The New York herald., 1862-09-02
Meeting OF the National War Committee.

Meeting OF the National War Committee.
meeting Of the National War Committee, appointed
st the meeting held in the Park took place yesterday
afternoon at the Of the Chamber Of Commoro0.
The committee met with closed doors After the adjourn.
ment learned that the matter OF recruiting l up
the State quota was discussed At length. Tho following
resolutions, offered by Mr.. GOULD, were adopted
Resolved That in the present situation OF aars, the
nrst duty Of loyal citizens press forward the
evss TO the seat OF war with the utmost possibls
Of single day may lead to the most momentous results
Resolved That COMMITTEES OF seven be appointed q
urge upon the citizens ana public authorities, personally
and by correspondence the Importance OF attending
to this duty before everything else.
Resolved, tht in order to have the entire military
power OF the loya States ready and able ct hours
defend country against either rebellion or
invasion. the National War Committee recommend thal
every oya, man aoe 70 pear arms anOu.a wnos. ss
himself TO learn and practice the drill Of soldier and the
man@uverng OF and as practicable, procure
suitable equipments and arms.
Resolved That order facilitate the complete arm-
ing and organization, book Of enrolment bc kept open
by this committee, and that twenty
enrolled from any vicinity they be notified by the
secretary Of this committee organize themselves into
Resolved That the Governor Of the State be requested
to approve Of this organization.
Resolved, That !! be recommended to the different
cities and villages OF the country to appoint oom-
mttecs TO correspond and cooperate with this
The names Of the committee OF seven appointed under
the second resolution follows
David Dudley Field, Charles Gould, A. C. Richards,
III.
Wetmorc, William Orton.
The following appeal for aid Is made by the commit
tee
NATIONAL WAR COMMITTEE on rnl
CITIZENS NEW YoRx, :
Rooxs ov rms CHAMBER or CoMnsRcx August 30 1889 !
The National War COMMITTEES OF the citizens Of New
York appointed at the War Mass meeting in the Park
the 27th Instant ask from citizens and corporations she
means necessary 10 carry out the purpose for which they
tions Of the war, and speedy termination OF the
rebellion" That meeting unanimously "resolved that,
should the rebellion succeed we call tho moncyed and
other corporations to contribute largely 70 the recruiting
funds and to every effort for ssg r the
known many expenses bs incurred which cannot be
paid by either tho state or the general government The
committee have already received several pressing app
cations for money and they therefore, In this public
manner, call corporations and individuals to furnsh
the means to enable them TO answer the demands
IL Il Impossible for the committee to each OF their
fellow c,tizens they confidently that this ap
Than year these calls for aid have been made and they
have met In spirit Of generous patriotism Bus
nsent long must continue 70 labor and contribute
or all our past efforts will be worse than useless.
Special efforts making for the legion OF General Cor
Some payments have been already made for this
corps The donors can they prefer designate the par
tcuar appropriation TO be made Of each contribution.
strong that which comes from our country on the
one hand and on the other hand from heames Of SOL
Subscriptions be sent 70 the Treasurer Charles
Could No Hanover street, or TO either Of the members
OF the committee, viz
GEORGE OPDYKE, Chairman City Hall.
PETER COOPER. II Burlng slip.
CHARLES GOULD, 2 Hanover street.
MOSES. H. GRINNEIL, 40 Wall street.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD 122 broadway.
ALEX. 7. STEWART. broadway, cor. Chambers street.
PROSPER NJ WErMORE, 80 Pine street.
RICHARD D. LATHROP, 23 Park place.
MICHAEL CORCORAN, Astor House,
HIRAM wAIBRIDGE, IL Bridge street.
WM. ORION, City Hall. !!
j. AUSTIN STEVENS, Jr., 90 William street.. :
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, SO Park place. Z.
ISAAC SHERMAN, 1 Hanover square.
ABT,AM wAkEMAN Post Once.
ANDREW CARR1GAN, 81 Chambers street,
II. N. BLATCHFORD, 81 Nassau street.
JAMES W. WHITE, 80 Chambers street.
wM. CURTIS MOVES, so Wall strest.
DAVID DOwS, 20 South street.
A. @. RICHARDS, 12s Duane street.
TERENCE FARLEY, City Hall.
SAMUEL. SLOAN, 90 Warren street.
EDwARDS P1ERREPONT, 10 Wall street.
JONATHAN SruRGES, 126 Front street.
III w. 4. MALI, 1876 Duane street.
ANDRE FRoMENT, City Hall.
ISAAC DAYTON, 2<T Broadway
GEORGE A. BARNEY, City Hall.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, 30 Buring slip.
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, 1T West street.
MOSES TAYLOR, "a South street.
WILLIAM Y. DODGE, 10 Cliff street.
MORRB KFTCHuM, 70 Exchange place.
HENRY @. sTEBBINS, t6 Exchangs place.
WIN. d. AsToR, s5 Prince sweet
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, 8 nswiins Green.
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