New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

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XX The Inspector viii report to the Commando.
camps as he .hs think bes. csle1.sed to promote
discipline aud he will that they properly observed BY
XIII Recruiting ocers will themselves 10 their
respective districts aud failure to do win forfeit their
pae viii however be to transport their recruits a.
ready enrolled to the headquarters Of the regimen. or
XxI General Orders No 81 except such portions
incorporated hrein and al other orders or pats OF ords
with tie provisions herein contained are hereby
By order ofthe Comralder:in.c Chief:
| THUS. HlLLHOUSE Adjutant General
The Governors OF the loyal States have energeti-
caly sci about complying with the call of the Presi.
dent for 800, 900 more volunteers, and measures are
being perfected to raise the requisite force with all
possible expedition The proclamations Of the Gov
errors of New-York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
and Maryland have already appeared in our columns.
Below viii be found tie response Of other loyal
States.
Gov Washburne of Maine, in bis address 10 the
people Of that State, says:
An additional number If troops are required by
the exgency of the public service; and If raised i'm
re6latelv il is believed by those who have the best
cans of knowledge that the will DO brought tn
n speedv and glorious issue. OF this number the
President of the United States desires and expects
that Maine should furnish her proportion or quota.
Our gallant and patriotic Siste Las cone her whole
duty in the past and she viii not iaer nor fail on
the present, the future, that her material inter-
ests may be protected and advanced; that tranquil
litv and peace may be restored throughout the land;
that the Constitution and the Union, which have
been 10 us all the Of unnleasured blessings
may be preserved; that liberty, Of which they were
the inspiration, and the selected guardians, and
the light OF one great ample may shine brighter
and brighter TO guide 20 cheer. and TO bless the ma
ton.
Gov. Tod Of Ohio is no less patriotic. lie desires
10 600 volunteers within forty days:
Literally and gallantly as Ohio has heretofore
RESPONDED 10 the calls Of the President, he has ever
been assured that we had but to know that further
aid was needed IRON US, to insuIe prompt answer
10 any further calls be might make upon us. Ihs
knowledge we now have, ami the call has also been
And now. citizens Of Ohio, one and all, shall the
call lie responded to? Something whispers NE that,
with one voice, you say II shall be answered
Arouse, then, and let every man DC aole 10 gay
that he has done biz duty.
There is work for all to do. The aged slim
ulate the young; the wealthy contribute 10 the
wants and necessities Of The destlute and the Ia
dies, who have already done 30 mueh, ana whose
kind hearts will prompt them III the continuance OF
their good work, encourage, by their noble ex-
amrle both old aud young in the -Fformance OF Tie
gTea. duty. What Is wealth, or even llie worth, II,
10 preserve either, we have to confess 10 the world
thai we unable to maintain our glorious Govern
ment
Gov Buckingham Of Connecticut Issued proc
lamaon calling for volunteers on July3. He asks
for six more regiments, and says;
Oug troops may lie held in check and our sons die
on the BATH -heid--but the cause OF civil liberty
must De aGyauced-the supremacy Of the Govern-
men' must DE maintained. Prompt and decisive
action viii be economy IN men and money. By our
delay the safety OF or armies, even OF tne NATION
may be mpenled. The Rebellion, contendiDg with
the desperation Of a hopeless and wicked eause,
must b. mel with equal energy. Close your man.
uiaciories and woIksh0ps-turn aside 1ron your
farms and your business-le.ye for q while Jour
families and your hon.es-meet lace TO faee the ene-
mics oil your liberties.
Senator Dixon has arrived in Hartford, from
Washington He came at the special and urgent re-
quest Of the President and Secretaries Seward ard
Stanton, and Is authorized by the latter TO raise
regiment. lie represents the need pressing, and
the danger 10 be avertei imminent.
Gov. Curtin on Monday promulgated a general
order in relation TO Organizing and eqnipping the
new levy Except under peculiar circumstances all
field officers viii be selected from men now in active
seIyice
Tie work OF recruiting N New.York viii be
pressed forward with vigor Already the people are
alive to the exeencies Of the OCCASION and we doubt
not will respond promptly the call of the President.
Congressman Owen, Van Naikenburg, and Pome-
row have come home TO raise regiments in their
respective Districts, aud III thirty days hope to have
their Commands fully organized.
The War DEPARTMENT AZ Washington has wisely
determined place the entire and unrestricted con-
troll Of all matters in relation the organization OF
the new volunteer ogce in this State in the hands Of
Gov. Morgan. He will nave the sole authority in
all things pertaining to the recruiting servee-the
supplies OF ordnance stores subsistence, and all ex-
penses of mastering, organizing, and sustaining the
men until the regiments mustered into the United
States service. This will prevent any cashiug be-
tween the United States and State authorities, ard
undoubtedly add to the efficiency Of the recruiting
service
The Common Council " tie City Of Buffalo has
made an appropriation Of $50 900 for tue purpose OF
organizing new regiment. They propose TO pay a
bounty of s75 to each recruit.
b. telegraph from Albany we learn that there is
TO be a camp in each Senatorial district.
The Committees for the military Districts OF New
York were appointed Yesterday. Judse-hdvOcste
Genera! Anthem has sent COPY of the following
circular to each member Of the Committee:
STATE or NEN-YoGA, ADJyT,Nf-O EEiLs onl,g}
ALBANY. July ). 1892. :
SIR: am di-eced by his Evceel,y, Cav Morgan. 10 in
orm you that he has appointed you o; Comedies u
citizens OF yog Senatorial District 70 ait by heir earnest and
dr.erireG eotts the oil regiment o. youn
teers under the recent call Of TIE President
The State la, been divided into resimentl districts con
orG The PIE ert Senatorial au6d divisions, and it de-
signed % have reeitleAtal camp IN each
The order .ng the details o. tie organization, With let
ters o. strucor 70 cizeus composing the local Military
Committees To- eack district viii lie published and cont to
yoa will IA few days They viii lie such VIII to