New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
q work, to which 90 many Of our best educated
scholars owe such large debt Of gratitude. Its
preparation has been pleasant task, scattered light
ly over the yean that have elapsed since the first
edition Of this work was published and that have
been passed. like the rest of my life, almost entirely
among my own books. That l shall ever recur to
this task agVn, for the purpose OF further changes
or additions is not at all probable. Myaccumulated
years forbid any such anticipation; and therefore,
with whatever of regret may part from what has
entered into the happiness of so considerable por-
ton Of my lfe feel that now part from ii for the
last time. Ertremum hoe minus hdbeto."
THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER. September Walker
Wise Go.
The present number of this sterling old per-
odica is welcomed with sincere interest, not only
for tho admirable literary criticism and profound
philosophical discussion, which usually grace its
pages but for its earnest expressions of loyalty to
the Union, and its cheering anticipations Of the
Issue Of tho existing struggle. One OF the most
striking articles in this number is entitled Loyalty
in the West" few extracts from which Will WIN us
the thanks Of our readers.
RESPONSE OF THE WEST TO THE CALL OF THE
PRESIDENT.
The call Of the President for seventyye thousand men
20 nut down the Rebellion printed on the lo'h Oh
April. We well remember on that day hearing more
than man say. az he read the telegram WY does NOT
NJ Lincoln call for quarter Of milioni Illinois was
10 furnish six regiments. Indiana six. Ohio thirteen
Missouri four Michigan one Wisconsin one, Iowa one
and Minnesota one In day from the CALL the Gov
,f ed
that were ready for services and In i've days OF sixty
nine companies. In five days from the call Indiana had
seven thousand men over her quota nporng 10 DC per
iied to serve Wisconsin instantly furnished her one
regiment and in ten days was ready 10 iurhlsh I'VE
Missouri lettering all over with treason mat Deioie
10 year uas ont II needed the surgery Of thTeescore
fclis 70 subdue raised her onr full regiments "l'hin
brec weeks o. tic call showing by that the essehHl
sourdnc that has since then with the hearty shceof oi
her Western sisters saved Ler ana WIZ sbefly sei no
free Iowa with a dangerous southern hoIttr ana A'T
Of mischief makers within the lines raised her one
REGIMENT in few hours. PRESENTLY rendered TWO H"I'
and In eight weeks from the hrst call had SIX reg, his
IN The ssrice Michigan for her ore regiment ra.S'd
five ~ once then mustered nine more m very shor'
time wie Minnesota splendid body of nine hun
dIod and thirty men. lse AZ echo. To tie oa.i
orTBURsT OF POPULAR FEELING.
So then IL vas clear at that tie Wet meant hot
70 measure her loyalty Ia The country ~ Inc sthuh"
raised IN Wr.hirgton or a. limit hcrse m any way tn
lie very moderate desires ~ the President ana MS taDl
not BELIEVING implicitly the promise ihai ie 'A'cnt,o
I'll Do is duty lIdlilff'iif N'il rl' .''i W."
whole country from the hrst day, that nc WEI" III t'
r Of circuutances that would est to the utterrost
syer nerve AMI i,cr II our life and that mere W. 10
bop ~ %" oouniiy eAecPi ia ~, s,s 49,.
aid the Union IL the Instinct oi seipIese alton
Transferred from tie To the country lhiT iceihg
and conviction manifested itself IN all ~" Varr'! 81
,.u al OF quaint or curious incident that l. sur" To
come out whenever The popular heart III yr'a' u,
unffiisrcd hy conventional usage Is stied !" ~ OPP"
thing. Inch To the student ot history convey I'M
. d.. sf
agt tire than tie things that usually III the Eye ana ear
When tie lf.sh Brigade organized and b,seeoAih
ae,eytaucc Il slrl, field Informed that there N"s
Do nom OF need fuf H. the gallant lrishnen met to con
,cr what 90 do and. after considering NC sVe't
In al! ito bearings. determined aId voted 'HNt nu q
and .riy g. four. hat we vi Keep ny -. aii
and a.sciplre and preserve or Organization IN luh
,sor until W. skaA ~ needed" The Little town 81 ir".
30 .,e.s that she must bc up End dong a. o.c' ana
with ~ her m.sht l,oS!so has hnci! ''i,, ~. ~.
INSTANTLY seventy hte 90 The sr'ce ~ her country
report With particular story TO tel 'A''p' tn''
,lc l. doing Yer duty. tcegrnpls III s'h'h =! t.n.
Of tie Westcrn paJcrs We An'o DO G's, - an
Nth IL" Alcdo Ike every Other town ia th' "'st hr
year past LAS been forcly afflicted ~ iAc i-'n''.A
sar-~ Aools continually rastca ae,ut h'i H. t,
Democratic poles Ia these first days ~ h'r l"hi'oo'
Aco determines tha, there shall bc no more i'oc!a ~
sud Republican, hu, only patriot atd American, ~,
fol- q Der ed Purpo'e 'le Gs,,'s y. NJ ,re,y
stlaily them into slices sphces oac eaieiuH! 70
each until tley polc and then IN mg ay shoa'
ng- Trses that with Ito asg Of The mon h..s on.
over al 40 uuTcaa!noss on The port 81 me state or
general executive could chin this Impulse ana instinct oi
the wcsieTn u.an-and woman. We have seen that tie
Iowa i.f,, was ralscd In few hours Inc %! came
~ lru farm and town IN The common wofklng costume
IoN ,l TIA, u hardly tie thing 20 send her sous
oct 90 yet there not Uniform IN The state ana INC
ncA were wanted Instantly. 20 she 's'ralh,u 70
l,ao fr hue fArnel and had W by TIE next Tram
Which nlf.h.rcs. wives mothcrs sisters ard sweet
hearts attaching with shears and needles her regiment
~as PIT into uniform N few hours more ana sent aN
r,ong TAerc laughter nj the sight Is The stall
az ,ouih came through great cities but 1t was
lal Il initiate tenderness ard pIde !" see hoW
tie heart - Tie people tcat On th1 Upper MiasssplL
Iowa tep long ahead ~ Lcr executive FOR ~ one OF the
su.r. + tie tine We nnd the editor writing Of tie
ilrd Just then seat into tie service. we hope That
teArc tie - service for tts regiment efpr,s IL
u b. provided With officers Uniforms clrtridgcs and
several other articles that usually considered inds-
rea,ab.c 10 the soldier" lie impulse To do something
~ Tie county wss not confined 10 asoinI h,rc is Mf.
Bates ~ fcud.coa. Indiana. believing thh ne can sht
Ne, n tlcy viii 1T him. cnring accordingly. but re-
ece4 to bic intense disgust because Do has owned Ia
beng ninety ycnrs u age or TO se1for here Is MARY
" Dennis standing sl1 feet two ~ .liicfs WHO bribs
uknOVn IN those paris ana dsgu''h ~ man. 'ii'ls
H. A.. still later company of tie ilri Minnesota Eegl.
mott md MARY. being handy aH Wen IA a handsome
4 lon "a promoted 10 De lieutenant before she II iound
OF, 90 tie averages - ordinary patriotism ior here
l. family Il sixteen Young men fcslding ia Dayton,
Ohio. enlntlns az 1T ouoe. and Ia one comi iny-ahd
another Iowa editor telling Low hard u II 20 ~ bis pa
out because bis sons that he counted on Ia help
him tho Younger only icen years Of age have enlisted
nid NAKED two hundred miles TO Join their company
and how be hos thd counting how long before he can
30 too with four more grovihs tAciy ana no hopes ne
ina, "a, have seycu 10 go or 20 commercial usage
for l,fe "a mn cmin mt Detroit firm Offering 10 farnsh
Government with lfy tuns Of sho and she'll Ia be paid
for Whenever II Is convenient Ana ono morning" gust
Of laughter passes over Chicago AS the story goes that
the DAY bclore great house In New Orleans had tele
grnul I'd to one In Chicago for Large Quantities Of
IN. securities were safe, the margin" splendid. but
the py was instantly flashed back. bat your cotton T.
Another laugh there Was, when the Illinois boys had
tipped down quietly TO Cairo 10 watch for whatever
might como over rom Kentucky and had stopped u
steamer bound down the river laden w.th lead. Tho
lead Vas uulondcd On the cyoo and presently gentle
man nom the South inquired why that lead was nj sent