New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

MILITIA.
II &c rSk.r.sf The N y. Tribune.
SIS: In looking over The Herald for the last two or
,hree days find great many letters from members of
The FRS Division lat leset signed SUCH in relation
20 the tender by Gen. Stanford Of the Dvison 70 Gov
Noraar Being one Of the officers who voted for the
resolutions deem my duty to cay tina; Gen Sand
ford did nothing more than what the resolution desired
him to do.
! sru slso much surprised, in looking over Tie Her
III Of this day 70 find resolution ccndemnatory OF the
,c4ioa Of the MsjorGeneal, signed by 81 officer who
Hss present at said meeting and believe, voted in
tbe affirmative.
II spoears 10 me thst oil tbose communications that
I've appeared 10 The Heraid relating 10 the matter
,snste nom those who wish to cast disgrace on the
ssc;eoev Of the First Division For myself, can say
,hst = ~ preseut command regiment who WILL at oil
Zines and II ali places be ready and willing TO uphold
bs oty of the stars and stripes no matter where, OF
hensa the foes come Aud, in regard 70 the stamina
If the men should necessity require them TO CO. IN
-,u;cl time NOT alone from the Centre-Street
Aronal 70 The Park but to Harlem or any place where
,be;r servs might be useful, they would be found at
lsas esc;es,. whatever First Division may say TO
;Is contrary And yenture 10 say not only my reg
iynan, Sut their counrymen who are IN Fort Suuler
with the gallant ANDERSON, will always be found IN
the frnt ranks las they ever have BEEN, among the
foremost in shedding their blood in defense OF the Cor
ti.ution and the laws of this GREAT RErvELlo, ONE
AND IsprvIsBIE and as for the other regiments com
p-;Spp the FIRST Division, there is no Doubt that
lber commanding officers can say the same.
YcQn A MEMBER oP THE DIVISION BOARD.
Ness fsrk, Jan. 20, 1851
LITTLE DEL AWARE CAN BE DEPENDED On.
Wa priut below letter received BY gentleman "a
Hs,-ton from an eminent and wealthy citizen OF Della
ware showing the feelings OF the - ,be
So,nnatDt that sufficient attention has NOT been alu 10
tbe Iolle manner in which Della ware u meeting the
rreat crisis; but think II may be urged IN excuse
thst Ske have now become accustomed 10 iNok upon
nawar as sure 10 be firm al all events, and ~ RAPID
" welcoming Republican IN sentiment henecuon Shows
5oxever thar She cow has fiery trial TO encounter,
ADD that her patriotism needs to be OF very stern stun 70
9eet Il Rs she does; ,,--.. n, T.. O ,as,
Of the Sch received it cheering to re,eye
personal y nputhy from friends In these tying Nne' WIN "
Dws The upper and nssSss o the EoS
es ye. gets non. ibe tst 70 S.rs, 70 o s coT
New YorS osp.rs cheering from them booking
as rave vote Tor Breckihrdg notS Ins,Anolne ooi
y 70 The House PeOPs's
WbeS the DsunOn Commissioner heard we oonos 9se
House Northern voice has cried wei doae IN sA
ssr We heard Of Apdep MS exploit We nfed ~
w. copY Of TAe P,nsto- Meas 20 show YOU our teupsr
espsr W. hsye planted IN the midst OF slavery In sussex
County -. u,..t., Il
We vvry de4ermibedi Decking down ear nu9St Il
susI but inct s-ng The Douglas men are coming over
- i,edaie,y after the Legislature passed their
yesep .r,i,st secession aud udorsed Their scton
e 10 ths enemy therefore bound s be on the wnno
b.h; n, down no We have enemies Ia our
ni 1a You in have idea what fever hes we
- ~ Fsnds scarcely salute each othe,
a. rep DelsWaie and Maryland vi tnAguTae Old Abe a.
WehiDston 9TH of March, there viii DO no secession iu
% bsn that Little sosth Carolina and she viii come BE-
vaite4s such prcphecy 50 Ood defend the rg va
e an ready 70 shoulder my nashe' nero pe Sn''sn
A. Won Re NY hznd has grown t-omuious
fhs Repvbicsn electors
Ia Rs5 had but 5o6 votes
In 1850 they had 3 COO yotes;
sr And Ia 1864 they iotend to succeed
have Of polling Senator Bsyerd but sYe the
.siszon 70 that he Wi be Teesoeted-vrof-
ans.s,y be has two years 70 servo