New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

- rom our homes beloved city 70 the
.esl Of war AT that time yoar psads MEL the "r Jos
bsnedtiops we're openly expressed, aud your
.,col,,.d for our succ,u ~ every step va m"ihsi
900, ,,o,o,,,c,,.. q, be ssa.ponsd TO the fsd We
mi, a, an earnest that would have yoas moral
npuor we would DO our duty in tryns to '"ppe eoe'
lion thai Threatened only t' standard In our wa
lions. Capital but carry 10 triumph thronsn our
oiss; aud we bad to expect that should any ns
traitor 90 far unma.k himself In your midst as to EXPIRE"
desire to sec our yield, under spy crcum'aoce'
our malicious and uuprinepled fos ID woa'a nSs' "'
just deserts from Indignant peopls
Daring these two ysas regiment, individually OF col
eev,y We have nieersd with your ovi' or Hunic
si nor have asked your assepoa 70 oi
military sxpots While other regiments were seehins e'u
AID favors from their respective STATES We "e
,trucgps fer and obtaining hono that we ibiok our cry wi"
70, be proud Of In OF your local politics. comics"
could any member Of tho SeconA New'fork Mihha 20
found for either faction except some e'"say
whose heart and sword too weak to seek hon
m on the bshs snd who len US before he once crossed
weapons with tho enemy But when the o'u'o O. our
common country sssn being cinvasd at public mse'nSs
and whom the War OF which aesfes element De-
Ing iiscussd We beg respectfully to lay before you our
oDipop rezsrdns our relative duties our duty 70 ysu anu
your duty 10 uA
We presume h In the Spring Of 1861, when the whole
North shouted with spon,aneeus call. 10 ums soa
when wo ssed them, sad hared 10 the National Cspa 70
ave from sserls.ous hands Of ths organized o-nd'i
tina. had sided and encouraged In their hord 'ehsme'
by the traitors that occupied most important depart
m.nts Of our National Government, the call was nobes'
that the North meant what said to sever our union
believed TO be a crime that to tranpls on our Constiu
ton was treason; and take to enforce any OF
these objects defy he power Of our people and care
them to oonic. that only cowsrd worse than slaves "oua
refuse. "
Ia. sus that h, trsn,prsd ,ncs changed your 0pn0n
on tbeie subjectsf
r,v r,nt Of the two past syen.ial years has confirmed rs
In their frrth
Tfus we have fought fourteen aedseu franks have heen
more than blood Of comrades has flowed
like ws.erthsr bones whiten on every b''te ground
yrsip. but do We admit wrong that our cause
va, upju.ths should yield to the dsrnssosues and 'he
o, who as prospsous country Into
| such horhd wui Never! with dsd's aid never!
Lot the advocate Of his eounys rights DO killed Let the
pio.s ofFsedom be sacrificed, bot do not call sro"S
,icAi Do not 10. nsurp pows Do not Yield the
rrht. Of nation to wicked faction yon do, anarchy viii
bias, your prsspey and the civilized world esr At your I'm
oo,enes Thee arc our sep,imepta This creed We
haze beon p.ned 10 hear the nssos whining Of some Of
your political nocntsb,nks about the suasug OF the army
.pd their pompous opinions about tbs Extravaganza OF the
war.
Hthey desire aevise suerpss let them come and
cid w. thsy know how to manage war; 10. them
leave their the field and will teach
them thsy ask TO yield to our wicked foes el'w-ei
sens do you punish them, throw them from your public
boot them Of your Streets let The world know you
are sshamed OF them
tsnou plain ,hs. this country has bu. one alternative;
the that hsve sd must be conquered and
III. Unia restored. Tie Consultation s's DO suaansd in
youiot the power Of the HIeeatys muE be s6shed or
ssMohy reisns and We ss Ignored By the sa,ne" Of the
world power among tho naisH- Which do We accept
To ssb, "a the anarchy OILY bring, worse state Of hias'
than even tho present To conquer the traitors brings peace
Th. ps.es Obtained desire bat on no other terms 90 we
seeepsh
Let tie true hearts and strong OF The North come to
cur aid and 10 viii accomplish this end We have
LEANED much from ths past-ws know better than at
hT,t hsw 10 meet cur enemies on their own ground.
| Ci.yofSswYarkl Enptrs Cay Stand forth row In
heu, Of dolb, aad oadeney worthy OF your mouo.
.Irc-.Iof" Show your sssr cities and the states OF
the North each 'prl Of devotion to your e'any good
uch tone OF pabic septnon such unwavesns eJaty
TO Admins and such an utter detestasion AMI
sehorfeues Of those among you who wosid Org feace
peace except ON the enirs eracton OF
treason And rebellion that they joining with you Ia your en-
,hnam and Isa may call upon ell within their borders 10
come noby forth to battle aud thus by our overwhelming
boat. force tho tsitos Into sobnsen DO this; call upoa
all Ioys their county 10 sustain u. with all their might In
this time peril aud. by Gods help which always with
the right country will out Of the contest MANNED
II may be- but honor un,uled and paro free Indeed
showing TO the Govornnsn Of the Old World how free
stand op the dssh for their eoun.ys
Tnsa w.. will return 10 triumph to oar homes aud the bless
INF, Of Peace will again rest upon 10.
J. Husioa Ii Col "a Rsst Tho. w. Baird, Major, I'd
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3. Hiram Piuulb Surgeon. Wan. Simms. AdJu'ant
| John Dauov. Captain Co X IL. A. Maxwell, CIpt Co Y.
Thos Cumnip,a Co III. A II. Einbler Capt Co. z.
4. j. DOwEey. Capt. Co !. q. Murphy, Capt Co D.
jas. O. Hughes, Clpt. Co. +. o. w. hyerson Cap; Co. o.
j. n. Mcdonald, istLt Co. Z. p W. Hsfbert lstLl Co l.
j. Evsrt,en lst.Li Co o. Thos Hssgs., istLt 20. Z.
VIM. NJ. Ksr istLt. Go. Il. s. Cronio, 1d'Lt 20 H.. .
}. Cu,nstep 2j-Lt Co. r. Richard Fonler Id'h Co. u.
Thos Butrol, ID It. Co. A. ii. w shores, zd.LI Co o.
Johu Kelly, 2lLt. 60. Il. j. g. Johnston, 2dLt % l.
TIE. HssIsa ALT Co c. John Boyle 2d-Lt Co. X.
| l.. L. Spro4t, Quafternlssser.