New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Alllltarp Noiltes.
N,r1oyAL WAX COMMITTEE OF TIE CITIZENS OF
NEw-l ORk.
Rooss o1 TIE CHAxBgR Op COSszsDB
The National War Committee OF the Citizens Q

-, 1901
! The National War Committee OF the Cit1en' o.
Se York opoitted the War Mass Meeting In the frk
on The 2h ins s.s from citizen. and corporations the mesn'
Z, carry ont tue purposes for which they were sp
noin.i viz To promote vigorous prosecution OF the wS'
and spec Nv te.nirs,ion of the rebeon That meeting
unanimously Resolved That nasmUch {" property IN 700
loya States vausess should the reoeloa soeceed we can
on the ed and other corporations contribute largely
to the u,Ds funds and to every effort for 'uppss 'HS
rebellion"
n, sn.u. in the field there are &c well known.
many expenses incurred which cannot be paid by en~
~, tse or the General Government The Comm ttee hzve
already received several pressing spPcations Tor money ana
they therefore this public manner call on anu
individuals to furnish the to enable them to answer inc
demands. .
Iii, impossible the Commute to esch OF her ie
low czen tut they confidently trust that ibis apprei "
meet sincere and prolpt response For more than year
h.. for aid have been made, and they have teen mes
In , OF generous patriotism But so long there an
nv in srus against the Government o. long we un con-
pue 10 labor and contributes al past Efforts VII %
wors, than u.,ess 1000
Special efforts making for the Legion OF GEN oO"o
RAN some payments have been se4dy made for ts corps
The donors they prefer dessae tie particular spp
uriatiou 20 be mnde Of each contribution.
Therc is no sppe, beoevoeEc> or our pso'1sn 80
strong a. tha, hich from ouuy on the OILS band
"A o., m. other hand from tie families Of soldiers
s,bcrptio,. can be .er. to the Treasurer, CHARLES
Gould No. Hanover Street. or to either Of the ma-os@
OF tho Committee. viz
GEORGE OPDYKE. Chairman. CITY Hall
PETER COOPER. No. Il burins shP'
CHARLES GOULD. 40 Han ,ye'st
MOSS n -GEIsNELf. No - Wallst
TAViD DUDLEY FIELD. No ~ Broadway
..nrX r. sTEWARr Broadway. corner ChamSs7-~.
pRtSPFn NJ WETMORE 10. - Finest
RICTARn . LAIuRoP No. - psIS place
f fiiT AZ '@5ALBuDGs. NJ. Il Bndse-ss.
Fifx Hal.
y sirSTiN STEVENS IT, No 60 W illism ct.
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT. No. 81 Park place
isaac SHERMAN. No. Hsuoysrsqaare
ABRkM WAKEMAN Posl-u m,t
ANDREW CARRIGAS. No 81 Chsmoera
iHVES W WHIrE No. % Cksabersst-
4 NJ BBATCHFORD. No. 81 Nl'sau-si-
IAN CURTIS NOYES No. 50 wsAst-
DAVID BOWS, No ~ Sonth st
A e. RICHARDS No. l.S Dusles
TFEENCE tAKLEf Cry HIL
SAM FL SLOAN No. 70 Narisn-st
TDWsRDS PIr RREPONr. No. 10 W sl-st
IoL hTIAN SrUt,s,fS No. i25 frontsI
n " 4. MALI. No. rs Duano-st.
ANDRE FkOMESr. City Hall
ISAAC DAYTON. No ~ broaswsy
GEORGE A. BARNEY city HALL
ChAkLt.S ii. MARSHALL, 10 80 Burlnssfp.
MAR Hall q. ROBERTS, NO. IN Westst
MOSES TAYLOR, No. a. south At
WILLIAM r.. DODGE, No. - CitS
MORRIS ktTChUn. No ~ EKchar re'p'sce
NFNRY g. oTESblNS, No 10 Excssnge place.
WM T. ASrOR No. IS Piacest
CORNELlUS VANDERBILT, No bO~lns.tjreen-
r. H. McCURDf. No. IS Psfk. plce.
JAMES BERNARD, NO. H. Du,le-st-
ADRIAN IsELiN. No q " all-s;.
Nm. T. DARLING, No. ~ L-xins'en'av.
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