The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-08
nIOtE mliN MANrED.

There arc authorized to be raised, il
Ohio, SO regiments OF Infantry. Ofthis
number, not more than ~ are yet in the
field; the balance are organizing in camps
in different parts ofthc State. Now, cy-
cry interest Of the country demands that
these regiments, in process Of formation,
should ho filled up ut once, so that they
can take the field at once, before the fall
campaign closes md they are compelled
to go into winter quarters. lfthcsc reg
imcuts arc allowed to remain idle during
tho winter, for tic want Of uicn to IN up
the ranks, il will be q burning shame to
Ohio and may seriously jeopSrdiso our
cause. Time is precious and every mo-
mcnt should be improved. More men urc
wanted Roi0 10 swell our army in Ken
lucky TO such proportions, that defeat will
be impossible aud that the rebels, Buck
ncr, Polk and Zollicofltr, may be driven
from her soil, like chaf bclorr the wind.
We should not suffer our gallant army,
now there, to be sacrifice | on account Of
the inactivity Of those at hons. Let the
regiments bo hurried forward and the rcb-
els will run without fight; otherwise our
victory may bo dearly purchased.
More men arc also wanted in Western
Virginia, to back up our noble army there
ana drive the Cntmy beyond the noun
tains, and then take possession of the III
terror passes and the Cumberland Gap
and bring dcliyerunco to the suffering and
down.troddon Union men Of Eastern Ten
ncssoc. We should not be compellCdto to
fight forever in the drcury and desolate
region Of the Allcghonics, among noun
tains of laurel, but cur lines should be
pushed far beyond, towards Manassas.-
But all this cannot be done without more
men in the field, and these cannot be OBJ
tanned unless we, at homo, 60 to work,
and lll up the skeleton regiments in our
vicinity. Every man must take hold of
the wheel and push on the good work.
II is not enough that we express our
sympothi,s, We must devote tine and
money and contribute clothing, If need
be, aud, by earnest solicitation, If not by
example, induce all who can To step in
and fill up the ranks. Our country has
right to our best energies, aud five can
not enlist ourselves, We must expect to
contribute literally Of cur time, money
aud labor,
There are threo regiments organizing
in this ycinity-the Goth the 57th and the
72t-and companies are authorized TO bo
raised in this county for at least two Of
them. A recruiting officer cannot do
much, unless he has the sympathy and
cooperation Of the people. The inAuen-
tial citizens must taLo hold Of tho work
and then il will go brayoly on-then the
young men will enlist by scores; but, when
the citizens withhold their sympathy and
turn the cold shoulder TO recruiting oil.
GERS, nothing can be done. Eyoly COM
pUuy authorized in Seneca county could
be raised in ten days, if the people would
only SO to work in earnest,
These regiments should be filled up at
once. The 5Sth must nqt bs allowed &c
linger until cold weather sets in. CAPT
Robinson OFFS ipio wants more men 20 il
mp his company--Capt. Stevens AAl
Lieut.. Thomas s,illwsnt few men,
Lieut.. Schuyler OF AtIisa has authority {,
raise mea for this regimeAt Let us 90 I,
work and OH uP these companies and pu
the t5th in parohiug order. Let 1t no
Acsaid Of US; you had the men but fail,
ed TO send them in time"