New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
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O.wKGo ~ Y, Friday, july si 1862.
A tremon1vls war meeting wss beid III this cry
last evening" Delos DE Wolf presided, ind all the
SuperyisWs of the comfy acted as Vice-Presldens'
Spceches were made by the Hon. De Witt {. Little
John, who accepted the nomination Of tho War Com
minee for Colonel of the Sd Oswego Regiment, and
also by the Hons. Henry Ames, j. c. Churchill
Henry Fit.hugh, d. Failing, ID. Talcot', A. N.
Ludipqton, and Ira ID. Brown.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted in favor OF
more vigorous prosecution Of the war; the coniis
cation of Rebel property; the employment OF the
slaves of fugitive and Rebel masters by our military
and naval forces and pledging united aud determined
resistance against foreign Intervention in our affairs
A number OF recruits were Obtained on the spot.
The Board of Supervisors has added fifty dollars to
the bounty of each recruit ia addition to the National
and State bounty.
EEw-JERSEY.
Last Tuesday night the citizens OF Iunterdon
County, New-Jersey, held meetings in their re-
spoctive townships to take measures toward filling
M the quota Of men required from that county for
the war. All the meetings were largely attended,
and were marked with great unaniinity of feeling
and enthusiasm Speeches were made encouraging
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il the du'y of all ciizens TO go 10 the war; to pro,
cure substitute, or To eubscribe 10 general foEd
TO DO used TO encourage enlistmeDts. Committees
were appointed TO receive money, and to take tbe
names Of volunteers. Thus far their efforts have
met with the best success, and the proportion Oh
| Hunterdon County will coon be III the held
There are many Secessionists in this county, and
| thew have recently done what they conl1 10 pre-
vent recruiting, representing that the South was
triumphant and III 1 the North had not a chance OF
/ .nfth af
pluns will be MADE the United States Marshal a.
| Trenton. who vii! deal with the deliIqdents as
directed by the Secretary OF War or State. III
few of them were sent 10 Fort La1ay'tte, IbcIe
would he more speed III obtaining the quo'a OF tne
county. W.
In Upper Freehold. Monmouth County, commit
tees are at work in every school district, promoting
the work Of enlistment
The American Standard, published in Jersey
City, says
We are glad that Jersey City can claim the honor
Of being the first in The State To otter an extra bounty
IN urornote eu!isiment,. An effort made by a
committee of gentlemen from this city TO induce
Gov Olden TO offer $50 extra bounty toeach recruit,
but he declined Oh tue ground that lie had TO power
under the Constitution TO take such acton. Eov'
Morgan Of New.lork war probably placed ia the
came predicimeat, but confidently relying on 'hc
support Of the loyal Legislature Of That state, rs
well as her prominent citizens, he felt authorized u
order the bounty.
GOV. Olien. remembering that or Legislature
has lately been Democratic, and fearing that ~ misht
be 20 again may have Judged very properly from the
present tone OF the Dcmocratic press that he would
not he sustained in such action III amy rae there Is
10 hope of general bounty from the state aud II
remains for the different localities To take he matter
Ia hand aud fill The breach III At our gallant state
whose troops IN this coItes, as III tne he,o'ulioh;
have covered her with glory. stall not be .0uhd
| bshud her sl.tef States tAc glorious Hork.
CoSNECTiCUT.
| The eitizens of Litchiield County, Conn. have
commenced to raise u regiment, TO be commanded
BY Col Wefsells. TIE Lnetfeid Enquirer says:
A full regiment from this county is something
more than quota, str c; but We have resolved
In County Cony ention To rai-e county regiment
and II must be done Evidently, We sre IN earDe Il
in voting rsise the regiment let us DE IN en- nest
ia acctirg, aud the regiment viii be hlisd ere ue
harvest. We have work To DO III each town. III Is
easy 10 arrive vt quota IN each by comparing the
number of our population In each town with the
nuabor Of 10 be raised from all the iownS COM
oiued. let NJ ill up our full quota. AM, II possible,
enlist lew more, IN case rome OF our sister iowir
should fail TO reach the mark. One thousand ana
twenty men is "a maximum regiment oOJ the mini
num- Let US base our calculations upon the former
number and If We bali do our duty aud half carry
out our spirited resolves we cannot fall teiow The
latter.
That is the epirit
The Nen- Haren Journal of Thursday ssys
! Abou, fifty men PASSED our Office yesterday morn
J ing ell route for the camp Oh oyster Point. ino;
are a plucky looking set OF menJust such material
a- Capt. Smith wants. Ills IL the trst CONF any III
camp IRON Hew iiayen, aud VIII be the first hlled
to the maximum nnmber-a result lie has abored
zealously to obtain.
Al large wer .c ::.::.,; nen in Wethersfeld on
M:.Say evening, town bounty Of 80 was voted to
every man who enlisted FROM that town.
| A town meeting held at Simsbury voted TO pay
every volunteer from that town 500. Two or
three towns in tina, vicinity will unite aud raise
! full company.
The town Of Avon has voted to every man who
shall enlist from that town before the lst Of Septem
Der 80, aud to all who shall enlist during the month
Of September, $50.
AT war meeting held in Salisbury last Saturday,
five gentlemen forward and pledged themselves
that every one OF fort yive who should enst from
the town should receive 800 bounty.
TIE town of III. mouth promises her full quota,
and has voted 500 bounty.
! Colebrook will furnish her quota, and has voted
800 bounty.
Brlstol is thoroughly aroused. a large and en-
thusastIc war meeting was held there On Monday
night. The Hon. d. II. Plat, Lieut. Col. Wright,
and Others were present. Mr. a. 5. Manross las
commenced recruiting.
a subscription fund of $4,000 is being raised to
BE- used i'll securing The enlistment of regiment iu
Fairfield County.
Hartford has already recruited some 400 men, and
will have three or full companies in the present
week.
Suiiield had it, Town Meeting, on Thursday after
noon, largely attended. They voted Ia give 800
extra bounty TO each recruit from that town. With
tie State ana Government bounty, that makes 600
| cash ia advance before starting.
MASSACIIt SETS.
The towns are all engaged in the work of recruit
ing with favorable results, Notwithstanding the