New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

y human nscessity-food ana clotnk sotiysly repre-
y boz ,bo two geographical sections saeed 10 iii.
eA'eu oy - Upon The coumap' ne newer Of cot, on the
ebeous States have rec ro' only fo hs means to prose
MI, he NJ cause 20 So issue but TO secure
he,, tsle ooeniii r.ien Powers. Let examine
he grounds Of tins cor dence II the numbers engaged were
anal the relative strength o. the parties would be IN direc
nat are facts The loyal North mas
Of population devoted 10 labor and sereent ihe soot u
ne S and the people unaccustomed TO toll The ooh
rs but enc leading article net absolutely indi
product whose value has only been recogoi<.d since
,odnction of the gin. The North ,uppes eseiS
that ent.rs into domestic economy and national "ean
There may be substitute for cothng-there can De nous
food; the table must be laid day by day 10 sfi ~,
cctbipr Ia an inconvenience surrender food deen
Food j. the essential element in controlling popua"h
is re indispeu sable requisite TO human existence hL PC
pie are strongest VINO Uoulce y J. , Of the OId
This is the homage to our power by TIE naons o. We ow
World and il will forever remain while we continue 20 soW
,bo, hv Witch otb.r nations live he this condition OF
demand ami supply shall remain, ana mere a
through the agency q this Board Of Tree the
production from the OVERLOOKING ssnaIies o. ,e ~ Ola
gigantic Yves. supply the tecnps m,hcn' 81 sJ@
ouste return TO ,u,tan human life yours gentlemen OF wv
Board o; rrade will be the bgh destiny oi rheihs
ID nres.rying onr peaceful relations with Europe pe
on,noiet Lnn errbsssadors and mnie'es or Oil the ddo
u,sy ever ,upo,ed In arcient or modern times Inc
ioys Norh6ank GodtheIeoTe hold. the , 1n aiH
OF commercial independence sni hnsielai 'i,ns..,
ard though have for trason parted VIVA cotton Se Us
of which every ,imd nsn projected wonle DC sur yum, oS
virtue Of the udsp ensabt Northern tisle ei 1000 ~ aue
levy on the OF sbe Old Nord the very nut year
ire Rebellion and during the period Of our ereale. alarm ara
enblrrassment Of more than F@oooe IN goo 20 pay Wy
the indebtedness created ny their d-masd for bTeac,tu a.
though only year previous we had exported c'
O. in specie in addition 20 the largest cotton we
produced America always command the cordial Hh
pathv fe 0f Europe long there remains
within our territorial lts the capacity to tUPpy ne "oe
world yih the merus Of IS existence that Constitution
sa be maintained which guarantees protection and '.tny
to all WI her. seer shelter so6 home That Constitution
las been placed in jeopardy ny bold bed, unInaeiped
consriratoIs who are struggling 10 secure IT. OVER
shs ,b ,1 wort be- ce..f That .ue depends upon
present energy Of the Government and the unity and deter
ba. been unecuallv naut,ned. The Rebels Themselves
have displayed unity Of thought Of action Of e.uion sa
energetic determination that in it-e e4nues the very IN
carnstion of po,t 1t therefore becomes the imperative
duty Of the Noh tbs struggle with corresponding
nniy Of thought of action resoue purpose and OF A.d
and ,nersec will The nation for the tine beng aben
kgTsus and aid IN rIesefving tte hs"hsl NE
The patriotic action Of the Government must be sustained
thew call into every recognized In civil war
fare make the test brief energetic and conclusive no
bod of citizens in tire Kepubc have sIger interest in the
OF the Federal authority from vince II has
been elected by violence aud bloodhed thsn the members
Of this Board OF Commerce, beng meie sag d
and rrosrered by peace Every Of pa
oi. and self interest npes M to urge the Government 70
out forth its henng strength, and crush out TINS
wicked ard unholy Rebellion In TIE name OF commerce we
have night demand u for liberty and commerce are d'n
tca the couaoD of successful commerce IL I'M
qualified freedom Commerce implies law, because II cannot
eyist without protection. implies morality because with
the necessary srbter OF disputes Commerce has vsiso
been the precursor of civil aud religious liberty and 'Ai
commerce which hcfe this day represented declares TO the
whole world that the territorial limits OF the ni'ed states
they existed when h' Rebellion began and The tohsin'
ton which protects them should united rnd uo
diyisbe and toward thi. complainant they pledge their
united and energetic support
After some remarks by X. j. Buck and Others,
the meeting adjourned, subject TO the call Of the
chair. 4 subscription opened in aid Of the
movement, when several thousand dollars were
subscribed.
TIE IRISH BRIGADE.
Recruiting FOR the Irish Brigade commenced
vigorously on Monday, and yesterday nearly fifty
recruits obtained. Some difficulty was oxrcrl-
euced in the want Of proper quarters for the men,
but this matter will be relnedicd to-day By Gen.
Meqgher, on his return from Albany, whittier he
went on Mondsy evening to consalt WITH the Gov
ernor ns 10 the best TO facilitate recruiting for
the Brigade
COMMITTEE on NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The Joint Committee on National Affairs, o. the
Common Council, met yesterday noon, but 10 bus-
ness Of Importance was transacted.
FIFTY-F EECiMENT
One hundred men ale wanted 10 I'll up this reg-
ment, which was the list TO plant lie flag on tie
ramparis OF tie enemy at Roanoke leland and Ne ~
bors, y. C. Major 9. w. l.e Gcndre is IN charge Of
tic recruiting O.ce ios the 5ls; al 10. 80 Broad
way.
TIE METROFOLlTAN GUARD.
1heTecrui's Of the MciroI oiilan Guard, Col Chas.
Turnbull, or Monday Lna yesterday received one
hslf Of their State bounty money. The payments
made at Maers Island, and IN order TO allow
the families u the volunteers an opportunity To see
the men and receive tie money at their bands, Tie
POice Commissioners Will to-day give free passage
TO AZ from the Island to the wives, sisters, aud
children Of The solGies. Paeses 10 be obtained
at the Police iieadqgarters' NO. llo 'roome street
The steamer ill leave the foot al Convene street
at 10 a. H., and return AZ p. III
TIE HIGnLANDrRS.
The 7gih Regiment y. y. ", Highlanders have
opened an Office III the Mercer House, corner of
Broome and Mercer streois. for the purpose OF
obtaining recruits Tor Ire regiment, which 10 now
III the field, under Gen. Mcclellan. The recruiting
officers IRE Captains Jofeph LANG aud H. 4. snil-
Iauglaw.
GEN. BANKS on RECRUITING.
A few days siucc, Gen. Bank. waited the camp o.
Massachusetts regiment in Virginia, and made IA
speech. Said he, a" have been invited 10 speak in
faneul Hall before large meeting 10 nc held there.
But oh how much more eiiecrual than all can do
would 1t be 10 have yon there, ana let them hear
from your own experience, and look upon You,
the heroes Of years service. Don't let ANAL,
nor letter ia mail, 20 out from this camp without
AN appeal from every true ron OF harsachuse,ts 10
come out here and reinforce the Army Of The POto-
mac, go that every fallen comrade and brother may
be avenged, aud that tbs unholy rebellion may DO
erurhed ont.
TIE HOPE EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Hope Express Company urge men in their
employ 10 enlist al once, prOu!,nlg half pay and
their situations ~ the end of the war
ANTIrON BATTALION OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Major Willard reports rrogrefs in the organization
of his command. His headquarters are at No. JJ5
broadway. SIX competent sergrauis are wanted
CAPT. Burcess he enrolling OFF er al headquarters
and four otAer oces have been opened in me city.
HiiiHOUSH LIGHT INFANTRY.
This regiment has been designated ~ tie second Of
the Empire Il made md s dong wei ID enrolment
Col. Caassen ye,terday received lhe bounty ctecss
for fifty Of his men. lie intends 20 make arrange
tneriH whereby these can he promptly oashed here
after OIL soon a. rt.e we'd. Relief ccdl.aies are die
trbuted 10 r. fls as soon ~ jLey a.e mustered INTO
service. The following are Tie field and etai. Off
Cers. They have al tc,n active service:
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