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, 1863-11-12
FROM BOSTOY.
State Pay to yolunteors-yVorkm
Strikes.

Boston, Nov. 11.-In the Legislature, to-
day, the Governors Address on raising and
paying volunteers, was referred to special
LegihatiTe Committee, which met immedi-
ately after the House adjourned, and bill
vas Introduced proposing to give all soldiers
rhohereatter enlist Or re-enllst, twenty dol.
lars per month from the Stats Treasury, In
stealof the bounties now offered. =.
Astion upon the proposition was deferred
un&8 tomorrow.
No satisfactory arrangement has been made
Will the Navy Ia1d workmen, and the strike
still continues.
. The boiler and iron plate workers, in East
Boaon are still on strike, their employers
refusing to pay the advance demanded.
, 1863-11-12

cmbatued against the armies Of the Union
There is poetic justice in their receiving
the coup de grace from the race for Ehose
perpetuated easlavemcnt this rebellion was
undertaken. Let the Illinois Co1ored
Regiment be filed promptly. From the
material already pouring in it will be reg
iment Of unsurpassed excellence. Fill 10
the columns.
, 1863-11-12

"Whcn you have CONQUERED the South
what then!" asks SEINE cayiller, who, nine
times out Of ten. would only need to be
lightly d1ssected to develope a rebel Kin
ship,-"What are you going to do with
the labor question. You cannot raise cot
ton without slave labor. The nigger wont
work unless you wallop him. To think Of
working plantation with paid laborers.
Ridiculous, ha ha! hap And the laugh
goea echoing back along the past, where 1t
gets mingled with the clink Of fctters and
the crack of whips, and the bay Of blood
hounds, and all the Internal machinery Of
the man sellers craft, gives sound gleefully
at the assumed dilemma.
But IN answer has come that puts the
stamp Of falsehood upon this assertion,
which opens better humanity for those
who are waiting to receive it, and sets the
seal OF condemnation On those whose de-
monism has deserved it. .Adjutant Gen
era1 Thomas Report is the answer to the
Emancipation Proclamation. The lat
ter went all throughout the
South bidding the black men come
out Of their house Of Bondage to Freedom.
and Free Labor under the Union. And
, 1863-11-12

NEW YoRK, Nov. 11.-Curacoa dates Of the
longing to s tie Old aoTernment party, aHieed
at Curacoa on the 18th, sur7endesfng them
selves to the commander Of the Federal fleet,
It aonsisted Of si1 sailing vessels, one 6teaua-
er and a number Of smaller craft Venezuela
Is now In hands Of the Fede1als or insurgents.
Hundreds Of refugees were arriving from
St. Domingo, who report the i1surrcction
there as spreading, aud that the slaughter Of
both the Spanish invaders and natives is very
, 1863-11-12

MAHTESo,. ILL.,, Nov. 10-J. E. L.brie,
Esq.,, OF this plaza, was last night assaulted,
ga1rotted and robbed Of a large sum Of mon.
e., near his residence At Manteno, by two
mtn, one large, and the other quite young
quite darK, and particular description is i'm.
nossible, The garotte and knife brokon In
1be struggle we're found and may be seen 1t
Manteno, 4 reward of$500 is offered for tho
detection OF the perpetrators.
, 1863-11-12
QbtfQQe Tribnnt.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883


Massachusetts, is still brirl,t examn1ar
among the States in all matters pertaining
to the cause Of the Union. 4 pronosit;on
is now pending to pay all her volunteers
under the new call twenty dollars q month
from the State Treasury, in lieu of State
bounty. This will give the soldier exclu-
sfvc Of Federal bounty, thirty-thre dollars
l'cr month.
The official report BY Gen. Meade Of the
l'attle Of GettyEburgh, and the compa,pn
Of which it was a part. Was made nnh1;c
yesterday, and full abstract at it's cb;ot
points IL given IN another column
The public have not been educated IN j.
high respect for Philaae}nlia neuso,tbo-.
ing, md before anvhodv roee ;n+o e. as,a.
the tile Of the bloody nirates If Taro Er;a
= 1t RlIl be As well to wit a dav aud see .ha
) whole news contradicted.
The nxnnvemant. oo,;,,.+ .,o,;,,
our readers have had frequent hints. seems
now to hayr been berun. In another nar+
of this paper will be found an account of
the sailing ofa large expedition from New
Orleans under the immediate command Of
General Banks; and though letter writer's
IRON below are, from prudential reasons,
chAry about stating the destination Of the
7orce, no ham can now be done by saying
1hat Mobile is the point meuaced. We
shall soon begin to hear Of active opera
lions; and if Braggs rear is not quickly
Threatened from below, Banks will belle
his reputation and his men their courage.
The New York Senate stands politically
aiter the recent election 20 Union to 10
Coppetheads, and the House 81 Union to
~ Copperheads. This is more than two
Thirds in the one body, and lacks but.two
OF being two-thirds Of the other. Last
winter Seymour vetoed the bill giving the
soldiers Of that State the right to vote. We
suspect that such bill can be passed this
winter In spite Of his yeto. It ought to be
done. -~.
The situation at Chattanooga is without
change as far as reported.
From Virginia our news il 7oluminous,
and, to certain degree, satisfactory. We
shall feel safe about Lee and his where
abouts when we knou. The rocord If thu
nast camn.;ons n v;rc;,;s bo, ,,,a1o. ~.
:7noat striking noss;b1e everon1.r ~ +he
1ncertafntz IF brn,an events .ood ho,as
and onr 4,est hone fa +hat tho 1oedors -
.our forces .are mt verv largely act;n1 nnon
.such inflammation GO tba. v1,;ch rna3-as ~
+,,o a;sn.+,,,,.
, 1863-11-12

NEwYoRK, Nov. Lit IL rrmored thst
Ar Chsse has decided to issue e95, ,000. 900
leg,i tender cusrency, With viex to relieve
the a:singency Of the loan @A.ket.
, 1863-11-12
THE new ERA IN THE SOUTH,
Can Free Labor Grow
Cotton?
TIE QUESTION ANSWERED
BY GEN. THOMAS,
Ill INTERESTING AND SUGGESTIVE
EXHIBIT OF FACTS.

The following report has been receive
Eo1a A6jutant Gen. Thomas;
NA1cuzz, Miss, Oct. Ii, 1888.
SIR: recently passed few days at Good
r1ch'e Landing, La, fifty miles above V1cke
brrg. NY purposes being to ascertain th
condition Of leased plantations, to what ex
tent the cultivation Of cotton has been car
1led on, and especially to know whether tn
cultivation Of Plantations could not be car
ried on Is well by hired ffeemea as BY Slaves
The gathering Of cotton is now II
full operation, md It may be too soon to RI
port fully the result, but facts In my pos
session are sufficient tor a judgment on the
experiment, as previously reported.
The season lad advanced fully two months
beyond the time cotton should have beer
planted, which was unavoidable, although
the system was put in operation as soon afte,
my coming to this country as WAS possible.
The 1etsees therefore 1abored under great
disadvantage In this respect, for most Of them
had just to run the furrow toplant seed, then
Plant corn, relying on subsequent time
10 break up the ground between the furrons
Of cotton and exterminate the weeds.
The necessity Of Withdrawing troops from,
Louisiana to augment the force operating
sgainst VicksburE, left this line Of p1anta,
ttons, some ai1ty In all, without adequate
protection, when the rebels made an attack
on Milhken's Bend, where thoy were signal.
II defeated, and made raids On plantations,
scattering and diving of negroes and stock.
This occurredat time when 1t was impor-
tant to cultivate crops. Some time elapsed
before tho hands could be collected, and they
we're induced to recommence work. The
consequence Was, fully one half Of the crops
were not worked at all, and In other cases
where some york Was. done the weeds and
plants had to grow up together, the i'll weeds
overlapping the cotton plant.
The army worm attacked al late cotton,
destroying from quarter to half Of the
crops. Still under all these disadvantages not
one OF the leseees will lose money, but all de-
rive profit.
1snow that they are satisfied with this ex-
pertinent All desire to re. lease for another
.ear. The negro lcssees, Of whom there are
tome fifteen, will make from four and f17e
bales, up to; in one case, $50; and It is TACT
that the cotton they have raised for them
selves, owing to its better cultivation, is of q
higher grade than that Of the white lessees.
some Of the negroes have cultivated by them
selves and families, whilst Others have en-
p1oyed their fe1low.freedmen. The freedmen
hare worked for wsges according to the scale
fixed upon by the Board Of Commissioners,
and 1t q higher rate, understand, than
, 1863-11-12

SOLDIERS VorE The Pennsylvania reg1.
ments under Gen. Burnside held an election
on the 18th Of October last, to express their
choice for Governor. The result was as fol-
lows:
, 1863-11-12

Wool bas BEEN more active with large salts, and
tome 6oQ 900 ha. mostly Il. ere, have been taken At
fu{tosr adrnnce prices ranging nom 50 TO &c., mostly
46e, lntnoine enoice CUPS u smal lots, At the
kst closes n1n3 but qutet-
, 1863-11-12
FROM WASHINGTON;
Especial dispatch to the Chicago T.fb1ne.,

7
RED Tomorrow evening, by Bishop Clark, tc
Miss z. Chase, eldest daughter TO the secre
tary Of the Treasury. The ceremony takes
place at 8 ! q o'clock, and will be followed
BY reception from to T.. The. bridal
party 1eaqes the next day for Providence,
where Senator sprague resides. From PROV.
idence their tour will be continued to Miss
Chase's tormer residence, aud to other points
in the West. The party expect to return in
time Tor the opening Of Congress.
| MILITARY.
] On Sunday last the advance of our cayalry.
under Col. Uendenin, of the 8th Illinois, l.ad
q smart sklrm1sh with tho enemy, and drore
them of the field. 4 further. advance Of
cavalry Was opposed By whole division Of
the enemy. and We were forced to retire.
Another and more successful advance was
made By Gen. Fitzpatrick On Tuesday, who
dashed through Culpepper, without seeing
any enemy. &c then passed on through
sterensburg, followed by the whole army
| They hare not succeeded IN finding the
enemy, who has retired 80 rapidly that he
has left the railroad from the Rappahannock
enttraly uninjured. The enemy Is fleeing
! and hard to catch. -
1nc n1amn.ns nos3o' OF nneh *en. NC
oo"e1, ~, 10 1Iee'ocnt' ~ In SESSION a. "e4lns
W. ~, " eAanane o"eets o1 tne army
"no "'J oo o1uefeo oeiofe u VILE sleF 70
felu1'g 'nem- ..-
ooA PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.
oo'efM pefsooS na'e ca"eo on our autnof-
it1ee, within day or two, representing the
cues u oas prisoners az h'cnmono' II Is nn-
oets1ooo 1nat Inc war department has pro
n''seo 70 seaa tne PROVISIONS winch are mott
nesuea, ano' !" caae o. tetusaoy Inc rebel
aotuo1''ies ~ pe1nit tneua 10 10 gwen 10 our
so'"sts. 'e'aaou "'n oe tesosteo TO- IL
~, w .ua' .s.lon W. W co"I.enceo AZ
o," o1se' - VIC 4ns.s' tua. t1e 'nons nom
sA W poe 30 ~upi0' 0oo lne5 WILL
80 In ' ssrn,. s ,,,1s .e...sI ~ -ameas @
s.-,nm s,.-rea - ~. ~. t.. .1a,-hA,s - ~D'''
- -.,.--...s ..-.-- s-- 1''1''''
oo.. ct - ,,N-'..
~ 1 "Ae,' ". .ss - .ots~
1e.s ~ ".s4ua1 4e' e"ae snaL Wv thereafter
APPOINTMENTS, .
TIE following promotions have been made
In the Pension Bureau: John n. Benton,
Indiana, from third to fourth class clerkship;
e " KELLOGG MICHIGAN far, seeond tn.
third class. B. Rexford. Wt,eons,p: from sec.
oxd to third class. -:
= PERSONAL.
Gen. Heintzleman was to.day assigned to
the Presidency Of the Court Martial lately
beaded by Gen. Anger, and tho lstter officer
has been assigned to the command Of the De.
naytnonut of WAshfrptou
, 1863-11-12
The Discharge OF Minors from
Military $ervaEe.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-the official Irn,1
Gazttte says: The assertion made IN seyera.
Of the daily newspapers that the Secretary OF
War has communicaredth through the Adjutant
General Modification ot tho order In refer
tazy service by civil courts, is founded in
erro-. No such modification has been made
NJ communicated =.
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TO FlRHERy AID HlICFIGIURERS,
STAST cUAETEEMASIER GENERAL s }
OErIeE
RICEMBNB, Va JuEs l3, Is33. }

.Johnson's Block,


grHE following iE Bc'zyFtem l6ePtss fer the oenec-
i toz Of tbs isEsz iu sHG=
An Seer o. the Qua teElnsE.er GcugrlIs Depart-
znsnt h asE Eaed the special chaE sf tho subIact
\ CgltroluE ossrsrmssl-T, " n he rank Of Major,
" n tbe rank us Captain Ia eEck G-agrsEs Dis
tr-e v-bers tits prscilczb.s - eo.lsct tie t-uth
Earh goBFrsssiosEl District VII, ao subdlvids6 By
the Pcs zrts mater eks-Es Of it int sections fer
The eorvsusHt delivery by t4e tax pryar Of his qusts
of prsarcs ard zEsnsz VIII BE sFpoiztsd By tlat sG-
Ger 70 take charge o. tbs cepsz So be Gstabhea "a
earh Eaclnu
Befsre thase 5erotB car BE eztshhsa sr The asslss
r7erts required usdrr The Lac be zlads the srsp 81
suas 2 -, hay and lHs clip Of wsoi fer the present
wear piu kaVa BCen aecErsa-
10 rslisFc iarussE froa tka risk and Inconvenience
o. stcri,g tHs oeVeTEEEsnt Pgrlsoa, veil - ob-
tain fa1nlsci1e Euppss fer the % he srEy, lie
fseH1ts1 -EtEsrLsg azd requeHtz farasrB rsEsdHg
1ssr Daff. Vice llarts henesi q
deliver iEs a1veIcllet teahl % any pErt 81 IT, te
that e1artsr-5ater.
Binder .ls lu Ia uers are rsqursd 30 deliver their
f-nth at da-ss Eot mere llsan get miies Ten tss
place sf rrcEacsE ~ hey VIII eeiver uEcer Jas
raesf tie Government Hif zy fer the transportation
Ia ezcess of ert sa TIE QaErisrHsastsr rs eslv ne
Frodaes uHdor tlis rsls w Evo rsss pts tc the Pr
dsosr a. evlsescs thar 80 mgch Of his tax IS paid
Ans a. tbs Port uai JzEaEser ol the GeHgrtsaicna A.
stric Sc ses ls isr the trHth, alter tas asaesssr
has eEiBl.see aul Iazas D. kb0wH 70 hin, the a1ar
t@rLlaster when IRE FIecucs delivered VIII asC
receipt the Pest eartsrzsstsr Il the District
uhe viii ldoaE copy 81 ne rsc-iPt uPoH The Eaaes
49, ertlai- ssfare tr-azeEs % 10 IA zgeHis a. the
rersiv Hs oaPot L-EAlN sAiIAi
Nzls \. e. A ees-Tsl in charge.
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Correspondence Of tho Noble Irlbuaa.
M0REToE STATION, Mss, JAY 20. 1865
Truly this is The darkest bssr sur csuHtry has
yet known. On every ksad eur eneay is press
ing Us hard, aud the 6ghl Which We al lhouehl
was breaking in the east, has faSsd before -
eyes.
On the 10th eur forsss were compelled %
eFseuats Jacka0B in srder e pfeVsEt tse esp
tyre Of the enly army left ts protest the entire
State Of Mississippi, aEd aiss large parti8n az
Alabama The retreat was cens sctsd II ths
ssmo manner in which General JshHstoa re-
tired tTO@ Manassas. and the ensHy did aae
discover it uBtl the citizens saat dag of uac-
70 Grant, sskiHg for BT0tseiisn rsn larthar iH-
jsry frsm their Ere for the Ittls lsft during the
siege.
So far thers has been ne sttsnPt or ths Psgi
of the enemy to follew rs. Neither VIII hs, f
is thought, ewing to the csnditisn CT the ssun-
Try through whieb We have passed, which "a
very similar 70 that between Big Black ard
JackssH. and the distance ever sEeh c0EntIy
- vsSal3 have to transports his ssPBliss.
What poiRt Gen. JOnsten viii select as bis
new bsss Of operations is unkuswa-zsns say
CbuHksy river, sana twenty miles this side oE
Meridian, and soEss are stTsnE in tksir bslisf
that We viii Rst step this side sf the Iomsigsse-
Oar army has not suffered as much rem de-
moralizatioR in consequence Of the retreat e5
was feared, 0wiRg to the bad sffsst the fall ef
YielIsburg, tegstksr with the truth IL regard e
the 6ghs at GsttysbHrg sad the telling sack Of
ths army Of TsBssssss, had Prsdacea uPoa the
u1srale Of the amy Bat this vas ret he
wsrsi; the twenty Thousand men VIE fst aE1
knew that they, tsgsthsf vita su thsT
zobls sfsr.s to save the iaP0rtsEs Fost esa-.
6dsd to thoir keeping, had bees saeriaesd
BY the ineezFeteacy sf their leader saa
obstiuaey, to say ne.hiag hsrsher, sf Tie
Administration, were tkrooa ussa ihs array u
fasisAes ceaditisH, 70 breed diissaient and
esnsams tho sabsisteRes gsttsa up with -
rauch officially, as the willy Grsat veil kEew
when be 80 readily allowed the rsasIkasly sasy
terms uses which Gsa. Psmbarisn sFi3ezt.Y
thiHks BE made q ssizl ghsa ks suusnde.sa t-is
post. Qaiio a Ruabsr sf 6ozsriisas Save oc-
CURED among tee Mississippi regiments. 5u. toe
veteran troops Of Breckari3ga still aarch WitA
the same Esady, cheerful o5sdieacs that has ever
ehsraa6sr. .zad them.
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HeRGAN's HATB IvTs KENrUCKY
Es,.rs,,irr .soeora1 or u. Operation,


- The New Ysrk HsraL4 has 8 lsug and inter
ss'iEg le.tsr describing Jshn Morgan en- hia
raid inte Kentucky" frem wkiah we make the
fslewiRg interesting extracts;
REPsRT OF THB MOvEMEET OF MsRGAE's
FsRCEs.
Ia sficisl dispatches read the day before
leaving Murfressbsro' the esnssling iatslligsncs
that Jshn Morgaa, with feres Of foHr theuTaad
tive kuR5red cavalry, had abandoned the neigh
bsrhsea Of Carthage, which tewE he ksd been
thrsstsning, and fallen back to Sparta, sviRcisE
q Disposition te get hsms to Briggs bessE ss
soon a. might be. Ia Eashviils tAe sane day,
listened to the conflicting state2sRt that Jshn
lad received the management Of the Louisville
ana Nashville railrOs3, Of which he has so eitan
aBpsiHied himself superintendent ThiH was
nst creditad, however, iRssmEck as ths trsstis
work at MHldraUgh's hil was yet gAinPairsd,
sns ths wires we're in Sac working order to
Louisville. On Sunday, tss 9th inst, ne trails
came d0WE irsm LsHisVills, swinE to the scare.
RALkeAB ENTERPRISE.
On Msrdsy. therefore, the s.nguiao railrsad
pespls a. Nashville, discreSitisg tbs cry Of wall,
made up passenger and express train AID
started it fer Louisville On tiAe. Ysur ssrrs-
sFoHdsRt said fer seat IN that trsiR in ascer-
dance with the pretty stiff tariff Of Pricss aR the
tribating literally, later IN the day, 10 the FIRST
ias.siaent Of salary fer the sew ssPETiAssaSsht,
who proved to be nsRe sthor than Morgan,
Meier Gesersl, P. A. C. g A. AI sautsss
gsTssas hsd sfsrzss, Asrgan's RsREsr Of ssn-
rolliRe the RsveHents Of traiEs freR the read
side sfies, BY nssss ef the magnetic telegraph,
his oxirsne aHxoiy fer the safety st al military
passengers, and his careful attention 10 the in
isresis Of his employers in the matter Of extra
/ basgsgs" are bsyeRd al praise, yet wsula like
! te givs hiR 4 calm and impartial Rsff, it May
/ hsEsiit kin in Indiana, whittier he has gene,
I hear.
THE TRATE-EXCITIEG REPORTS.
The train, consisting Of tive passenger esachei
( (every seat sccupied) a baggage ear well hllsa
/ a. sxprsss ear, csRiainisg, sEsAg stksr vslzR
! bIas. q safe snd ffty-ssvsn thsasaRS dsllau
/ werth ST paper nsRey, in charge Of Tsesssa
Ger. left Nashville at seven o'elsek, A NJ, aE'
proceeded ~ far as Cave City statisa' halt way
| vyithsut mslsstatisR 81 eYeE anticipation .
treukle en the lins. At Cave City Csasuste
swssay, in charge Of ths traia, lsarned tia
Morgan had indeed eaPtursa LebSasH tke saJ
previous, taking Col. Hansen, Of lSih ks''
tvckv. aud six hasdrea prisoners, aid va
marching lsward the rairoa8, Tith the appe1eh
intention Of cutting it somewhere between Biz
absthtown and Lebanon anction perhaps th
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scTiPtisn aas in hand IA this State, is to lessen
the Hun5ar Of Dsm0sralic vesss at the next
eleetsE, Ihs misersEAts at the head Of the
GoveTnmsHt are baadisg al thsr Ba,7ars, as
wss revealed in The late speech sf WendsW
Paillips st FarBiHghAns, TO securing a psrustF-
sten Of -tbeir RsesndsRcy fer anethsr f5ar years.
sEd their triple Rsthsd Of accomplishing this
purpose is to kill sff Dssserass, siET # Gao BALLET
bsxes with bogus Bslaisr votes, and deluxe ro-
szgart districts with zsgr0 safrayos The
crafty, qgiet way ia which tho enrollnsut has
bssn earrisi sE fsrsstslled bsik criticism sEd
opposition. Esrerthslrss, the work has neither
been fairly psrfsrTnes, Rer has If bseR Thorough.
And ROW that II is ever ne paoplo are Astihed
thlt one sHt Of TIVE and kalf Of our citizens
are destiHed t. DO brsught sF into Asssrs. Lin
ce!n & CsmPazy's cAsrBsl house. Cad forbid
Ne hope that iHstsRt aesssTes will bs takan 10
prevsztths sEirsget aRd ts secure suck dseisisa
nom ear courts As viii sxsRPs New YsIk frsm
lariksr compelled Partieipa.isn in the suicidal
var which Is dssolating tho Land.
II he werEiusmaR Of this city are disin-
elized ts be forssd iats Q fight fer eRaaaciBa-
tisH, let ihga ciawef 50 losd fer pssss thst thar
vsicss shall 30 potential Witk ear rulers L is
n strange peTvarzieR e the lave Of sslfpcsser-
vstieR whish wssla caaBel tie wLits labsrsr
ts lesva bis family destitute and asprotsetsl
wAile he T0os feTik 60 free the aesrs, whs, be-
iAB lIee' viii cen fSts WIFE hIHl II la Der. lzat
the lss0nng FoPElatieh ssssnblo peaeeably in
msss meeting Ez5 sxFTess tssiT views upsn tho
subject. Lss il 20 ne Political gaihsfsg-no
FarJHsa7 demonstration, bat sPsasaHssUs csa-
greg=siua Of sAs wsrkiag s.a5sss, to give vent,
witbia legal keus6s, bat ErniY, 70 the Eprti-
aeuts Ct their ffstsrzity wish regard to this ed-
ous war. Tao coasGriPtiea triEgs it home 70
l77IF WV t-@==hnlas a. rlseh a. If C5aa I.ae's
hafss@en were ratEzg dewn Lea way. II
tAsy would aysis esassriRtisH, let them s5esk
IL ePpeaitOs t. that wkieh has gwen birth ts
eoszgriPtisn. Let lhsn protest against the eeH-
tinuaHce Of the war. Lss ITEM swell the cry
for Peass that is already ascending frsm all
parts Of the North Let them make It Heess-
EitT with the Administration to give its iBsass
emancipation scBems. Lss thea iasist that in
place Of the csascriptsa ef -whits uasR to serve
tks blacks, we shall have negotiations, con
promise and peace.
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The New Work FFsss aud ,he Iliols.

The New Work Press alad the Riots
The editorials to be tosud in ths Nav Ysfk
papers Of MsEday msrzIzg, Bpss the eoEserip-
tisR that vas to GEMS sRcs that day ETa extreme
y iEtsrsstins in view 81 the s7sHsz watch fol-
LEVIED a fsu hsars aitsr tAsF were givea 70 the
Pshlie. TIE New York Daily Nslss 5ss Ebe fsl-
lsHiRE Neder tie head OF The Inqsisitisyl
CezssriPtieE :"
L is sincerely to Be Asps2 that measures will
Be takes to tsst ths csBsHtaEionaisY Of tEs Law
which thrsatezs te rsm9vs Sky sdd Thousand
Of eur ei.izsas frea the StRsa sf New Ysrk, bs-
fers single iaaiviSual is permitted to be Ioreea
against his will, 70 take part ia the Eagealy
csafiet Ehish is sistrsctiAg the laEa. ls is said
1At &sY. Rsyneut sPenlY expresses bis belief
hat 2sithsr the Pregidsat Rsy Congress, wisk-
sus the essssnt Of the State authorities, has any
right to sufsres sush ca act as is new being
ssrrisd late sffsst uHder the auspices Of the War
DspsdEsat, bpt that he thizks his interference
geuld De aers barn thar gssd, and that the
aEsstiea eught ts be settled by the c0aTis.
Tire EsREar il walsh the draft is being cen
dzstss ia New Yerk is sseh an outrage upee
sll dsesRcy ard fairness a. has no parallel, and
ear Esd ne sPslsgists, Ne proclamation has
been. issued upen ths subject; sza It is only q
Esattsg Of suTmiss whether three or six husdred
thsgsand zea are to be raised. If, as is sup
sesea, three hundred thousand additional trsars
are to be added to the URion army By the pres
! ent csRssripties, the proper quota to be drawn
frsns this city weRld be about tweiYe thousand
| Of her sitizsRs Instead Of this number, hsw.
| sysI, ever twszty-twe thousand sre being 5raf.
( ed, sRd with ,kfsy per cent extra rsqaired fol
i exemP Ptexs, shirty-ihrss thousand six hRpdrsd
/ Ne allswGsee is Rss9a fer tae miitis whs srs II
Pennsylvania and Maryland, and the $500 Il
Be paid BY fieh ceassrpts, instead Of purebss
ing sabs,iIutes, is to be diverted, against th
| spirit of the law, 20 some other direction.
The evident aim Of those who have ths cor