Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16
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The Cinscy'ptien In New HampehiRe-
The hate Riot-~Eerddy Of tho
Administration. ~

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The E'nscF'pt'an in New HappehiFe-- :
Administration. y
A brief dispatch from New HampshIre OF
Saturday announced oonscriptIon riot at Jack
son, where the mob burnt the Forest Vals
House. halfway between the Crawford and
Glen Houses, and stoned the agents Of the Pro
voat MArshal engaged In notifying conscrIpts
The Deputy Marshsls barely escaped from ths
buildings With their lives, and the loss Of prop
erty is valued Of ST. S.00Q.y vgtsr =
This outbreak In q Republican State, where
the friends Of the Administration are largelJ
in the majority, IL trace,ble In the frat In
stance to popular repugnance against the
conscriptlon law, but more especially to tha
pertidious dealing by the Washington authori
ties with the executive OF the State which findl
O parallel in the correspondence between Gov
Seymour and the War Office. The Republic
can Governor Of New Hamp,hire, Hon. ]. A
i Gilmore, has just made communication to thI
In proper light. In New Hampshire, as II
| New York, come towns had exceeded theil
quotas under former calls while others were
behind. In July last the New Hampshire Le
gslature passed resolution requesting Gov
Gilmore to bring this fact before the Washing
ton authorities, and secure San apportionment
Of the men TO be drafted among the towns ani
cities, 30 that. after such draft should
becompleted, the number OF men heretofore
furnished by, together with the number Of
men that might be drafted from, the several
/ towns and cities should be in the proportion
which the number Of enrolled militia in the
several towns and cities should bear to the
whole enrolled militia Of the State" He did
90, sending the resolution OF the Legielature to
the Secretary of War and urging that any other
course than that recommended would do " the
most palpable injustice" )" and saying:
"You will at once perceive, my dear cir, the
great difnculty OF enforcing tne orait, 30 mani
fesily upJust as It woulo De, carried out ae eug.
gested. onr people Moui9 almost revoN o.
such an Outrage upon Tue Eiiiness ptlnclpies OF
justice ana equality:
what would 90 right, what should De done,
as it seems 70 me, ie, tnat instructions DO ssued
cur prosus' aarsoa's ~ .sae % ra.J eoos'uera'
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.ab ~ maAo sne S. ~. - ssIan r,n. oS 90 !,
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e;i, .s ho;ye ~ 80, - ,.ans ~ o. o,Sa.s
you u,il not nesia.e AZ onc' 70 ,ssue .ae V,uers
soOuS ;n.,:a Az to aS,oh u nnda.
ana,. nonsid. ,ino of n,,h,io rrorriatr and ~
ural equity, they are 60 clearly entitled"
Senators Hale and Clark, and Congressman
Rollins and PatteEson, all Republicans, also
wro.e ~
tu6 DopdEbmcub WILL duOH uuE otht6 hu-
, inoil.'es W sse,sn quotas W ,ne ,oMns 10 mah'
ing up sue numpsf lrom tne ulsHiS.s, tne mat
yer eau 10 maie ea.isia9.oiy. we Ietr 70
papers ierNstIea 20 Lne Depar'mens py GOV
1ilmoie nn snu Msloi maos.
uov. onmes9 sS teseNeu no reply anu slses tne
NJ. w % nraSsy ~ sS .hs|rman ep e,iofs - ,ha
rnhl;can Fxecutivs State Cammit,ss of Mas
Hampshire, to Washington. Finally on the
l7th of July, the following was telegrapbed: !:
y AsHINaToN, July IL, 1868.
The acs of Assembly of your State oaIy
reached here to day. The question presented
In your telegram and letter has been carefully
considered. Itis absolutely impossible to make
the apportionment. by toWns. The mere qres.
tion Of some days delay 10 of no essential i'm.
portance II the object could be accomplished,
but IL cannot. The apportionment of credit is
made by Congressional aistricts, according to
the act OF Congress. ya
.7aas@ EDWIN M. sTAN TON
.tv ti3t Secretary OF War
GOV, GILMoREs" 'a ~
.Asiounded at such a reply Gov Gilmore at
once answered:
aI-a du "coroopn July IS, 1863
o.. sSs' "s I -,
,.sa & TIn nm 10 leoe,ps o. yoar olspa.cn o' yes.
islasy: sne ulals 70 W 10 msue as YOU Gave
uec'Isu; W,,y you mus. seDu teeMen' 70 en'Srce
S TSs., II Jou nos sens tns NeT hampshire
fi''n Hiease answer " 's'sg,aPPpm, moor
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NJ. NJ governor VI Ner uuaInp,nHe'
non' e. W. STATION eecy oi war,
Shortly alter sending this message the Gov