Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11


To the nine months volunteers, whose term Of service
Is now closing, an earnest appeal Is nov maus We os
arc to be struck for the achievement Of permane sue
Now is the most important erlsiS te Earity d
portunty which shoudb o seized upon WIZ b h I u
determination. All that is wanting TO END ule Ie1eon
is the present and timely aid OF rleu onu
soldiers NJ have the men among us; they are coming
home from heir brave and honorable tots ana
from fields where they hays SHOWN witness oa
Tho same alacrty spirit, and earnest patfloln Wlcn
distnoshcd The carly days Of the war; and the assur
Snro 81 success which this time shall be permanent and
decisive will crown our lauors ana sacrccS 'or our
OPPORTUNITIES Cor ensting are not confined to those
who have been in service All VINO WISH may ei ii
(and all who will are called ana urged 10 come
In now org mutations what Is far preferable in the OLD
regiments now the field; although the large amount
OF bounty mentioned in the General Ordes JUST ssueu
is only offered those VINO have served ~ least nine
rieced recruit well the veteran solder and all
will he welcomed TO the service.
Instructions the appointment of recruiting officers,
ana tor enting veteran volunteers have been issued
by tn war department and are TINS DAY promulgated by
would re enlist should give immediate notice. Those
who wish recrtt either for cur veteran three years
regiments and batteries in the field, or for the
cUument Of nine months troous, reorganzng for three
jutant General OF Massachus tits, without delay.
1t earnest desire to encourage to the utmost the
enlistment of all who are wng-but especially the of
cers and of every existing corps 10 recruit their
ranks aud to ,rch anew. | know thel Unreasonable
Al an hour like this And if could imagine a word
which might add impression to the events now crowdng
upon the of war, could emphasize by
little the weight of those transactions visible to every eye
would attempt its uttorance. But the day has
when words are weak and eXhortations feeble and vain
The voice f brothers blood cries to from the
ground; hundred battle elds and from fair val
levs, now torn and trampled by the hoos of invading
foes The thunders the memorable CALI and the
flames fthe burning dwellings Of our loyal brethren
the banks of The Susquehannah light the way to duty.
Men of Massachusetts, Sooner or later this rebellion
shall crushed this horrible crime aganstour country
against the order and existence of government OF
peaceful law, against society and against human nature
ITSELF shall he overaken by punishment terrible as
the crime The people will one day 0fic the blow whch
history will record and mankind Will recognize the
vengeance Of God viii they do only when with
ing; will they do it ROW? Now, in the dignity, the
majesty and the calm of their glorious might, while
their eve IS not dim nor their strength abated!
And finally. to all the people Of Massachusetts let
make the appeal on this, the Of national
anniversary OF independence, let appeal to every
patriotic and manly heart in venerable common,
morrow, by the altar country to your cOuntrvs
service and the nax-ths sabbath day Christian
yourselves and take counsel of each other your prima
assemblies warm, stimulate, encourage and instruct
anuther patriot and loyal hearts and ALWAYS
wilUwhen they approach each other Arouse each man
his neghbOr; and let the slumbering echoes
hillside in the commonwealth ring with the shouts Of
courageous reemen, eXuting in the glorious privilege of
living in these great days for ValO for the love
Liberty, of Man, and of God
JOHN A ANDREW.
Governor of Massachusetts,.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
HEADQuARrERi, Boston, July 3 1863.
GEEERAL ORDER, No. IA
The accompanying General Orders No 1871 of the War
struct of the Provost Marshal General dated June
~ 1863 hereby promulgatcd and the attention Of all
the loyal citizens and particularly those
officers ana men who have return and returning
from active service is earnestly invoked to their pro-
visions
by, order Of JOHN A. ANDREW, Governor and Com
WIN. sCHoULER,
Adutant General