The New York herald., 1862-07-14

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FnLow CrnxxSs-Anothsr appeal v your patriotism
has become necessary The enemies Of our government
now assembled at Richmond IN hostile array, largely
outnumbsr any Aispossbe force ~ the Presidents
mand
The army under General NcClslIan has been driven
back merely BY the force Of overwhelming numbers
Additional troops are alone necsseary 70 hold the i'm
psrtant positions already gained and speedily crush the
bsray and galantly as Ohio has heretofore respond
Cd TO the calls Of the President he has been
from 70 insure prompt answer 70 any further calls
be might make upon This knowledge now have
ana the call has also bean made.
And now citizens OF Ohio one and ALL shall the call be
responded tos Something whispers me that with one
voice, you say shall be answered
Arouse them and let every be able to say that he
has done his duty.
There is work for all 70 do The aged stimulate
the young the wealthy contribute the wants and
cesses Of the destitute and the ladies, who have al
ready done much, and whose kind hearts will prompt
them in the continuance Of their GOOD work,
by their noble example, both old and young In the
performance Of this great duty. What Is wealth. or
life worth, Ii, to preserve either, have 70 con-
fcss TO the world that we unable ~ maintain
glorious government
Gallant worthy recruiting onscers for the organza
ton Of the pow regiments, aud the lng Of those al
ready In the Held viii be appointed In all portions Of the
State and specific instructions given TO them.
The snlistments win bs for three years during the
war.
IcanDot this time Indicate the number of troops
wanted from Ohio but safely say that the govern
ment will accept al who may onsr within the coming
forty days.
Prompsnsss and vigilance are indispensable. Forty
thousand recruits within the time indicated would be Of
Ice than twice that number at later period
The gallant men Of tho state may rely upon my bsst
endeavors 70 discharge the highly responsible duties de-
vovng me with eye single to the preservation
OF government and with the sincere hope and belief
that, when the great struggle Of life shall be over my
children may claim for honest and faithful per
formance Of duty.
Invoking tho SMILES Of our Heavenly Fa,her upon our
good work, am your humble servant,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
EIECunvE DEPARTMENT, CoLunpus Ohio, July 9, 1862
FELow CuxSs-You will be glad to know that hearty
responses being made to the proclamation of the ID
inst, thus demonstrating that the people Of Ohio
alive TO the military necessities OF the government
cannot however too strongly urge upon you the abso
lutte necessity OF prompt and vigorous action.
On the 4th inst had the pleasure Of meeting the
Governors Of many OF the Western States from whom
learned that their oonstiteSt dete~nsd 10 sreHd
their last and da dodr II necory, 10 crush OFT the
1nhoiy rebellion and thus demonstrate 10 The cro,c>d heads
Of Eacpe, Whe 10 BE- douttira vron ne question that
the American people able 20 maintain hs glorious Govern
me established for thin BY er fathers, and dssfrs no IN.
fsrr~f,tfon from any quarter.
Shall Ohio the rinpire state OF the West be behind
her sister States in tins holy work II every man does
his solemn and religious duty she win be: II not
however she may be
The question Of dry need not be argued by me /
wi tnereiors only ask that eacb citizen for himself in
quirs, "wbat can Il do 70 maintain government g.
curing TO every man equality of rights and prveQesyu
Tho answer can be other than Tender nv go
70 that government, or Furnish Substitute 10 roy
| place.
Many who not iiatlp 70 military duty. car. with
smali pecuriaty OIL Ioaae, and The devotion or few
bonrs the procure sos suyIoW VI SUBSTITUTE. qbIs