New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
TEE DRAFT.

TIE DRAFT.
The draft, which is now progressing in this and
other Atlantic States, seems TO pass oil with little or
no excitement in any quarter. Whatever noise
there u about it, is Of tie uos joviai and hilarious
character. To read the accounts we have received
from the interior Of our own State, from hsssachu
sets Connecticut, Vermont Maine, Rhode Island,
Pennsyiv wanna, &C., one would think that the draft
Was indeed lottery, in which the individual whose
maine was drawn had secured valuable pEl4o
/ Here are some illustrations:
The dis', for TN, city lPiyu oath Ms" Concluded
hqusrier before u o'clock amli loud cheers Ihout1u
tie pioceed'ns, tho sr tg-ivnce ives m me be't Il'
huuIoT evidently enjoying the announcements t,'nI A.
iiihsy '" 10 con 70 we f"'t' au1 49, ~
les Of .h'scsss eoedtn ~ ne nsine o. parry H. TIE
Lz say person wei known 10 the crowd was Iung out
Bot o.. eIsynau tie Rev. w. ). Potter Of III. Uni,A
Iian Church, drafted Too Bar Furnishes no menbrT
I'D she lill I'D P,sis Cl5 cl'fbu.d one Among the
Of Tho drafted u that Of Jea-on Davis We hope he
Lay be e. and be- 90 to death Of tie other Ja"
At Montpelier. Vermont, The FrtcmcH says:
THE derv to see the l q drsled 10 ,hi, sub
,rlc, eliminated 10 condsu.ed JAN IN and about ihs lrs
nan ofoe publish IL extra the names Of those
oiwn Mont eef and ADJOINING sowns The drafted 'n
tool their lot good hssoi,dy ana Ia tse ohs Te'Pses
The Free Press says those drafted in Burlington
marched ia the evening with lfo and drum through
e. streets.
The Rutland W. Herad Gays:
al e'ciscE q. 90. tie dran-3 % tho viisge viii
others, met a, the Town Han elected Ben h. Chase
O. formed into line en- headed b, hfe and di-.
afch.d tlTough the principal tr.eis ,'oIpus a the ftt
where by lraaes; payer ofcsoi ~ Rs, L. .na
Howard. sud spo-ch.s made by the following gentlemen,
DO were ss,s c. .s .nd s.o Iy b. Key
Mr sssvef sra Mr. q. Il Hit o. iLe con,crP.. theei'
tie corscrri, from abroad &C. .itof which tie company
IJ5ufaed with The highest s,od 'o''1n.'
In somo quarters, however there IL still persist
en-, attempt the part Of the Copperhesd organs to
create disturbance. The Miners Journal, pub
lished in Pottsville, Peunsy lvania, ,ays
app.ars that tho Coppehssd papers IN this borough
dslT op,ed that the Rebels di ro reach tie col
efIe, and Dun down. 10 tueif disappointment hey
nov tfyIn- the miners aud ltbofc T. do wha, to
s.su lhe miner. snd lsboer. oysto the Government
sld sa. po through tho Teachings Of the Copper
heads. are di, Po.ed 10 riot"
ILe Detlo,t A lUerf,ser and Tribune remarks
"Doriny the ps.t ,e ds,s much ,.i
abost remittance the DTsiG, aus u oIssnzsions in Do
yt, leadrs who have been Engaged 10 Ae nslilou'
u o.-Lns not here Ia ia the po'ession OF proper
have few word, Of advice to these leader. snd their
deuded You had better sbAadon your schemes Of
not destruction and boodsLe fo be assured evefS s.mpt
Of tho Ard vii be .pinrAiiy pI d'"n Dstiot ' Deeh
hctuty dgscod by fio and We ,ny 10 all "ho have
t.tAnea the idea Of fesi.iance 10 law hat the Tvs si ling
prop. Of tho city, ,utainrd by all the constituted author
ii., have determined that cost VIVA, may. order
ned and that no uttfcuI bsJk Cafti if,s
will be- used to provoke any attempted violation Of
the peace Every la% soians 0oa cI5n o. ~ tai.' aha
monh the evil ,posed and to warn thoe who may htVe
been deceived by 70 bewar. how they trs with the
peace Of the city OF sttemPt Resistance to law
! THE Fail RfUer EUeBiD5 Neos Of july ~ Gays;
There w,r. serious fear, Of outbreak ia t. city
Las, week Several OF wealthy citizen. who own con
nicou. .,,sss had their property guarded by
.tcb armed TO tie teeth volunteer company formed
and drilled 10 City Hall Between and two hund ell
egpeafed on the arrival Of trtin
fOCN
spirts found 1t out aud suOsided"
In Tile Ncrark DAILY Mercury Of the same date
we ind the following:
Lathe Democratic Union Club Of Paterson. at recent
meeting made, Gd enhu,ias,ictly received
10 form rhe companies FOR me puipo1 o. p,hs soy 20
a rosus proceedings. should any occur aud especially TO
ignihcsniy ssys: IA his motion was not con'onat WIN
he business Of the Club was laid on the table until alter
IL cannot be possible that Gov Parker will give to
any foed for suoh sinister ufpo,e' as arrived at 10
the latter Of this motion What hss mnthfy com
LAW 10 DO with the hsbess corpus The rfsr iooss
rciou.y like to obtain arms for tho baso't o puF
pOses" 80, ~ ,
In various cities aud towns, aid is being afforded
10 drafted men, A large public meeting was held in
Hartford, Conn. last week, and series OF resolu-
ton. psssed authorizing the Seecmen TO appropri'
ate 500, 900 for the purpose Of paying the eSemp-
ton fees of such drafted men as had families depend
ent Oh them for support, and were not able them
selves to raise the sum required
The PROPOSITION to DO submitted to the voters Of
Saco Maine. in town meeting, is to see if they will
vote $40 per month to the drafted men for service
rendered the Government, ia addition to their regu-
lar pay and bountes
At town meeting held in Tveron, Rhode H.
land las. Friday, it voted to pay the sum OF -
per week the family dependent OF every drafted
person substitute or, if they preferred, the sum
of $500 down, Instead Of the weekly pay. Joseph
Osborne, Cyrenus Bliss and Gideon ii. Duriee
were ap, 'ontcd a Committee to procure substitutes
and pay Communication money.
In relation to the exemption Of 20 many men from
tho dratt in any place. an shall equal the excess OF
volunteers furnished the quota called for, in
the given locality, The Rochester Epen'ng Express
says: ,...,.,y A..
IA ws audsusand the ruling u Es''sssi'hs s"' Tue