New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

.,;o &c O now REGIMENT, to be conn handed by Col.
pier C. Ellmaker, Georre Boldio IN ihe chair.
On r,king the chair Mr.. Boldir. made a few ap-
| ,ron,,o,e remarks, ursing iinue da'e and vigoro@
pa.,,on 50 demanded Of us imle,aiyely by all tie
oLIgatiops OF patriotism ana duty. M. John ID.
Wa,sno spoke very iorcib'y the subject OF re-
crniing, when be was sue eeded by the Rev. King
slon Goddard, ID. d., w no called upon all 10 con
tribute to the extent Of their MEANS and spoke Of
! the good Qpslilies Of tie PROPOSED Colonel. He
thought that the war should be prosecuted with all
vigor and il cou I'd not DO dOpe unless the citizens
enrolled themselves for that purpose. The next
speaker A.s Judge Kelly. He spoke of the charac,
ter OF Col. Eluaker ard his great adaptation ana
fitness for the portion rendered him. lie knew nm
when o ute young nep, in 1891. he also Knew oil
| hi " til pleasure connected with the flIe De-
parta ent in various caraeIiics, and also III Tue
Was npton Grrys, where his relations were III
ways such az bespoke the true gentleman III every
\ respect -.
on the SPOT.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whaeas meudsbr dislosiiion bss been ns.iea'so
or,ri,e ,enep for solve ,rvice under National Gov
emit OF the demand ioE three bahdieo uoSa
X ersf I'll al i. the long experience of Col p C. Eilna
her tse commander Of the t'fs. he,pnent 81 zoe hss'
Brigade as voen'eet Nets IN his esrssi,
m conssud " ,he ylls emergencies snd the Sci iD
with which lie Aa shown thai he hndu large h's'es =
% mi dIee tSer nov uneIts in have the noe
desir,ke qualifications Colonel G volunteers IL i."
Sr'e That in view the large amount bouny oseree
by the add by the Cor M rnnd. "S"
"a drafting men in order 10 I'LL up the hty hew ceDPah
: allotted as toe quota OF rhilade!phia
Re,1ired, That This meeting hereby picdse Hse 70 ;s
SUI, not less than $1,000 aid IN the formation OF
20 be commanded by Col Peer C. II make and ,hs- o1
nttee Of twenty eiuz,ns be appoibNo ~ 'no ''o
. this meeting to raise said fund. . .,i,.
Resoirsd That many members Of the present orsanla
Ii tion Of Grey Reserves are 50 snaed NJ io 40 @ " - T.
70 voun several conn anes be eaied 10 10 s
c A very lnll meeling of the clerks and employees
of the pnilad, lphis Custom House was held oi
Tuesday Afternoon at O'Clock. William Nicioi'on
: ESQ. WIS called TO the chair, and Is. Huckle, esq
9 acted Of Secretary. Collector William Is. lhoha'
Is ,ooke ia favor Of raising bounty fund TO encour
so. eolstmenrs but desired the contributions to b
u entirely voluntary upon the part OF those preseh
I and those repre- seuted by the Committee. lie ols
6 claimed any int ton TO make 1t obligatory rpoi
auy one 20 subscribe, and thought voluntary contn
buttons would realize more money and BE- more gen
orally satisfactory than assessments. All present
5 seemed animated with desire TO raise subsiahti'
r fund but diversity of opinion existed as 10 the
e manner in which il shoIld be collected IL wa
moved that per cent be levied upon the salaries
J., all emploved whereupon a running debate ehsueo
the majority being in iuvor of making il altogether
= a voluntary matter. Finally the noilon wns lilo
: mon the table, and Mr.. Thomas having been made
treasurer ebout 500 was subscribed after whirt
n the meeting adjourned. Tie sum subsenbed wan
IprOhaDIV ne hlsciJ IHSitastu W va" -" Va ~
' week when all the employees shall nave had an op
= porsunity to contribute TO the fund,
o OHIO
$ The Clcreland Herald says:
The cootea Cleveland wrote to Gov Tod some Gays
since asking him regiment OF b.gtoes would DO accepted
to ed in crushing rebellion Tie replied TO them b,
letter their sefscrs at pes,nt and eI
pressed opinion that hey obaby would not be recei' e.
U as soldiers e. any time -
e The Ctacsaaat, Press of Tuesday says:
There il general belief that draft must take place before
Ohios quot. troops raised We we've told this mornin,
by has opportunities Tor Learning the Truth Ia Ies ard
sucn tbpg that tho would et later than
. the mode Of August The troops must be raised
? ILLINOIS.
The war spirit is high and active in every county
throughout the State OF llhuois. Crowded and
eDhnsiastic meetings IRE held in the various towns
every evening, while the recruiting spirit keeps
pace There seems 10 be neither lack OF money nor
men.