Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

eran rcgiments nov organizing. upon ap-
plioaiioa 20 the Colonel Of the re- ,iuaent for
Which the recruits are INTENDED. Bin. for
transportation % recruits for these rcgi-
ments by s;age. STEAMBOAT. or privafe con-
veyanos-eHhibiting the names Of recruits
transp0rtcd-and certified BY The recruiting
officer. viii be paid bv Capt. TIC. j.
BAILN. L. :. Disbursing Ofsioer. on de-
mand. a. viii also the bill. for the one
weeks board aud other legitimate bills for
recruiting services. IL made and certified IN
like manner.
Il. The enlistment paPers vail be made
IN tripiicatc. and must show the real resi-
dence OF the rcersit. and II Il be other than
iaat upon whose quota be Is credited. the
name Of the place for which be enlists. must
be stated at the top Of each enlistment.
thus
Ouota ot----H Neglect Of this re-
quirement wall render IL impossible 70 ex-
labit correctly the proper credits and cause
erroneous reports Of delinquencics. 70 be
made from tins o:5cc 70 the Provost Ma--
shall General.
i Municipal authorities are specially
required 20 prohibit entirely. by whatever
proper means. any and ali enli-tmenis
within their Jurisdictions. for the regiments
and corps of other States. and cause the ar
rcst and detcntion (untiI notice thereof is
furnished tins oihcc.) Of all persons per
sisting in such tlairrcftf interfcrences with
the military organizations Of this State.
In the ordinary avocatious q life. com
plcto success. - only rendered certain bv
such undivided attention of each 20 his en-
ploymcnf. as must necessarily exclude al
most entirely the pursuits of pleasure. and
the individual who attempts 20 unite both.
rarely conpetes Successfully. with him Who
gives has whole mind and labors 90 his ie-
gitimate business. How. then. can We ox-
Pect permanent advantages over = brave
and determined. though unscrupulous and
rcvcnCcfgl enemy. who makes every person
and thing within has control wholly subser-
went % military purposes IN their most Wig
orous and Efficient form. while we are en-
gagged even more than is usual. in the Gus
tomary business cares of lifc. aud only fur
nish the Governmout small portion Of our
sarpius men and means % contend against
this formidable foe. who makes war bis
whole pursuit.
The rebels are in the midst Of dcstitution
and want almost unparalleled. and arc with
out a slcan Of hope Tor their encourage
ment IN the future With more % fear
from success than defeat. yet such is their
blindness and iniatuatiou that they caa seem
60 raise armies a. will from their sparse
and poverty-stricken popuiation. Shall Il
b. said that New England State abound
ing in wealth and men to constitute the best
troops IN the world. affected hitherto ad-
ycrsely By the war oa'y in those sudden be-
rcasemements through winch oar fame an6
honor have been purchased. cannot nov
bring some 500 volunteers into the field.
AFTER SIXTY DAYS effort. when tbe complete
aad immediate subjusaiion o. the rebellion
.s depending upon such results
The wauton massacre by thc rebels in
cold blood of unartned and deienccicss pris-
ouers. and the sadcring and death q our
brave troops iu rebel prisons from starya-
tion and nakcdncss. while all their soldiers
rn our hands. by capture or othcrwisc. are
not only humancly treated. bat Lountfauv
irl and clothed. call for lefe-aialf,oa on
the part q our people. that sufirient rion
noE be furnished for such immediate pro-
grcss IN thc conduct of this var. - shall
render our foe poueriess. f9r a repetition
" these atrocities.
Hlry o. orr loyal brethren and their FAM
ihes throughout thc South. Who are anI
have been slHcr.ng untold horrors from
persecution and want for more than two
years past. nov demands an our energies
in tlis behalf Mory to che uiis-uiie,i rci,-
cis in arms ard tbeir .adrria- Families.
makes the same demand upon us. yafire
90 thc lcaiers of thc rebellion requires
these eHor-s. let -s. then. on tho name of
Hna1afy anl E.,giaa. forgetting an par
tes. sccts anI creel.. rice up as on. man
anl sag. dat az uiltcrcr cost. th.s rebel
hon must nov be pot toun. and chat our
allotted portion of volantccrs required for
th.s iask siau az onec be- forthcomlnr
1t thcre Del. a. iar al possible. susrcn-
s.an of oar customary business pursuits. IN
t.l this rc.ait b. made certain. We knou
thar the rebels make every departments 81
bu.iness industry ani capitai to contribute
sholly to the Advancement 90 their traitor
oas WISHES and designs. ard can - reason
a5ly expect to meet them with any assur-