New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

received and many Of them could lesvs ther f~
serve in distant psrs Of the State during The vss h -
found that they be'iatsd 10 engage in the now ssric
same time Ia the service Of The Ssts supported "a ~
by the United Stse and the other BY the State. woeA Re
force Organized unsr .hs OF 1850 greatly enhsosi -
the gres: proportion Of officers SLOWED for The number =
men ens,sd priystes therefore Judged nssessav
for interest Of State End the service 70 pay Of sSs AZ
months men d.b.nd them in erds! ths oss who s.sI
and ro me a. the expense x the United s % 'A
The arrangement uade with the President gsvs mpsu.
70 the of volunteers but constr1ction ves
to the agreement which required IN old company Of INV
tire. he raised before the could DO ubssss1
be-n received from The Uui.ed States additional ann
$3.50 &C., II Dses": .ppsisnst thai TIM money wsal
to recruits until each compsDy wa. rssdy to y nus
tered into service with SO mon. 1t became Necessary
wss SsS. the rn ne ~
red olf "a its true spirit Tbis effected and the Den
ordered to be murered into service sngy q they vs
recruited and to tbetr Substance and clothing A
once from the proper olicsrs Of the United Safes
When the military service Of the State placed upon hs
"a adequate removed Authorities to raise red
mems and compaoes and to rae recruits generally wore
sod sd Iiaed the nan.ber % be paid 1900 .en o.,
-rs to be sued " stop recruiting but the returns
and Il r.sans 70 90 Known whether Congress WIN With Is:
o-rity which char scerzed tho coDdlct OF the ESs
tive Department toward provide Tor the payment Of this
eXeeu - -, .
two batteries otsrery Ia lie teld al ipy equipped and
ready TO serve in any portion Of the State where On enemy
i S part Of the arrangement made with the P,.sdsn,
tbs. in ord TO unity oscoumsud the MAJOR General
Of ths ,ho1d commissioned Ma General "
.ss state nlti. Msor.GersI.l Hssek IT, therefore s
by him turned over 70 Brig Gen schsas
Of tho volunteer service, commissioned brgsder OF STAB
This given brief Blu. sufficient statement Of what hs.
bssn done provide military force for the preservation Of
the peace and Of the STATE and It would be wrong
without expressing high Of the ohgsen
under the Government Of United States FOR the
pronp.i,ude and bsaiy with which our most pressing
Ia paving tho troops tia. bad been called into service for
81, mouths and in d,iys the expepse incurred IN the sup
officers the If $4,000 Ia defense warrants sod there
will have to be issusd further amount which may sre the
aggregate to Ine sinosp In circuls had sresdy
been reduced 100000 by receipts iuto the treasury for the
of 1861 from only fony.one counties IL viii therefore,
b, seen that the amount isned will very be abb
roed You win Lis brief statement that Tho Pro
visions Government not in worse condition financially
Your passed your October session vscating the
ccs Of those refused to tsko the oath of allegiance
de holder, Of oric.s There sill many Offices be
led ~ the progress in obtaining information sbou,
suitable b. appointed has beer IN some parts Of the sse
Ihe Governor hopes the Convention will 10 salts.
fed that tn, Provisional Government has accom-.
plished much god. He states that In the greater
part Of the state the laws regularly administered,
The people arc pursuing their ordinary avocstious,
and confidence is beng gradually restored, bat I'D.
uits th existence of guerrllas, whom he severely
Although our State has been visited by class Of eopswhs
came with fec ings Of hostility " people and our nstu
ard under the gase Of supporting the Union
outrages upon our citHsps et sScce
have sdoped for the security Of our people and
m the removal Of such troops 70 Is to relieve 10 from their
presence In the future
The Executive calls attention to the fact thu
Members of Congress are elected seventeen months
fore the commencement of the regular seesion bat
makes no recommendation in the mstter. He asks
that vote is TO be taken the ratification Of The
formation OF the Provisional Government theb
81. 900 volunteers should be heard.
Whether you should think II necessary or not 70 require
any oath Loyalty general euahhcsiion for all voter
=, annoscsinz election IL submitted to you
our action ths. oath beyond hs. peosdsy
the Constitution should be required Of all peors who ne,
be elected 70 office.