The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10

ander in Chief such rules and regulations for the gos
best CALCULATED 70 promote discipn:; ana he win sss
thai they are properly observed by personal nspec-
tion oftsa as may be required.
XXI. Recruiting ohhcsrs will eOnAne themselves 70
their respective districts, and failure 70 do 80 win
forfeit their aathorizations odics recruiting for new
transport their recruits already enrolled 70 the head
quarters Of the regiment or company.
XIII General Orders No. 81 except such portions -
are incorporated herein and all other orders or parts
OF orders Inconsistent with The provisions herein con-
tanned are hereby rescnded.
THOS HTIIH0USE, Adjutans General
Circular 20 the Local Committees.
srAn OF NEW York, ApJurAsr GENERALS OsrS,
ALBANY, July 3, 1899. J
s,a-I am directed by His Excsllsncy, Governor Nor
gan 10 inform you that he has appointed you one Of
committee OF citizens your Senatorial district 70 aid
BY their and determined efforts che ersaniza
ton OF regiment Of volunteer under the recent call Of
the President.
The state has been divided into rsgi1enta Districts
conforming present Senatorial Subdivisions and
Il Ia desi9 ned 10 have a regmeatal camp In each.
The ORDER giving details OF the org with
letters OF instr cn TO citizens composing the local mi
ary committees in each district will be published ana
sent TO you within q few days
They will be such will insure 70 every person who
recruits company position - captain, beyond all
contingencies. ad a. the same time provide liberal
Meantime avoid delay, his Exceency requests that
assemble
practical after receiving notice Of their appoint
ment and nominate some suitable person tako COM
mand OF the regiment, who should report in person 10
these headquarters for instructions The following
the names OF the committee for your rsSmenta dis
trict:-[Names Of committee.l
The condition country calls aloud the active
aid and Of every citizen who
It's institutions who feels sonal their
pstuy and VIII believes they are menaced by the rebel.
lion Ia our mdst, ana by in ervcntion from abroad.
To avert the dangers with VIII oh we threatened
The contest in which engaged be brought
speedy termination by the defeat and sPsrso the
armies of the rebeious States the capture light
their eade and the restoration Of the authority Of the
government over every foot OF their to ritory.
How much may desire auspcious an
event the frution OF hopes with
out more great and mpulsive movement OF the
people, such rs that which followed the all Of sumter
and the proclamation OF the President in April 1861
The Success which has attended, military opera
tons although in tho highest degree important has not
achieved without the usual ard inevitable waste,
arising from casualties Of and battle while the
occu patton OF strategic points our progress to
wards the heart OF the rebellion IN gradually reducing
the force available sor active field Operations.
Out OF an aggregate OF over 100000 enlisted for
the war to January 1862, IL is believed that not
800 600 present with their rsgiments CON-
posing The army corps in the several geographical
The army in Virginia forms no exception TO this state
OF things. Major General Mcclellan, after q series Of
battles be remembered in the Of
has been forced 80 retire when the prize Tor which he
and brave soldiers had struggled through weeks
hardship and suffering seemed almost within their grasp
and when an additional force OF fifty thousand men
would have enabisd HIM this have settled this
controversy forever the banks OF the James Iiis
shattered but still vincible iegoDs look with confident
hope aad trust for tho aid which will enable them I'LL
up their diminished rauks, and once advance
the rebel capital There should not there but
answer TO such All appeal.
Such are ths acts, however much may attempt to
disguise them. and they come with trumpet tone 70
every citizen who spark Of love and
ton Tor that noble government which we owe SO
much anc which Ia now passing through the very crisis
Of mighty revolution.
the cali Of tho President and the proclamation of the
Chief Magistrate Of the State meet with that prompt and
patriotic response ON the people (which al give
them vital force and effect the day IL not far distant
when may throughout The land the rs-sstab is-
ment Of constitution made doubly precious by the
srias and sacrifices through which IL has been upheld.
The State OF New York first in wealth, In population
and should be second the ty
which her citizens the responsibilities resting
item.
The time for indifference and nActon has passed and
every man. NATTER what may be his position, must
TO prompt determination devote himself the
Of his country take tile eternal disgrace
ing turned deaf TO her call, at time
stitntons msnaced with danger, Perhaps with
destruction
By order OF the Comma nder in. Chief.
THOS HlIIHOUSE, Adjutant General.