New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF
OHIO.
STATE OF ONO, Executive DEPABrhrNr,


STATE OF ONO. EXECUTIVE DEPARrHrNr,l
COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. %, 1861
In your efforts TO aid the General Government IN
the suppression of the unnatural rebellion now wagcd
against it, Won have anticipated the wants OF that
Government, and have promptly responded 10 what
ever demands II made upon YOU as literally IN the eA-
penditue of treasure as in furnishing soldiers.
The public service has not linguished for one day
when your resources were competent 10 meet ITS re-
quirenents. Without regiment OF troops AZ the open
ing of hostites you have sent upward Of 80 600 men
into the field armed and equipped BY the magnitude
of your force you have assisted the loyal men OF Ken
tnckv in protecting that State from the domination of
Rebel The presence Of your troops aud the victories
ia which they shared in Western Virginia, have pre-
served for the Union ana secured 1t rs bafrIcade
against the threatened invas Of your own SOIL thu
maintaining unbrokeu the peace of border nearly i've
hundred miles in extent and protecting the heart OF
the Republic from the immediate havoc OF war.
The Federal Government again calls upon you foi
soldiers
The late disaster at Manassas serious il was in
msny respecs the rebels has added 10 their sudaety
and insotnce Encouraged by apparent success, they
have augmented their forces and enhanced the neSts
sy for vigilance and POWER at Washington, IN Wes
tern Virginia and at Missouri. Twentynine regiments
Of infantry, together with propOrtionae force oil ar
ilery and cavalry, now being organized IN your
| State.
AS the Executive of the State, It becomes my duty
TO appeal TO you 10 perfect those organizations as
rapidly rs possible. invoke YOU to give no ear to
any counses unfriendly TO the prompt and eiectiv.
consolidation OF the military force which the General
Government requires TO repe the threatened assaults
Of the enemy and crush the rebellion II must be sup
pressed the Government il subverted It's suppres.
son can only he effected by vigorous on the
part Of that Government, promptly sustained by the
| people, animated by positive and comprehensive
| policy.
| c0njure you 10 give no heed to any proposition,
under whatever sanction il may come for negotiation
| or compromise with armed rebellion. The only con.
don upon which negotiation can be tolerated Is tbs
complete surrender Of the Rebes TO the National Gov
eminent and unqualified return Of their allegiance
TO its supreme authority. Without that there should
be no adjustment without j, there be no peace. IL
IL gratifying 10 to be able to you that many
of the hsrdships sud prvstions to which your fret
eyies were subjected in consequence of the sOdd
Of the call and the unprepared condition OF the
Governments, Federal and State, will not be
tered BY your troops being prepared for the field.
The aDpeet arrangements are made for clothing,
arming, and equipping OF our soldiers. No regiment
will sent be from this camp until IL is provided With
everything essential 20 the comfort and efficiency OF
its Regular payments at increased rates and at
short intervals will hereafter be made TO all Federal
soldiers and with alotments and bounties generous
provision is profered for the support Of families.
The promptness Of your response 10 the previous
calls Of the Government ia its that all il
expects Of Ohio will he Immediately realized by the
enrolment Of volunteers enough 70 complete Inc re
ments being formed.
general order viii be forthwith issued from toe
Office of the Adutant General, defining the condition.,
Of the service the modes OF recruiting and the place.
Of rendezvous. Signed, WILLIAM DESsIsoy,
Governor OF Ohio.