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

"iR faHaH' AftAhM hiisiA3t 81 stlWM tk8N nee
essary document, ibe officer u the pslro
told him be must arrest him. Msjot
Worth rolled up his bis Sleeve. and ~.
~he pro- osci todiscuss That The oiHer,
costly told him De must discuss il elsc
where, and forthwith made him marl, "a
afh ihe Gle. Another incident illustf,.
tive 81 The efficiency Of the provast.mnr.
siaiai police occurred on SATURDAY night
MAJOR General Boiler was stopped a. he
was getting into a carriage At The Nation.
al, and was asked tor a pass, uor voull
che officer take bis word for It that he was
Gen. Butler. but DC sas obliged 10 seek
I witnesses Ia the hotel TO prove idcniily.-
OfaAge @. Ieiegng,h
I MAssAcmrsgrrs,--Pcrhaps no State
has exhibited moe prompiness than Mas.
sachasclts, IN furnishing men and means
for tbe suppression d The rebellion Be.
sides tic six regiments She early provided
for The three years service, She pledged
ten additional regiments for three Years.
OF ior the war, making sixteen regiments
in all, for the war. Col. Fletcher Web
ster, son OF the hate Daniel Webster, com.
mands one Of the regiments that went TO
Washington last week. This state has now
ten regiments at the scat Of war. seven Of
which are for three years, and u.rcc (jth,
Oh and Sth,) are three months volunteers.
whose time Of service has expired. and
who have returned. These, with the Bos-
ton Light Artillery, and various detached
companies, give nm aggregate OF 1000
effective men. Add to these 900 more
Che 18th regimen0 now abaut starting,
and the number is 10000 Amp, after AT
toese, there are eight regiments and Cobbs
artillery, recruiting, equipping, and drill
ing.
DECLtSED.-llon. Paul Dillingham;. |
Democratic candidate for Governor of this /
State, and also Hon. Stephen Thomas and !
James /. ThurSton, Esq, candidates Of .
the same party for Lieutenant Governor
and State Treasurer, have written 10 r.. \
NJ. IroNn, Chairman Of State Committee.
declining TO be candidates for the offices 10
which they were nominated BY the Demo
cratic State Convention held at AIontpr.
lier on the 2lth ut.--Ratiaad Hcrad.
RESTRICTING TIE SENSATION" Pass.
The representatives Of The newspaper
press at Washington recently held a con.
'nItation with General McClellan, at his
special invitation, when committee was
unanimously directed TO be appointed, in
'iew OF suggestions from him,and 10 trans. ,
nit them TO the editors Of all newspnpe.s .
u the loyal States and tic District Of Co
umbia, as follows: First. that all editors
&c requested TO refrain from publishing. J
lthcr rs editorials or correspondence of /
ny description, or from any point, any ]
lalicr that may furnish aid and comfort j
D the enemy. Second that they al be /
and earnestly solicited 10 signify c
their correspondents, here and else u
here, their approval OF the 'oregoing Sng- h
esiion, and TO comply with il in spirit aud
tier. The committee resolved that the
ovenment be respectfully requested to
lord the representatives Of the press all
Dssible facilities for obtaining aud imme- !,
lately transmitting all information suitable
n publication, particularly touching IN I
l2emenis with the enemy. Gen. Me. I
lelan sigi,iicd his approval :
4 letter from Springfield, H., in resi-, Il
'cI 10 the new rush OF volunteers since q
e Bull Run affair, says :--y"rhousands Of "
e sturdy sons Of Illinois, Who were disap- N
'inicd in the first and second calls, now "
sh IN their claims for the supposed re. e
isiion on Coy. Yates for additional Of
oops. No more practical test Of the pat
'ti,m Of our citizens could be presented
an the fact that already sufficient num-
r Ct companies have been rendered TO !.
IN twenty-five infantry regiments, five X
dltiona regiments Of cavalry, and seven !.
eight baitalions Of artillery still they -
ne The governor has exerted himself q Z.
have each arm Of the service accepted. r.
! bis endeayors are likely 10 prove high -.
All Of the regiments he las ~,
dered, and that may be accepted, it is y
purpose TO encamp and equip at the 80 =,
'licst practicable period and in addi- -
a TO the strongest force 10 form part
-he grand army under Fremont. IlG-
5 will be creditably represented in that Tr
lie scaboard under Gen. Mcclellan" rec
bel
\ CALL FoR ANOTHER CoxvENrIoY. M
The following call is being extensively bei
.uEted: 50
Al good citizens Of Vermont, who pre- ~
The salvation Of the country to the sue 90
! otnny Party; all sincere friends TO .i'e
Union, rs it was framed by our Faith ~ ~
; who are determined 10 sustain the II
at all hazards, in tie great .. pen
ggle which is now making for Ameri- lf'
Liberty; and who, 10 this end, are anx- I'VE
TO do away with all trace Of mere par iere
n difference, by enlisting into one com ana
brotherhood, solemnly pledged to int
AND FOREVER, Body Guard 10 yea
Consttution--united IN its defence n
{, as our braAc boys, Of all shades Of i
ion, arc united shoulder TO shoulder in boy
battte tetd-afe invited to join with Us will