New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

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mept was held to-day at t resenta hesdquarters In pur-
usuce ofthe following ss signed by all the officers Of thu
| egmenf,
The underlined officers Of tho 10th Pennsyivanis Reg
tpent of Volunteers respectfully request Col Wister com
tao regiment TO call meeting for tho purpose OF
their earnest loyalty and devotion to their country
And Il, Government and their dstcss,ion Of tho Northern
traitor now .ndeavOhns to psSlyzo the Efforts ftho army
In the field and iusdiousy to overthrow the couhu''
cause"
Col. IT, g. Hudstoper called 10 the chali and
| r. L. AshAurst, Adjuisnt, appointed Secretary.
III. obect Of tie meeting having been stated BY Major
Chsmberin after appropriate and patriotic reasrS' BY Col
W.er, Adjutsnt Il. l.. Ashhurss Lieut-Col huidekops
Private Philip Hammer Company Az, Lisu Dou.h (Com
u.uy d. and voorhis the following peamblc
aud resolutions were unanimously adopted AMID much enIhu
sissm;
Where's, ANer nearly two years Of the most patriotic sac
the part people, and the most desperate trials
and struggles the part OF to restore our shattered
Union aud maintain National honor, Government
finds itself assaled by OF persons OF home who would
yield H. Jud1s into the hands Of the enemy, suy II by
dshonorabe comprom's with the hosts ofnssson and "hs
trying induce tho masses to resist Its lawful
authority In order the 10 gain their helh ends
therefore,
R,srsd That we hereby orr firm and upai'eaoe
devotion 10 our and its laws and declare our
to by at all hazards pedgns 10 the re'
erson Of It's entire authority tour lve our fortunes and
| cur sacred honor"
Rlted That look upor 81 proposals, foIn "h'eve'
source give up this struggle any ohr tefHs nah Inv
unconditional submission OF the traitors 3: asm, ssiin'' '
country a. dgrscsfu TO these who e'e, -h' % 'N0'e
who FOR a moment lend an ear to theH
Rso.rfd That eondemn aud repudiE'o as tH"o'nI syn"
oftheiI country those Who staying home at the oh' are
~ tLr
who under the carb Of a,. pa,Iom AMI an assumed sea
for n, Consu,ion cay at ali calcus'sdto rros
t,, III. Rebellion an. endeavor TO hold ba b the strong arm
fRist now out.tr.hed 20 crush tho foul treason which at
tcks the He Of the Nation.
R,,ired That We lave sympathy fcelins common
with these who from reel pretended admiration Of any
man or General would make their esrnene" 10 their eoun'
rys cause or pssrs the loyalty dependent or subordinate
to their personal eoing that ready sad anxious 10
st Tor our country under Whatever commander we may Do
placed under with greater sseiy than eur present
Commander Ch-f
Re,oir,d That ~ wo believe that "hshng FOR Southern
rights" means nothing than wang fo tn, preparation
AID extension Of Slavery which we regard alike curse 70 inc
land aud ss., moral wrong hail with Joy the Pfeddeti
doing away with that Institution ia every state
IN which Rebellion exists aud hope to ace IL forever
bo,.td from our soil
Rolred That our feeling toward traitor, bo North and
South Ia one Of deep and impaesble hatred and that while
, army hiss bullets for those at the South also has heels
broad enough and heavy enough crush h' vile Copper
heads" Of the North. they persist in their indi0u' al
J temrts 10 weaken aud overthrow the Cove.rmert
Meier chaIabern CAPT, wlil, Capt Rol'inse Quarter
master yoofhi, aud Adj AsLar,i were sppoinied Com
mee OIL Publication Of the re,oitlonH On m''ion' cd
jourrsd II; ;; FL hI y h p!i.s1s,.,
H. l. AsHHURsr. AdJi. l'0th ?. v, Secretary
ELEVENTH SEw-JERSEY.
. 80, ffru yaT I Iof
/ Below Falmouth. March 10 1903
UlTeds, TIE Legislature Of our native State, o
state hsoved by the Of TIE battles OF Prince
Ton Trenton and Monmouth. field. stained BY tie blood 81
our fosisihsn IN the establishment Of car Government has
sh 20 arnh Il, high iouo ssd bnns upon Disgrace.
the passage OF resolutions tending 10 shonorabe peace
with armed rebels seeking destroy crest and bonehcea II
Government the best designed for tho happiness Of tho
many; and uAersas hos sons members OF tie 18th Res
ment y j. Volunteers citizens representing every section OF
The State have len honss q erddfe the fsues pfva
tons and dangers incident to soldiers he In order TO main
tsla our Republic Ia m integrity. willing to sacrifice our lives
that fully recognizing tho impsSPneJ Of so4i'T'
Of tho legislative functions OF tho State yet deem
duo to ourselves ih tho Oee OF those who od'f their
all in their counEy be heard when wesk and wicked
, ueu seck ito dishonOri therefore
R,os5 That the Upion Of the States "a the only sranJ
the preservation Of orr liberty aud independence. and that
tie war Tor maintenance Of that Union commando
ever DONE best efforts and heartfelt sympathy
RuoIrsd That consider the ptuaEs even The Intro
duc,on Of the ,o-c,l.d pcSc. resolutions wicked weak
cowdy tending to aid by theiE Spm2sthy tho Hsbes
. seeking to destroy the Republic.
Ee,rs8 Ths, s.gd traitors alike the foe III arms
,scret enemies Of who at homo fOmsnt
daaecon and strive destroy confidence IN legally
tho,ea ulors.
Rec red That tho reports spread broadcast. throughout the
NORTH by ssceion sympshlzns prints and voices hs til.
army Of which esieeit high honor 10 form part l.
eH1rassd and clamOrou' for peace terms tho
lying Of tftorous tongues and DO base W gcs to
our noble comrslos no have sereI in tie great
work and not only willing bu, snEiou' 10 follow
their gallant and heroic leader ssnst the sonshods Of tho
euemy.
Re',ird, Ths, pu. forth every EFFORT endure every
fatigue shrink from danger until unier tho gracious guild
OF hind Poydenoe every armed Rebel shall be
quccd and traitors at homo shall quake with fear the
proud emblem Of our National Independence shall it,
power from NoF South ard crush beneath It's powerful
folds all who dared 10 aA s honor dsuby bowod by the
mdnorv Of The patriot dad
Robert McAllster Colonel: Stephen Moore Lisut Col
ons John schoonover A1iulani OAnei Schenek Quarter
.istant Surgeon Frederick Knlshop Chaplain; Luther
Martini, Captain John T. IN Capt'in, WIN. II. M,skoI
W1n b. Danning Cap,a}ai " H. Lcyi i.tiisa..nalts s
Lay ton, liLeuensnt Ira Cory, ls.Lieut.n4ui; Iot
bloomfield IsLieutegan, a H. hckerasn. ls Lieutenant,
Ed. $. T., Newbeuy, Isl.leuensnt; John O!iorsh4v lat
aei, ] VI Voi s Samuel TIT +
SLEEPER itLe,henatti EDWIN H. Good 2tLeutenanl John
Buckley, 2dLieutonsnt
TIE SEVENTH CONNECTICUT.
To Our FRIENDS AT HoNE: The undersigned
member, Of tho eth Connecticut Volunteers boz leave
pess their feowzens home their yews regard
tho prosecuting Of the in which engaged Pre-.