The New York herald., 1863-07-24


which now exists 70 the enforcsmens Of the existing
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with epdemies and by choosing their
them This encourages hope Tor Il We have arrived
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Adieu. my dear sir. Yonrs. aneconaieiy
This is letter Of John Jaw the father Of that rente
man Judge VIM. Jay) whose likeness is that bench
(pointng to the portrait the charmans seat and
one who took much part forming the constitution Of
the state Of New York az any distinguished Of tho
period in which he lived have referred TO this letter
to be coupled in the Tribune with Governor Seymour.
Judge Barnard and Others in assertion the part OF
the draft The statement s mendacous the from
which comes Is cowardly When recognize the fact
that have myself done more to raise volunteers in he
lower part OF the county for tho war-pad money
than any man of my means in the county-a statement
coming from the Tribune TO the effect that because Cover
nor seymour and others anxious to aay the excite
ment OF the people upon this subject and to see
tho laws properly enforced and at tho proper
time; that we therefore commit treason, is an
act OF injustice towards that could only emanatc from
those who want this war to continue in my opinion for
the political as well as pccnnary purposes which they
Will achieve from II. hone Governor Seymour will be
true 10 the constitution o the State the people or
the State, and true TO the constitution OF tho United
states, and that he win recognize, as do. the great
clements which constitute state illustrated by the
poet
What constitutes s,a,eY
Not high raised battlement or labor'd mound.
Thick wall or moased gate
wa PissT o
Where. Laughing at the Storm rich nayiea r1det
where low born Jsseness ' waits perfume to PRIDE
win powers as Ht far above s"i dun bru.es endued
As beasts excel cold rocks and brambles rude;
Men who their duties know
But their rights ana knowing dare them.
II Gov. Seymour recognizes, AZ do, that such men
constitute tho State Of New York. he win not by the
bravado or those who WELD federal bayonets yield
iota Of the rights OF our citizens am anxious 70 see
tho laws enforced. arm anxious as hope every citizen
h to AVOID the disgrace Of the enforcement Of the draft
in fhn nf dad
~, by mnny revolutionary reminiscences and feel
sured that the general will but give US rea
sonable time, wescheser WILL without the yoking Of con-
scripts together yield all tho that the da.tso cali
edrcquires from this county This war, thank 0od rs
qure that there should bo sent from the state OF New
York single man TO reinforce armies But II the
general government WI usst upon the enforcement OF
have the rebellion crushed the Union restored II
and the constitution maintained is, but also to
petuate government for tho Union and for the State
which shall in the future. as It has in the past give more
benefits IN tho way of liberal prncplos-n the way Of
benefccnt legislaonin the way Of everything that
duces 10 make men on earth happy-than any govern
for the purpose OF carrying out his views which, after
somc suggestions, were adopted unanmousiy, as tol
lows
relieve the this COUNTY may draf,edf
sssrs Of the ACT q soncrpon and 70 fcsye %
Board sbe meeting And ths, the said committee Of
be requested in maturing their plan take INTO consd
Grafton and report the subject Of the Of boun
ties TO volunteers.
Resolved, That committee Of three be appointed 10 wait
Hon Moses a. Leonard Provost Marsha and request
s a a within % % eaSn % sns
authorities and citizens 10 obtain the auots required there
from by volunteering.
The Chairman appointed the committee Of Ave as fol
lows-Messrs. Haskin. Hunt, Sutherland Scacor and
Hanes On motion the Chairman was also added 70 the
committee.
The committee Of three wns appointed as follows
Nessrs. W. cd, Bovine and Taylor
ala a. m
Harlem Bridge, foilows;-Messrs. Haskin, BOVINE,
Martin, Hunt and Wood. This committee expected
soop TO make startling disclosures . relation to
this expensive and protracted job.
The Board then adjourned.