New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

after giving detailed accoSnt Of their interview
with the Governor, express theopinion that 1t would
b. injudicious for the city to offer IN addi'iona'
bounty to those now promised. They believe the
Inducements already held ont will prove sufficient 10
Gil ND the quota Of men required. They deem tne
pledged faith of the city to tue procnrement OF INC
prospective bountes for each volunteer lar more
e.Iec i've method OF stimulating enromehts. ana
therefore offer the following resolutions :.
ReoreS That the Common Council does hereby unqus
edy edly ndorse and a,iy the action TAKEN
tho yecutie If this STATE his Excellency Edwin Nor
can contsil.d in i of tho l7t inst declining
70 call an extra Of the Legislature OF ibis state and IN
Govsrnm.a,v bounty Of $40 to each private soldier who
volunteer into the service ofh United states
psre and We hereby pledge the h Of tie Corporation Of
the City Of Newly ork to the redemption OF IL pro-rs shaIe
the expense be incurred In paying such bounty 70 voon
t.e from this S.,e aud further that we earnestly recon-
mend the Board. of supervisors In the sewers. o. %
State do ke.i,e in order to strengthen tie hnds OF me
Executive aud Justify him in assuming the responsbiy, IN
the present peculiar uncture Ia the affairs OF the country
30 TO each volunteer from this Stare and be it turtle,
Refoired That this Common Council do hereby pedse ns
faith Corporation Of the City Of NewYors to cont
uation without interruption of the payment, al preen'
being nede under the ordinance cresSg the .9In'es,
lily Aid Fund No 3srproyed June 49, 1907 un ,hs
ton the e.ent Rebellion to all persons entitled to share
| IN II. benefits. II.
The question being upon the adoption or rejection
OF the resolution,
Mr.. DAYros took the floor. Said he: The Gov
ernor OF the State Of Newfork and The JOINT Com,
mi.;ee on National Affairs sem to have formed
themselves into a Mutual Admiration Society. Inc
pnblc have hitherto supposed that the State bounty
| of $50 was an emsnation from the wisdom ana pa
trioii,m of Gov. Morgan, but this report develops
the tact that it WAS merely loyal outbnrs' oil the
Union-lovirg gentlemen composing the COMMITTEE.
! Mr. DooLE-I rise to IA point OF ORDER. cannot
s here and hear the Governor Of the state OF New
York slaudered in this manner. call the gentle
man to order.
Air D,Y1os-Ths Governor seems to have ac-
CURED large number of very valuable trends III
remarkably short space OF time. IL seems to me
while our army is daily becoming depleted by SICK
ness and wounds go
Mr.. FARLkY-I hope the gentleman will ray
les. about rick AID wounded soldiers IN tins einer-
pency Is it not reasonable under present cIrcum-
sAncesI go
MR. D.Yros-Are YOU Sir, responsible for what
say The whole performance Of the Committee
on National Affairs IL dscreditabe to the Governor
the COMMITTEE and the Common Council Inc TWO
former are to 90 hand in hand, recruiting through
tie State with O white flag, bearii the inscriptions
"Recruitiug on economical principles" l believe
thai the Saie ought u have offered the $J0 bounty
in a constitutional mann or. We ought TO ada 10 II
until we make it 800. lie denounced the action oil
tie Committee in the strongest terms. This great
city pre-ents d curious spectacle III this matter OF
bouutes I iusirt that shall say TO every volnh-
teer that the city viii pay him on enlistment IA
bounty OF $50. At nearly every war meeting held
IN thls city Of late the general feeling has been IN
favor OF this couree.
/ Mr.. FRoYEsT-I must confess am in favor Of the
report of the Committee. The argument OF Mr..
Dhyton seems 80 inconsistent when compared With
bis economical IDEAS that | can scarcely persuade
mvsell be IS the sane man. lie now seems To be
greatly dissatisfied with the economical views OF the
/ ComuItfee.
! Mr. D.Yros-Does the gentleman consider it
ecouomv for to he parrmonious toward volunteers
/ IN tile emergency
Mr.. FGoMryi-I think all parts of the State
4 l.puf 10. nxtIl .NI
caunot believe that We would advance the enroll
ment Of volunteers by city bounty.
/ Mr. DaYTOs-Ihe gentleman complains Of a want
of consltteucy my part. Cannot the gentleman
understand that believe true economy would die
tate the quickest possible completion of quota y,
any cost II We could hasten this event twomonths
the city would bo the gamer by millions OF dollars.
! Mr. FAKLtY-Recruits will come ~ fact enough.
Congress las adjourned aud the Abolitionls,s are
wiped out. With the present State bounty, we can
Ottaln any hunter OF men.
Tie ruport aud resolution offered by the Commit
tee tEen unhur.ously scorted.
On motion OF sir. MITCHELL, $1,000 copies were
ordered printed one 10 b. urunhed each recruiting
officer 10 the city. Tie Corporation papers were
laIso ordered % puDllsh the documents.
! motion by Mr.. Book that when the Board
adjourn It should adjourn TO the srst Monday Ia
August, brought Oh u long debate, and caused much
merr,meut. The unual Interesting variety OF amend
u.pts were made. Mr. Dayton having seconded
tie motion Of Mr. BoOe, Mr.. Farley congratulated
The former bis newly formed connection with the
King. tie second Monday ~ August was fnslly
selected
MIR. Fnomrsr called attention to the Croton mains
IA Fourth avenue, and hoped that the matter would
| be- considered BY the proper Committee.
On u.ot.on OF Mr.. BoOLr, the rules were suspend
10 take up IapeTs from the Board o COuucilmen.
| The Board voted 10 concur with the Councilmen
in lrul,ting 10 Lieut.. j. w. Dempsey, Of The %
Militia, pennr-ion To erect tent AT the junction OF
Chaih IA aud Centre streets for re rafting purposes.
! Mr.. FRoMgsI hoped the Board would be consistent
| IN granting such permlsAiOns hereafter. lie had
heard OF officers pock.tins ient-noney PAID them oy
| Government and recruiting their men ~ tents
authorized by TIE Common Council. lie called Tor
Il definite policy III the matter.
! The following messages were received from the
MayOr: -
! M.ioKs OFrIcE Eew.YcIk, Jsy 81, 1862.
! To n, IIoroyatls me Con. ,yHscL
GKsrLaNrs cannot DOUBT that you will cordially unite
Win ne AZ 40 81 'i'on 70 na'o 'hv NY - ' TO- 90
he tinted state. Government gives bounty Of 100 f?5
of which l. payable IT, 10 this the state authorities
have ADDED 80. payable before the volunteer leaves tue
sat, sould respectfully recommend na to oich r..
from this city, the ,ofor-ton give AL additional bounty
Ils sg.,ae of h. bounty money with the advance pay
aud foc Will gye recruit, before lsas
inx the city sll3. Tue neces.ay assistance thas Afforded
vii rnshle a.. volunteer his family ~ confot and
f,Tu 81 the couv-nraccs which may biui.ef need
Ihe re'oiuuon recommending such 40 appropriation
po Of the Government and similar resolutions udopted by
ne Comuitee tor recruiting regiments IN in CITY aploded
b. the Goy-rn, together other i1dc tIOrs Of pubc
seumstt satisfy tbst such scion part would out
meet the general wish aud expectation oi our cikets
ItO utnios inpo that IN THIS matte Of recruit
ie what done shall lie doho quickly iu satishcd
that if ia. L. D. Government shall receive within tie neat
,b,rty IA. one hall o. the men called foI
ercl OF such pIonpud. well a. the material at WIZ
Insure the pe.dy suppression of the rebrOu Why should
uo this Done Let least who fepfeeen The Chief
CITY he nation furnish good example ia the Pomptitude
Of and the character oil TUE proi'.oo maze
for those send TO hn Ia defence OF our sH1s ana Ia p
port OF I'll. toN.Iuui~nt