The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-20

Resolved, That considerable expense Ii and must be
necessarily Insured by the various recruiting officers
TO complete their companies, aud there has MT bssn
any provision made either by the United states
ment the Governor OF this Stats OF New York, or tina
Corporation OF the city OF New York. to appropriate
provide any sum Of money to reimburse such
expense or to aid or pecuniariy assist the recruiting
officers in snisng men and such recruiting officers
have not now the cooperation, support assistance Of
the Union Delencs Committee Of tho city ~ York,
which support was formerly enjoyed it is therefore
Resolved, That tho said Union Defence Committee be,
and hereby is most respectfully solicited to call
appropriation to be made for this purpose aud for sub
scriptions from patriotic and wealthy citizens, such
appropriation or subscription 10 be under the control and
management of said committee and be by them
trbusd 70 the various company officers for recruiting
purposes IN such manner shall be deemed III and
per BY the said COMMITTEES and irrespective OF limit
the Senatorial districts Of this city
Resolved That, IN the selection OF the Union Defence
Committee TO urge claims for such assistance
view with admiration and gratitude their past labors
ths organization Of regiments in the field rely
on their further support enable share in tho honor
and glory OF victory and the restoration OF Union
It's pristine peace and security
Resolved That much Of order from the War
Department, dated July Is, 1852, that "Any
officer thus appointed and mustered shall only entitled
should he fa 10 secure an organized company within such
reasonable time tho Governor may designate his men
may be transferred TO some other company, his appoint
ment revoked and he discharged without pay unless the
Governor shall think proper give him position the
consolidated company to which his have
orred be and hereby declared as such por-
ton Of said order does date when the paw Of
such officer 30 appointed and mustered shall commences
and states only that he will be- entitled DO paid tho
muster and pay roll Of his company without defining the
date OF the of such and said portion
OF said general order by Of the CONSOLE
dation OF companies tends to diminish the energy OF OFF,
Gers recruiting provision is made In said general
order to reimburse expenditure necessarily made in
recruiting and obtaining volunteers.
Resolved That the delays to which volunteer officers
are subjected In the mastering Office daily, while waiting
to muster IN recruits, and which daily becoming
greater have proved considerable ace the way OK
recruiting officers II also important that the late order
OF the War Department authorizing second lieutenant
TO be appointed forthwith for each company process OF
organization Tor the purpose Of enabling each company
muster in its own recruits should be carried into effect
at once.
Resolved, That copies Of the foregoing resolutions be
forwarded TO the President Of the United States tho So
creary OF War tho Governor Of the State of New York
the Board Of Aldermen and Supervisors and the Union
Defence Committee of the city OF New York.
committee Of five was then appointed to visit
the Union Defence Committee, the Mayor Board Of AL
dermen and Supervisors. and present the resolutions
adopted.
After passing vote Of thanks Mr.. Stetson tho
ing adjourned.
The recruiting station OF Captain Dunleavy is at az
Prince street. and that OF Captain Smith II Centre
street. Both officers are deservcdly popular, and
snlisting recruits rapidly