, 1862-07-10
THE CALL FOR MORE
TROOPS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE WELL
AT WORK,
Od1t TlLlTARX ITEMS,


New YoaK. Jun. It q meeting of ths
ul[ectots of the AMI. vpre IS company
leld in New York, Jui; 1862, Il vas
| unanimously 1esolye1 that 81. heir nres.
en1 employees who II -, .st1nder
the recent call for troops znax ,E,1ue TO Te-
ceiFe one-ho!f Ct their par :, the term Of
ssl'4ee IL LIE war u situations re-
stt1ed to them turn. Two tho1sand
NTH IRE in t, ..ar employ Of this con,na~
~. at an ave ia salary Of over 5000 par an
mn.
CoScoRn: n: Il, July 9.-Resolutioas have
e. n*hf. f'!s Lstislatnfe, unanimously pledging
u: utahltc s.ate t. furnish her full quota Of
sc:oien ulcer the late call OF the President.
Meetings are being held to encourage vol
untcer1'g IN 81! pats Of the State
ECFFALo, July n.-Tu4 Common Council
OIL hinEGay yo-' 10 far ish the funds neces-
s&'5 to put L :'s~ TeHin4ert in the field. The
hay or 1ccemm:n!ed :he sum Of So, 600 Tor
tais 1flrp' Ee. >nd the C"ua-ii responded
p:cn pity, anG i'll 4 nlaDner which will meet the
eAf4ehc..
CoIUHErs. Jnjy 9.-Cta=. Anderson, lite
o. 1cxas, Los bssn apnoiutrd vt,ltuel Of the
ISL rs'n'cIt- He has just returned fr)m
ElGlara " hjlu tben7 ht: cade4vorsd to lee
lure Upon the II be'l:on, but TIE tic,inq atty 50
f'tttasw against fhe N,,,he77s stuics tA7t 6s d.
ldtl'ed ha hdr!nY.
Cleveland has offered camp ground free Of
EXPENSE. 70 the government.
lie I'D regiment will rendezvous at Ports
mouth The othcers are Col Miles 4. Hutch
us III por'smontA; Lieutenant Colonel aud
N"jtr, Fosd3cs " Ksith aud JAS N L.1,g-
toa of Jaclson. TIE necessary recruit - otH-
tt1s aTc also appointed.
iAe aojufant general has Issued IN order
dl''tn'S 1he STATE tito eleven districts, with
u taC4uar1t r. It each cf the new ca,nps, aud
Camps DtILison anG Chase. Trouts r4;srd
EHl rsptrt at leat4nartc2s Of eaca district.
LIS ofctr anrcts Oily the Gew re.inacQ-s.
Al eS1nsiua'i6n for addliic1al Surgeons will
fa6c j. lact. here Aus ust 5th-
=. T.: Williams, p'y agt5t, arrived from
lrcli;diag $3l, Go from til: ISL Ohio.
DEBATES IN CONGRESS on MONDAY.
Dir. D1SEN Of n. +. said h. had ventused
&c :EEGIs!, LAST Saturday, t.at he had in his
deck l.r q l<,rg time, AID was dcsirous Of in-
Producing, bill iur Tae .n.!.,vluent q: ne
groes III the Southern Stat,s in defusnr of
the government. Such 8 measure was, per.
haps, calculated to a'ienate him from Border
State men; still he thought the negroes in
t.: Southern Suites ought to be so EMPLOYED,
It was the duty ofthe government to ernploY
IleSe blacks, ter unless they were organ
iztd and brought Ito b,stemat:c disci-
plire they would soon become disorderly,
baud themselves together, AID commit
approaching when white lnen could not exist
u these toriid lattitudes, and therefore the
blacks should be trained to defend and protect
lie Eosltlt Is taken b} our army His bin
provided for that-that these blacks should
r eceive: the same pay as common soldiers, and
that afier~ ards the bounty to which thew
would be entitled should be expended il
transporting them, With their f.nll;ics, to
such colony as they might select, and main
ta]nirs; them there for six months-cmigrA-
tion to be voluntary. not compulsory. No
one ever entertained the idea OF IN iuliscrin;-
nate arning Of blacks, without putting them
il ranks, and subjeeling them to control.
There could tie no inhu1nanity greater than
that Of placing arms in the hauds Of the blacks
OF the South, and letting them roam over the
land, committing indscriminate murder and
yastation- 1t was to avoid that that he
Would. have the Hegroes mustered into service.
The blacks would otherwise tall into excuses.
Which would Lave to ne corrected by the
strong arm Of the nation.