The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

tn daocriic party ostn tel its eyes thef
.. iae '.inso ~ war. pfesxoa 10 tss administration
Rtr 7>pY IA oiso fhaa ieadins bozyom sbo,ifion
y. 1ho 80 50 f'ss o. Asir abuse Of al Sho dt6~ Uit
MeT, "a" . sts3 ASir pr,erfs bv shtSr eranfles Tn
eai9r q ,he ma aaed whose zea Tor the draft led hin
% ~ = a. who questioned As dom. when drafte'
hmseii. 'ngtiroass shilxs frcn taking his share q
daiy nc aAnenr. Stoos sssch sfseaks Sub ect By
lsw ~ tay t'ny, ard constantly pressing others att
'h0he'i Nr Siof nut bs c,r IN IN spirit Nwtoas ra,f
o. ~ re- Or sH*1aooa, u Stit drqft han Ell while he
" NV u RI T. the mechanic aud iaborer who Ii
c,Inlx ied olesgc his wife and children.
SN more merit 1fg n possibc is the course or Mayer
Oryfe, wtose drafted Sun instend ~ .ailantly asprns
iof1s1 q a ~ eaaaie 70 POOR men, ssr'tsf The Mayor
e fled witb latrotism at conventions and in pre-.
C'ani.tbrh; ho - gor0cd soith Pavement con-
rA9s be teams heavily upon the government 10
n'e cod hs los, profits but his con, when drafted
eoTg ( hou o9scs. but these Offices do expose
% anythioe br' elary and fees Being soldier is quito
= Naefeat .hing ~ rpm s,eh false fss ,ces-srrh
AStobe drsit, y WE. at the least, but OF doubfii
exTeaency and hs cen, from various various causes
s onr at'-t ind embarrassed n vcodev Il largely
nefsc,ual We shat obtain as ,aauy couscs rs rs
are 70 bring the honorable conclusion
We ought not 10 have been this dilemma AT an carly
day fi tesed and urged upon mcmbers OF Congress
and menab rscf the Cabinet 4 remedy for the evil we
now sitter from. i WAS simply 70 enlist men COR
OF en'strest VIC should now have rejoiced army
OF veterans But. AZ AT outsider, my voice was too
feeoos ivcmemcmhered that this was the most
nopular form Of erisment IN 1919. II tho form,
serving three short campaigns volunteer
wnirh c1ssed myself, In 1914 though that term or
service expired by The treaty Of peace before lott tho
nut hnc the dram wiil not gyoto che army the mum.
her troops required there 10 auothcr way doing
And this imposes duty upon us all We need now re-
kindng - the flame of patriotism which illuminated tho
States and insnrcd the PEOPLE 1851 and 1862 LOT us
appeal 10 he spirit that then animated a classes More
and better soldiers be obtained by voluntary Efforts
than BY inscription. Experience had taught others
what the Washington government secms moi 20 have
understood that for obtaining soldiers July and August
are unreasonable months; that while recruits, during
the heated term, arc obtained with difficulty, in
September, October and November, they como will
= rneh. If this and other Stxtes can DO or.
gan'zcd and stimulated as this Slate was in 1867 by
or two thirds OF the returned veterans Como OF whom
worth two green volunteers three conscrpts can DO
raised in two mouths s. VI s.'f8 n y
Nor should DO forgotten, either by the recruits or
by those who are called to furnish bountie that
ther army work ID nearly done-that tho Rghting is
principally over We need large army now saore for
moral effect than for 1tties In the future, will
depend upon ststesmeand oiviaos than upon generals
and soldiers 9e
And now, word in conclusion Tho President has,
by proclamation, suspended the writ OF habeas corpus
This thoGg necessity in portions or the country
and elsewhere perfectly harmless will be made the
sion ior renewed and vehement exhibitions OF political
h.slility. The <,tds OF Yesterday announced it q
'.s.uspens.on OF tho Writ of Iiberty.nM W
ibis proclaTnaticu even white than Judge
NJ unn EXISTS Is az neednl as was ia New Orleans,
where there was Judge Hall and Gen. jackson. None
bht enemies have anything to fear from II. But &c 1t
were etherwise in isolated cases. this power should be
abused II is beor that individual shod DO wronged
than tna tho government and Union should endan
gered.
This proclamation will strengthen the government and
weaken It's enemies and those who for political effect
choose TO the folly Of fedcraiists will find
themselves after the rebellion has been pat down,
the fcdcrass after tho OF 1912, compelled
usr indignation within healthier political organIzatsons
or in retirement and obscurity, invoking the forgefat
ness OF their countfymen. +t*R @T.W