The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-08

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Iut,l, ian an,l-.,t,ut irHvi-I. .f u j hhl' Thhh
,'..'s ...tr,'. O. N' sI,i q th" .lust.iutiond
pg,t...,t Irt.Ye.t'IN, i.' ylur itteutiru " this
."l r co. r,.tHE .in the su.H.! tay ley oit e,itI
o' N,N N.ri. 'r' IN ,thcr il..f, res 'leciing the
..Nrru eitlr- o. tho Hitt"
Anr,cu, NiIrU ,u uu., peaccfh times, uoul5
have c,citrd tho iveIcst utcrest throughout the
continent, te "Nt ?" .r ',rl 'nlei.,.le 'p,.n
% r,S,ir, attention. fc'rr O. the " rrplctiIn, 10
O,tler last, u' tlc Pt.tr telegraph liHc 'prncct-
ing t1c AZ ,u'. c,N,t Ni'. &c Hty of San trN-
~ TIE A., FCuu.rc-s August e1n. i7di q.
rcct tsN o' twenty million i'Itr- i4 aid nl"n els
i'si States, and Bprrrtnu,l 'Y the States rc'pet-
Nri>. "" r'"rortiuu u'th- state ' two m,ih"n.
81. hundred amt ttt,, .. Iu.and, nine hundred and
c' licrn d','t. nnd tN. six oYt. have No
h'''ttil'n 900 ne, Ituuculu. 'ah TIE ~ ~
ns. .iu,,l ly tire ,tlte d once 1rl submit foe
your o'u'dci - H the following mo'ie o. LlAdsf-
uru
TcAct us CON. rc,, Of ri'y twent, -,cventh, 1851.
provide, foo, nicuui', uf the states f,r aly,ucese
the e. .uCrd ,.crnucut, un' u.Nr' '' the csprnii-
turcs incurred n raising y.'unturrs Ul,r the At
o. the Legislature oi Tits state, y Aprl iG'h. o.
the first nstHui, thee ttv..icd iu tue ,gNegats
tN.......... ..........,............. N1,7I3'pl u
On IN, tie late Comptroller re-
,cy,d dum the United states ....
Trc'Nury.. ry.............,.....'..... IlH"'N" "
Leaving I'll" iuc from tic governs
mcut nu ',iytuce4, the sum ~ .... siIii,tht %
Tits b,ltuCu II is assumed, viii BE- allowed II tbs
1IpnAIA Departments Nui VII No rfttiitfi hfl
count o' the dre.t t,s luc from this state, whioh
~ lcf're stated. observation-disclosures, saOaple
Deduct the ~ PEI cent. ....,..,,.,.. 10,bSs
Ic,yIu,, - me-, To-, e,of................ sAgis.,ls
', Observation-Disclosures. &C., II i,;iJIOt
-
And there 6. found g. he due the t'u.
ted States Treasury. .............. Sl9ASSt
On the t2ih dlv u' Apul, , b,ll p,s,el ,ppropri-
atiug tive hundred uu,-ond dollars fur the pur-
sft.tftft Il
,idnE tur the Iuhic dtcnCc. There lave beeu
puuh ST. n Eurupc uuder tlls Act, ten thousand
Euheld iihrd mut ket-, ut which number als,ut siE
thuurHud have been teen delivered In New York.
Our Coultitutiou requires Tint thu Milt Of this
Stnio shn n 'll times le aruel and disciplined.
and IN udiness for service. 10 aCcumpli the
touc csecutil notifications of our present m tia
laws are uhyiou-l, necessary, and I therefore re-
commend th" carly preparation ,f . bn, which.
while coutuuminK t. the laws ~ Congress, shan
meet Our present nud onture uecls.
our political troubles, which have enyro--ei
the attention and employed the resources Of the
country since the close OF the last session, the
fruits of tree whose see'lH were sown third 81
| century ago. 10 those events only which dire'uy
involve our duty, shall refer.
Willie enlistment, were processing during the
past year ut u rate altogether unprecedented, tho
Military Beard we're employing their energies 70
supply the necessary Cuthing and b. provide
The mercantile class were uuprepared for meeting
the immediate demands for articles incident 10 .
state of war. g. limited was the stock Of army cloth
In our principal markets that before any large NUM-
Ter Of uniforms could be- furnished, the wool had 10
he purchased and the fabric prepared. Through an
unfortunate mod fcntiou OF contract with a re-pec-
table firm n the city nf New York, for twelve thou
sand uniforms 70 considerable number of suits u
very poor quality wor" delivered to the agents of the
State, aud before becoming apprizci Of their nferto
rity, they were distributed ~ the troops. II may
be proper 10 ndd TINT this circumstance Occtsioned
the greatest vigilance in contracting tor AMI in
sIecting subsequent supplies 81 all kinds for our
troops.
patched 10 Europe, with letter Of credit Tor five
hundred thousand dollars, and authority 10 pur-
Dhnae twenty-five thousand stand Of arus. On this
hp ubtalned aud shipped nineteen thousand Enfield
uuskets, which were delivered In New York At a
cost Of about three hundred and hirty-hye thousand
dollars.
rincmen, ninety mine regiments, of which number,
eleven were three months militia; Of cavalry, ten
REGIMENTS and one battalion: Of artillery, two regi-
m nts two battilionS and nine batteries; rocket
battalion, and regiment oi engineer officers and
| ,odirrs or an organized force equivalent 10 ons
hundred and hteen regiments In addition TO this,
N sre now In the stat" of volunteers mustered
int the ryice of the United states, about iour'eea
thousand FIVE hundred.
There have len the state, u the several
regiments, OF officers aud men. ........... 6aOTS
Recruits since added. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lLVO
Total that have entered SER, beyond linn
It's of state. iOG,o1s
Now In the State mustered into |. 5, ser
vice. ......s''''''''' '''''''''''''''' ih'"
Aggregate number Of msn raised In STATE. l2O,5T3
Oi those who entered the field, there have
teen killed IN battle. 20
Have died from natural causes. ..,....,.... Ge
Made prisoners OF war.'',,''''.'''''''''' ~
Huuoruhy discharged d..................... 2,IOo
| charged by error n L. i. mustor........ l00o
his, han, "a hy court martial .........,..,, 40
t.,nt without leave, and desertions.,,.,. $500
Inp,rutnted ......................... 700
ps,hatgci by expiration OF time Of service
hhrrr months militing ...,.............. OF
Now boa the field, cd,......................'' VIZ
IitL,rc he idiei a. the latter the volunteers now
iu the state, m available iorce OF one hunhred and
three thousand three hundred and seven IN shown.
The New York troops have taken part IN every
engagement during the war, east ofthe Aueghames
and south uf Washington. They have enriched tho
-l of six states with their loyal blood. Their bear
ing has NJ III times been that of freemen contending
iur drezdr rights. They have never forgotten tho
dignity and humanity Of the citizen and ncighbpr,
Ia the uniform Of the soldier. Courage, cuolnesoS,
and the endurance Of veterans have ehln.e'erlHed
them In the hour OF danger or the hrst u obey
the forward call, one Of her young commhnderawaS
among the earliest 20 inscribe MS name on tho
| bright page Of heru-nartyrs. Others, of beloyet
memory have talen--some In battle, others by db-
ease; aud from yet others not breeze nom the
south but bears upon Il the manly sighS Of thosa
ul., tt,ause they loved and would Iriend thon
| romtry's rights, I'LL the eluns cell. When the en-
| during record shall le made up IN Ii tn't cohstl-
'utr- the brave soldier the war 20. i,h NJ tm" WI
su fitr nothing when compared WIN the grand
| struggle which gave ms national existence
| Iudcr authority granted lrom the War DEPART
| m,ut, contracts NAV" been made by me for large
| supplies OF uniforms, uudcr-clothing, shoes ord
nance -tares equl ueut, ratons; and other ne,es-
| -ry supplies ior and ON account OF the Inhei
|
| ,u sccount ot the General Government submit
form ut the coutru of which several hundred hsEe
| hceu executed by me. The uniforms WIN Whloh
| , tr,.l are -lpplle,l being more satisfactory 10
them, and, la ecrt.n details more appropriate than
| usr furnished from the Government stor,-housess
| Inv. ItI lie pr. rge, under authority from tho
| United States, q. FURNISH additional supplies truui
| time IN tIi.r ta,ur troops u tNe htld, ~ far 40
| Iuutrullp .ui nm glad to say this II cause NJ
| uuu.u -lt.-ttcuon to our troops and TO the War
| Dtprturut.
since the opening of the rebellion have deyotet
| le,t wholly 10 the duty In hand, aud have ear
Hu-t,y oudrpsurtd to preserve the high rank oi TINS
! state iu on uatttr-, aud while first regudluE the
| .lu. u, health and efficiency of tle sgdier hsVe
not lost r-lt IT the expenditure involved. No re-
| pui-ituu hrs been made by the Government that
| r,mnius uuhonored. Among the very nist 10 re-
| Aprll, New Yorls-has not only steadily answered
| every demand since made, but has time aher uP'a
besouPht the privilege Of adding to her force IN TIA
| field Unless the state shall exhibit an unwilling
meas 10 respond 10 the wishes of the General Govern
meut, lis SQDstltaled authorities would 'se" " 70