New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
Order Of the Day.

TEMPORARY HsADQrAETEE, "a CosnASDRR ~ -CHiEy, }
hEw-iOks CITY, July "a. 1901
GENERAL ORDERS No.-.The Governor and Com
Chief Of the military forces OF the State Of New
York the oihosc OF the Nation Guard
who upon his order with prOmpness and sacrity which
excited the admiration OF the whole county went forth OF
sudden call Of danger other States to them BIZ
,hauks for their Esnt and suece.lu service, which has
been alike Honorable them and to the State whose name
aud arms they proud 10 bear.
BY tie ready and vigorous assistance thus rendered the 'o
Peunsyvsas relieved from the presence OF tho H.
yad.r and aid given TO the national armies Lieh helped
to win the victory a, GstiysbGrs.
Ths people OF the State ofNewYork will remember with
pride and honor with pise h-f fellow citirens who had
prepared thsmse, Tor bi. gss. work by along period Of
dl and ditcipliae Ct time when ssSe.s ene9uEsssm,h
va, withheld.
1t required iile courage to uphold our mus system
when e. had fallen into dsepute bu, ibis has been done b,
the citizen ,odery OF SewYok who have molly manslse
their oYEuizAoa ard BY their oI,mpe and zeal revived
mart ,pri the stsie which must resrd 81
our safc., protection In the hosr Of danger.
IL has shown the utility Of that section Of our Esions
Constitution which declares ,ba: veresus'ea militia be
ps necessity r the security Ct aies Sse the gh q IL
p. pie to kerp Ind bear shall no, be nisins.d"
So careful were our fathers upon this poiat Tat they
&c he uaie.s flo seizure aid before they paoel
the tool the mechanic aud the in 2emeEs Of huJaId
heyonS the reach Of the diOr's rfA'p
They eonded safety the Re- gbe to the hands Ct ia
czeas and secured them tho u'kSi % they do The b
IT. for tie deiea.e OF their and tie protection VI 'hsf
Interests Time he, demonstrated thei ~i,i2n
II our oiA system ia SLOWED 10 decay al cur insita'
on, are weakened The mlia lie main strength Of The
Executive to maintain tie law pu. down insurreeiion and
to rspel invason.
Within thirty dGyt tho Uniformed militia o! this State
hsvo gore forth sss their brethren beyond our hH'
aud have reformed put down rot sr'on and robbery o.
home they have aided In defending the national Neg and
honor upon the bseaed Of other sise. and that done
ther tread up9n ,h. pavcnent o. ibis great city boush
back ,ens. OF security s t.Gl5s1 ,ad endangered IT,
h,biitrn.
l. would ucLeI he TO those sssSt soldiers nor true "a
tho ocs'ou 10 commanding their prompt obedience and
honorable torvoe add sIprs.,ion Of the FtUJ,
due for their u appreciation Of their CONSTITUTIONS
euae, a. se aoor and mo they riv.n p-p,it.n
for their ork Of uepes aad honor which .hey have
scoomI ished.
tn. STATE Of New YorI h.. already furshed two hunds
snd twsuy,iI thousand volunteers 70 the national service
II contains within iis limits th.n thres LanGfet
Thousand persons liable to service In the militia.
The proper organization Of this great force will not onl,
preserve power aud safety Of the state bot enable It TO Be
even beneficial 81 its aid the nation and to ohe
States than 1t h.. been heretofore.
The several regiments they return viii report TO th'
comm.ni. their respective divisions who will th
order duly published and 10 whom such further order
will he Issued o. may hereafter be deemed neoe stry
HORATIo SEYMOUR.
! Governor and Commsn dor-in- Chief !
| Jo,IAH T. MiLLrR Inspector GsusIsL