The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08
TIE CALI FOR MORE TROOPS.
The New York Tribune, of the ,d inst, I'd

The New York 7ribaae of the 2d inst saws:
We publish this morning call from the Pres
dent for 100000 more men. additional force
to the armies OF the Union. ihe President hopes
that they will be enrolled without delav SO as 10
bring this unnecessary and injurious civil war To q
speedy and satisfactory conclusion" This wish
viii be responded to by every loyal heart i'll The
land.
The call is made at the urgent request of tn.
Governors of all the loyal States, with TWO excep
tious Whether thtse omissions are accidental or
because for some personal reason tle signature
withheld do not know but the two States
which have sent large If not larger, number p
their to war in proportion 10 their popns-
ton will not, we are sure, b" backward IL respond
ing to the Presidents cali The sjgncrs TO the let
ter ia urging this appeal to the country, very truly
represent, we have no doubt the feeling cf the peo
pie whom they represent. speedy conclusion
of the war is whist the Taiion demands.
The following is the correspondence alluded to
To tie President Of tie United Sa.ss:
Sir--Thc undersigned, Governors OF States Of
the Union Impressed with the belief that the eiri
zens OF the States which they respectively repre-
sent are, OF one accord IN tile hearty desire that
tie recent successes OF the Federal arms NAV he
fci!cN ed up by measures which must ensure th.,
speedy restoration of the unioa; aud believing
that, i'll view of the present state OF the iepotant
military movements now Ia progress. aiid the ~.
dueeI condition OF effective forces ID the ieli.
resulting fror the usua! aud unavoidable casualties
Of the eer,; ICE that the time has arrived for prompt
and vigorous mettsulss 10 be 8dOpttu by the tcu.
Die til support of the great iaterests committed 10
your charge we respectfully reuuesi--if il meets
with your entire apiToss.-t,,it YOU AT once call
upon the several States Tor eaea nuaiber of men
Us n;.y be required 10 I'll. UP all the military organ
izatios now in the Ii Id. and 10 add to the Armies
heretofore organized such additional number of
men rs may, ia your Judgment, be Necessary To
garrison and hold possession nf the numerous cities
and nil iary positions that have bc,l captured by
our armies, and to speedily e5usl, cut the rcheiiun
tba. exists in several of the Southern STATES. thus
nra.tiealiy restoring TO the civilized world eur
great and good Government
We all believe that the decisive nlsaeE; is
nj hand ai, to that .i, the psone Of The United
States arc desirris 10 ai'! promptly in furnishing
all rrinforceincnts THAT you May deem needsui TO
sustain ouiAt.oyernneni.
lsc.ei Washbnfne, ~, Goyeruor "f Maine; y. y.
Berry, Gorernor of New 'Hampsh.re Ere.lericA
iIoibfook, Governor Of Vermont. William
A. Buekipghssns, Governor oi CONNECTICUT;
l.. Il, Morgan, Goveraer ot New iors; tiss.
y olden Go, eanur oi New jersey. A. L. curtin
t.oeerpsr oi puapsy ints: A. W. Bradford.
t;osersor ct MAJ lati.i; +. II Pnppoibt. CeF
eraer~ of Airsiuia' Anstta Siair. seAernor oil
Michigan; J. 4. fclnple, President Military
fsoari of Keu.nekt As'dr-w johnson, Goysrt,ar
Of Tennessee; H. t. t,auii,l., .s,yeraor os Ms
su,fI % T. Norton ts,serapro ot iadlisua ts. III
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