New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

To As Edstov Of The N. y. 7riossA
SIR: A statement appeared in your columns tbis
morning presenting brtween the towns Of Morrs-
ans and West Parms which feel my duty resident Of
the for nor town, to endesvor 10 have corrected
wu meeting was held honisanis Moody evening
last called for specific purpose which was plainly stated By
tho Supervisor Of the Town The opening Of the meeting.
namely the collection Of moneys promote recruiting and
thn enlistment Of volunteer number Of able and talented
SPEAKERS were invited among them Gen. Wabr1dge. Gen.
srios Gen Busted. Mr.. Isaiah 7. Williams and d. Brsd-
ford late OF NewYolk bot . resident Of Morrssnfs.
0wnso pIor epsassmen ps,n.p. Zoe sa ecu: a M. n1 zee
ortoy Of the evening therefore devoved upon the two s
named gentlemen. SISTED by the LOCAL m.sn.se:;
particularly impressed upsn those present BY the
opening Of sab.cnp"o list sd some four OF i've HUNDRED
dollars were contributed in sm.h amounts 70 addition 70 TIVE
hundred dollars reported tavng becn previously
subscribed. Jsrioe sprst, W" then invited TO SPEAK -
made impressive rernsrks-sppsins to the community
Contribute literally and thus seHd lie required AID 70 sbo
.rmy in the field lie made no ..On pro o. con e q: ne9
lowed esmest speech undoubtedly bo. one which
snhapp ., ua Of s aT
the Of the the fa losses Of our army in
tSt Uexroe. ought 10 be employs md srned our
soldiers Thu question rrgartins which diversity OF
oftsiiiic.s Of those VINO d,he Cd with the speaker
disposition evidenced smous the audience 70 rebel
Ike meeting courtesy due stager and gentle:
mar dissstsu MIA remarks gidy maintained
by the officers Of the meeting aud aL WsDs quietly
conclude his DISCOURSE which occupied about
IL the une Dumb-f OF ci'zens whose loyalty
but no sick of hearing the
mon al occA,vns retired from the room, ana
is fact that the speech of MI sDs however we'll In
destructive Of te effort made to sise money a.
that meeting for the desired IL made mon think
perhaps made oteIs more st In an opposite dhecfion
bat unfortunately lei ne wei us1Aes W Tue soosdpob
List on that occasion.
MI Williams followed BY DR.. Bradford whs briefly
some the Arguments advanced by bis predeoss
hut had the sood speedily drop the subject and
portray uiuste triumph OF the North over southern
Ealing citizens 20 buckle their arDoy sad
with hun the battlefield announcing his Willingness TO b
one Of hundred who would sign their TO the enrolling
list. =. ,,, -,
Ne other reply made TO Mr. Wliams and the dngfne
of the Banner had ths effect Of restoring the
unity Of meeting AID partly to bEs back ~ ht pin-
cipss But alas its lad been danpened ana ~
As or The loyalty Mori.suia, be proved beyond
douot locality ia the STATE has furnished more soldiers
tho proportion TO IL popuaon and the only rea.
backward because other towns,
greater wealth and liberal rich men, have
such inducements to recruits that the town hiss Docn
sections IL tLe rich q Moraus the Morrises and
others had come forward uobly men OF equal veal in
OF have done, b-~ would be In the
number OF volun,s in hoiriSsnia AID *est Farms.
In conclusion MI Editor permit 70 that u
was not owing the OF such arguments Mr.
inside use of that caused West Farms contribute
MorrsDis bot iit 10 900 but because
West Farm, contains tnAos nsny wealthy and
forward n the music the Union,
without ssds when occasion Gals for them L. 10
dcusson Of quesous VI policy but dollars pro.
.scs tho poor mans faulty gwen W.a arms the
recruits " for horssns alluded " IN your paper
Respectfully. a NkSICHkSlERLAN
Ae0- York, Aug. ~, 1852