The New York herald., 1863-08-30

gornan he TENTH Usventh end eveOteeCth
wards
- GERMAN CosscRIprs or NEW YORK.
caIedof the Tenth. Eleventh and seventeenth wards,
viii he held Saturday cvenpg. NJ Harmonic Garden in
who are equally threatened BY this socailed can.
scrption, are invited. Brother ceuscr,pss, attend
nsmain snhsd arouse and o.sops a. active active
which wss sent 10 Albany TO confer with The Governor
Of he state Of New York.
The meeting was called 10 ovder Sy citizen hnznl,
who his opening rena1hs observed that the attend
sncs which. however, 800 augmented. wss not -
mesocs a. at The meeting. Whether this
owing 70 the storm, which Ghsn ringing, whether
owing The action tshso BY tbs Board cf Super
vsors, which he considered 81 ~ events great "hum
bugs thing whIch would not remedy mo svil-hs wss
~ . loss 10 cay.
Mr. MICHEL then snbup,tted report Of the mseIea d
the committee tbas proceeded 70 Albany 10 confer with
she Governor ana solicit his assistance for The pro-
sscsnn Of citizens who have beso drawn for invol.
untsry military service The covsrsor was remind.
cd by the committee OF his pledge bsfevs the election
that be would not allow when elected 0oversU,
that ct1eps should DO forced from the Statc The
mittse appeared had long sudsencs with The Cover
Of the State but did positive
70 the he would pursue N the future yseardng
this copscrpsion business The Governor was reminded
Of The fact that the people Of the State Of New York
would perhaps resort 10 vtoleDcs IN greater msa.
surs than was the case during that small riot
which occurred in th city account OF the draft The
~, reported. has replied that The decision
Of the has 20 be awaited spd violence
ought 10 be resorcd The Governor II seems, dsnsa
the assertion that he had pledged himself not 10 allow
persons 10 be conveyed from hss State agsps their ~i
iaasmoch such assertion would not be N conformity
II. an
report cloves much assistance bs expected from
the Governor.
Another member Of tee COMMITTEES, Mr.. GosDecnDr,
admitted similar remsrSs as the result Of tho mission
OF the commttes - Albany.
ser with lawyers On shs suSsc Il habeas corpus IN re
70 e0usctlpss, and 10 testing the legality and
validity o tne rcDscr ptico act, Mr.. sncr Submitted
wye bad aid that no writ q habeas corpus eoold b
issued beoro bed been ssreessd In fact By
s es osa
Tes spsassr wss ot1osed 70 tho measures sd"ps-
plscs. only nremsn and certain other persons are
saenpssd by this ordIeaDcs q ne BY. .be Cours q
Coossrp,on law unoOSs.isu,sonai his masssr bad %
b dse,6sd, howsvsr .ye.'osly y Court e Appsss
=: s,s 81. z s = s:s
~ caAamlty of The cossesipsioa.
nsvr Do.a.s Assss!s n.ssa shs ..saasisy o. s.s.nL
ceose,nss esos. Who q shis ssass bs prosssdisss
q requested. He oossIdsrsd shs reply o. ihs
Ss fsSs cevsSsor) eoaid d. so,siss sss bu.
. have conscstps oa.ss Tried BY court % wits q
oouDs q h dsfsciivs Gwpas 10 which aaguaes - =
Dvsvs1 ~ rsmaxnl The Coaeciuan. 10 sses lev ~
&. .;, sSs e s r Cannon q =: ssy
passing The three million osdnaecs W prevent any
esssn being forcsd ioso svolussay military dosv me
very hassy measure. which would not remedy tbs svi
The sejecs Of the ordnance passed BY ths Common
.sos Sss'" s.ss forced IRON from sss sss,s shossn
thk not stated IN ths ordtnaDcs in plain tsrms.
erssn,ss 10 : quiss ana orderly nAnssr. ana Dos
70 20 oeyspd the lAws-sot 10 resort 10 violence
IN v,c'a.i Of the laws. for he seminktraiios
waited Ike hungry wof tbs on,brssk of dMsurb-
saces Blu, the time vouh come when rssribusion
Dr. wo,v proposed tbs apposntmsst of . pssmausnt
oonsssss 70 saks ths opposscn 70 tAs cooseriptSoa
NJ Mrnr, susessssd that this or rmnissss should N
provided With vigilance committee IN ssch ward. 10
shaa. whessver conss should b se',cd and draGsed
vYise of habeas corpue could be issued and pre-
ssoed st and the proper remedies u once provided
v ths Victims c his sarbsseos soc~cvlpaion.
.ss Of s.: % ss,y psssses ssssa : ssos.s1 80 o
canvas 70 day tsondsyl ussih o. Grand street. ssc
mcssy fov carrying ouf ~ object " visw.
Herr hryrnuL urged oreapizstbop crEanzatcn for The
pufVnpo JofcnU nutb0fittoR 20 taE9 prompt
sures fss prsventns Ne rsssles q ibis dvs cs&ny.
cpmmsss Tor the purpase ssaed-sor exercising vigi
knee and for The collection a money.
~ hrcnut said thst the said permanent COMMITTEES,
W have foil ought 10 b Constituted NJ mem
| bsrs, and q resolution To tbs effect adopted
In pursuance ~ thi. resolution, the following O. m.
mtee then appoioted Neesrs Mitchell. T. X. t.oId-
schmidt. Dr. wof. simon. noerinG schaefer Councilman
Grs~ h,tng fEd'ior of the Nev yogk JsvynaiJ, and
Joseph Muller.
| To- cnpcIus,on. q COMMITTEES composed OF Messrs
| ssoinsr. suedsmspn, ~. Wolf. Ossrie. and others.
wAs appointed W urge upon the city Authorities
the paSpase of ordinances By which al yssons drawn
70 10 exempted. to stsvs on the calamity o this
| conscription.
Bef@e .d,ourp.us the assembly wss aduycssed By .
NJ Daley. Who SAID to great deal of innu
among the Cesr population 10 the Eleventh ward.
a sbs conscrspson and osnsured in slsong terms the
atiuds 81 the state government which, their hour OF
need aftsr dividing tbs spos. dessrtsd ~ good people
BY whsrn u elected. Thersore, ~ believed tbcr
the psls % ovssniss n order 10 psrpssoss ~ sss,a.
| ttons ,fsurah.)
resolution finally sdctssd ,ass sDe prev,os.lv
permanent committee bs reqpese1 V confer with
tbe 'membsrs sert n Congress and Assembly In the
VARIOUS d~ff ets
| 10 soseIosos, some syrssssnsoss wsss nas. for
ssolher mesps w. he'd snbsr % Monday or rvss~ay
ANer the sdcuTpnse< she sbSvs menslopsd psvmansnt
comniise held pvsf session, 70 naAs ssrangrsnss Scs
| futuye acslop.
| TIE TIVE Nsiiisns CITY asA Csuasv l>eas.
cesssaprs shs sisnstare BY Nsycs 0ydyhe sf the
erdnance Or me nosrd q superviscp sppfcrDsns TOO
m,oss ~ dollars ne fusd for prov ,dss substu,s~
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