The New York herald., 1863-07-24
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The Draft IA new Jersey.


GOVERNOR PARKER N ooNNuNTCATION WITH THE
GovERNNBNT-EYF0RTs TO BE MADE TO RAISE THE
QUOTA BY THE VOLUNTEERS sYsTEM-rHE NEWARK
HABEAs CORPUS cAsE-rHg PROVOST MARSHAL OF
BERGEN COUNTY, ETC.
Tho excitement respecting the draft not abated in
New Jersey notwithstanding federal executive power
has mot yet ordered It's enforcement in that Common
wealth. The enrolment OF all persons capable Of per-
forming military duty Is not quite finished for the
entire State. In . majority OF counties the enrol.
ling officers have just completed their task and
duplicate copies having been furnished TO head
quarters The provost marsha in these districts
awaiting orders from tho OF government to
seelng against the alleged necessity for draft in
New Jersey being the very general opinion that the
delay by Offering suitable bountes and other audabc In
ducemens. Nearly all the leading in the State OF
may happen that their united influence will induce the
posponement OF the conscrpton for reasonable period
be realized Tho quota required from the entire State
Is ten thousand, and Is moro equally divided among
Tue leading men in the state Consider Inc Conservation
unnecessary far relates their particular 0ca
ties having entire confidence in the patriotism Of the
people 10 come forward In the hour of actual need
II thcre were Inducements offered beyond a love for
tho Union, which is the highest and Doblest incentive
that can move Free intelligent people. hon. Joel
Parker Governor Of the State has been consulted
renee 70 tho matter and, inasmuch his views
trely similar to thoso who have called upon and written
TO him on the subject, is promised that he has taken
measures IN conjunction with the Hon horatio Seymour
OF New York. 70 have the order for the draft modified,
with the consent Of the federal executive power
substitute the volunteer system heretofore in the
state. His views universally known throughout the
state and the result OF his communication with the ad
minstration Is anxously looked for by the people
An interesting Of habcaS corpus argued
terday in Newark before the Hon r. Field, Judge OF
the District Court the United States for New Jersey
and, from the nterosCelt In regard the Conscrpton
law at this tmc 1t attracted the attention of everybody
The argument was made motion offered to discharge
habeas corpus minor, named Albert Sefet, sixteen
old who In the month Of August 1862 at the city
OF Now York. without the consent Of his parents or OF
his guardians did enlist the army the
United States. The motion was made and argued by
Charles Bo cheling Jr ESQ., behalf OF the relator In
the suit, and by A. q Kcasbey Esq, behalf OF the
government The government resists the discharge
grcss passed April 10, 1862 Judge Field notified the
parties that he will render his decision the 4h day or
August next.
In Jersey City, Hoboken and Hudson City there appears
to be strong feeling against tho draft; and in the
former place. Mayor Rorner has been induced to
request the action or the Common Council
10 effect the result mentioned above-thc volun-
teer system-by offering bounty 10 returned voun.
teers and othcrs VINO are willing TO enst, provided
the Inducements sufficient In order TO raise the quota
the hands Of committee, who. ID said, will adopt
such measures will tend TO the number OF
volunteers called for IT, however, the quota should not
be led by volunteers induced by bounties other
feasible plan will be Immediately devised 70 the
desired object The position OF Jersey city in this
ter win bc initiated by the Corporations Of Hoboken and
Hudson City.
Mr.. Jeremiah Demarest, Deputy Provost Marshal Of
Bergen county denies the truth o the report extensively
put n circulation that be left Bergen county during the
leave the county for night during the whole OF
week.