Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

| der for the execution Of the draft; and their
| temporary confinement before hearing Of trial.
I Necessity, stern ureessity, wiz alone tolerate
| sucb orders. This necessity, in the absence Of
! State legislatiea, i is known to ail who read,
/ did to some extent exist ia our State; and the
! individual who viii complain of the execution
Of these orders, under the circumstances attend
/ ing them, would complain Of the neighbor who
should break open his mansioz, wren en- fire, te
save his child from perishing in the flames
/ Fer the honor Of our State, il should be made
known that but eleven OF such arrests have
been made within our borders, SO far as known
/ to ne. Ofthese, three persons were removed
from the State, four we're confined for short
time at Camp Mansfield, and the remaining four
at Camp Chase. All those confined within
| the State, have been get at liberty. All the
arrests, so far az 1 am advised, we're made by
virtue of orders from the War Department, and
but two upon my recommendation.
From the knowledge have, as to the causes
/ Of arrests, believe the action of the Depart
ment was base upon sufficient grounds. That
his exercise Of military power was necessary
toseuabe the several States authorities - raise
their quota Of troops, have no doubt what
ever; and SC believing, must chesrfully APPROX
ed it. It il the duty Of all good citizens to
submit TO any and al sacrifices necessary to
maintain cur Government; and the man who
will complain ef the acts referred to, when his
neighbor on sither side Of him has given up for
ever his darling SOC, should be frowned upon
by all good men. God grant that neither, a.
gain, may ever be called upon to make the sac
rifce!
! Is this, however, may not happily prove to
be the case, and as we may yet bs called upon
to raise additional troops, it IS recommended
that provisions be made by Inv, to prevent all
interferenciez.by evil-dsposed persons, with the
persons fdtrysded with that 9aty. The act of
April &c, 1861, entitled "An Act to punish
treason and other crimes, should be 30 amend
ed as to embrace this offence. The duly con-
sGituted authorities Of our Stare would then bG
able 10 take care Of all offenders within tht
State, and thereby relieve the President of the
United States and all actisg under his authori
ty from lhis, to them, unpleasant but necessary
duty.
) Returning to the measures you had under con
sideration at the time Of your adjournment
, postponde, I presume, for the want of time du
, " to mature 4he same, I beg to call your spec
iLAt aAaCuhlOu ~ 44OuSC ON ~ ~ 1rfOs ~ oa
S thorize volunteers from this State, in actua
service at the time of a general election, to
D vote wherever they may BE-" and Senate bill
B Ne.153 ITO create the Office Of Assistant
: Adjutant- General, and Assistant Quartermas
e ter General.
= The first eff thesq- q-meoshares is based uFor
justice to a class Of our most m9ritorious citi
: zens. ,T.he right of participating in the eiec
D tion of the oHiesrs Of our Government, is per
: bapS more highly prised by the citizen thar
: any ether privilege secured to elm by our Con
c sttuaion. there ore respectfully urge yo'
to secuae by law, rs far rs practicable, to ev
cry citizen of the State who may be in tht
: military service of the country this inestimabl
5 nrivlage.
j a prompt discharge Of the business in til,
0 Offices o. the Adiutant- General, AMI Quarter
e master General, in which every portion Of OIL
: States now deeply interested, demands earl.
and favorable action upon the second measur
c eferred 10.
In calling your attention to the civil depart
msnts OF the State government, ragrot Il
be compelled TO announce, that for the wan
: of time I have been ablh TO devote but lit
tie personal attention TO them. must there
. fore simply ref5r you to the reports of tn
: officers in churge Of the different department
J Of the Government herewith submitted 1
. nffords me pleasure to bear testimony TO thei
fidelity to duty. Their reports will prov
their induatry and economy.
: " It will be scan that the several Een9volen
institutions Of the State are in q most pros
perens condition, I have carefully consider
- At - =
Of Directors and commend them to your ia
" vorsble consideration. Feonoynical as OF
: constituents desire their representatives to b
fthcy care but little what amount Of money
y expended in providing for the inmates of Ties
: Institutions, provided only that the ;expend
ture is necessary, and that it be made viii
economy and integrity.
IF will be seen that tho number of these ur
# fortunotes provided for at these Institution
o on the 18th day Of November, A. D. 186
e was, at the several.
!.unatic AsylHms (omitting LoDgyiew) :. Sc
At the Blind Asylum. m..................12 IL
" At the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. ....... Is
AZ the IdiOtic Asylum ......5 5
u :, Total number in nail.........9 all. SO
u !, And the total expenses to the State, for ii
:, pnst year, was Sl35, 487 55.
:, The blessings extended to these sever;
y classes of unfootunates, cannot be measured h
dollars and cents. II cannot fail to gladde
e the hearts OF all our people. to know how ger
= erously the provided for their unforiunant fe
u low citizens.
The ninth aunaal report of the Commi
sioners Of Common Schools exhibits the graf
flying fact that our system Of Commen Schoo
fully meets the expectations Of its most ardcr
frieDds. It viii be seon that the average nun
= Der for the previous year, swelling the gran
= army of the children in our State acquirin
:. knowledge, to the DRnber Of 623 G69. TT
" number of teachers: males. 10, 559 ard +
, males, l0,931. The number OF shooI diractc
:, in the State, is about 10000 The cuulber
- officers other than directors, connected in son
= way with the management of our sceooIs,
: about 1000. The number Of school dislric
" is 1872. The number Of school-houses is 10
= 422 their estimated value is $4,G49, ,903.-
The average pay Of male teachers is $26 35
:, female SIS 80 per month. The receipts iu'
y the Treasury for school purposes, during Il
year, were So, 765,896 10. The expeRditur
le during the year, were $2,5OI,0G8 49. II
; levies, State and local, for School purpose
:, for tho current year. are SAG, ,684 60 le;
= than for the year 1861.
g The report of the Directors Of the Penite
re tiary should command your deliberate consi
ID Grafton; and the institution ITSELF togeth
il with the accounts thereof, should be careful
"A examined. The receipts and disbursement
! are large, and hence the opportunity for fray
J IL