Second, thai they alo be
and earnestly solicited to signify
Q their correspondents, here and else ]
rhere, their approval Of the otcgoing sug-
-eslon, and to comply with ii in spirit aud
etlcr. The committee resolved That the
overnment be respectfully requested to
ilord the representatives of the press all
ossible facilities for obtaining and imme-
lately transmitting all information suitable
u publication, particularly touching en-
a2ements with the enemy. Gen. Me.
'lellan sigliiicd his approval.
A letter from Springfield H., in res. +
rcI 10 The new rush Of volunteers since q
ic Bull Run affair, says Thousands Of y
re sturdy sons Of Illinois, Tho were disap- II
jntcd in the first aud second calls. now "
lsh in their claims for tie supposed re-. G
lsilion on Gov Yates for additional o
oops. No more practical test Of the pat
oti'm OF our citizens could be presented
AN the fact that already a sufficient num-
n Ct companies have been rendered TO "
rm twenty-five infantry regiments, five !
ldliional regiments Of cavalry, and seven "
eight battalions Of artillery; still they +
me-. The governor has cxerted himself .
have each arm OF the service accepted, n
d his endeayors are likely 10 prove high >,
successful All Of the regiments he has -
ldercd, and that may be accepted, il is n
! purpose 10 cncamp and equip at the :
49, i''"NAAHDi1 ltiiDN aHl III WNtli-
n TO the strongest force 10 form part
the grand army under Fremont. Hi
is will be creditably represented il that r
the scaboard under Gen. Mcclellan" re
be
A CALL FOR ANOTHER CONVENTION. n
The following call is being extensively be
cnlatcd: ~
"All good citizens of Vermont, who pre- ~
The salvation Of the country to the sue ~
S Of any Party; all sincere friends TO "a
Union, as it was framed by our Faith ~ =.
who are determined TO sustain the
vernment, at all hazards, in the great y. 30
ngelc which is now making for Ameri-
! Liberty; and who, TO this end, are anx- ="
5 10 do away with all trace Of mere par yer
N difference, by cnlisting into one COM an
n brotherhood, soIemnly pledged 10 mi
AND FOREVER, a Body Guard to ye'
Consiitution--united in its defence at
e, as our braAe boys, Of all shades Of
mon, are united shoulder 10 shoulder in boz
battle feld-arc invited 10 join with us vii
assa. u i