, 1864-09-26

It L. reported that the Fourth Ward clearance Is
TIE enlistment Of the rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas. who have been applied on the quota of
that ward. II tbs be 80, 1t Is manifest untair-
ness. There IL no earthly reason Why that ward
shonld be favored by the accident oflocation. The
Geaita belong to the whole county,, The appor-
donment should at once bs corrected, and nc COM
mend the work to the notice Of the proper autnon-
H. the %s IN
alottlne to It men recruited tor the nayY and not
specifically credited utberwiae
Provost Marshal on Saturday vac twenty two re-
cTntts and one substitute. The number enlisted
thronshuut the city WIS probably torty-ave. some
Bat1lneton. seyen to the Fourth Ward. and rome
should be credited to Lake View; though we know
not how many. several Of the Wards are making
eXfrt eforte, and tnAsmuch az they Will not te
tached IN The order OF detail bcure the middle of
The week, theY may manage TO escape the draft al
together, A. publ}shed IN the TRIBUNE OF fatus-
day. credits will be allowed to each sub district up
to the last moment Of putting the tickets into the
wheel. but 80 DELAY Will be allowed. We would
recommend al who have chance to escape the
6rAft, to work for that end. In some ot the Sub
districts dsa ts inevitable It could not be avezt-
ed Low, the time la too Short hut in several there
are but few men to ra,se, and the draft may there
TO pne thing we wculd calf particular attention.
The $59 GOO loan has not been eectual In ayeytug
the DRAFT, BECAUSE not raised soon enough. But It
may be used IN Rnother way. and should be 80
psed. Let the three hundred dollars be. paid 10
every man drafted It he Nish to procure eubeti-
tute It will materially aid him in doing 20, OF ii he
ehoose 70 60 to the WI. The money will be grsts-
| ful addition to 1he family fand tor the ensulng
winter. This viii be but fair. The draft necessa-
| ris, develop: Inequa1itles. Many poor men will
probably be drafted. while very many Of onr prop
erty holders are exempted by reason Of age, otswll
| be able to procure substitutes without pecrnlaly
1neosseoitnes Or vi! sseape the dram altogether
enforcement Of our rights, the rights Of the whole
American people. the wealthy and the poor saiEe.
l EfF1T ~ L.
no autsRontsn here. The country belongs equaTy
to the capitalist aud the 1aoorer. Both have an
eqnal interest in the cause, and each shon1d bear
| there be o mistake nboct this
4 meeting q lhe Board q Supervisors is called
fcr Monday afternoon At o'clock. 1t should be
t be out Of hte place. Let every one be pnt on the
rrcord, and let no section Of the county be unrep
| retented. The meeting is called tor the purpose
erbstitutes snd repfesentat}ve fecuiss ai We We e1. =
| pect- and the working classes have right to de-
Iaard. that drafted men be inclnded also-that is.
compliant. rs, 10 pay the bounty Of three hun
cred dolars to every man who counts on the
sEota Of Cook county. be he enlisted Of drafted.
pes1ion Of It Is pledged already: bur even II the
cask cannot be al procured, the ecrip csn be
i,tsea: Many of thoee leceiyipg tie seiip will bs
t,hess, Who really needed the proceeds, could have
them redeemed by the committee subsequently, 4
| {GI Ct GRE 1uC 00jAef le1t 1Of ms Ttfs101E0t,
We hear list an attempt viii possibly be made
to Eerea II cc1iou recently taken by the Board o
surtv'sora re!alye 70 he appropriation; Ws
CROUCH 70 Il cur the odium which euch a proposal
| woI4d Vuta!l Gu the moTer. We have 1i:tle fe Il
that the measure would prevail. even II urged. INT
$au r e9us,!y the right Of every mnn who goes tc
The rent: Mn. Will eboulde. the musket whost
families will have TO be supported BY the county /!
1h1s 19eney be NOT thus pald, 20 that nttle would
| bt Ie.llE en'ntd hy IN exclusive policy. We caI
ne3the1 AFFORD, nor can We be mean enough TO re-
Manwhi.e we advise ali .ho sre able, to enlist
The draft II Dow nj our cuors. The cry Of *Drats'
would never come It ouvht. not to have beer
neeoet. nor would IT. it provided against in time
| We Wirh 1N.h to fnd faul!, but we may be per.
policy wou'd bare enabled Us 10 farnish al the
men needto. and With some to spate, as under all
fo-me1 calls. Men enough have been run oil dur.
ing the past two months to fill our quota to over.
We need not now appeal for recruits; the time
Tor That has ne3Eiy passed, We now only I'D rise
Young men without family will find Il to their in.
ready shown, a day Of two eince, that the bounty
and pay for one year Will far exceed the ayetase
cai1IE Ee Of working men-a good pecurialy motive
fGr S9,S Sa's'ng one which may not exist atseF tn'
And how long will the men be neededt ".
think not long. The shadows are 1llted. Frou
A,lauta csme mp short time ago the boom Of ths
cannon which heraIded the margin Of day. Ant
new from the valley OF the Shenandoah We heal
the silver trump Of the Angel Of Peace; not th.
duh v hue Of tie copperbead factionE speak.
ciafion tone which tells clearly of perman ent res
from War BY The destructive exhaustion OF the foe
The day to daWned+ the solar ray Gds the hllltops
and even the recessee Of the Shenandoah valley re
rises amid clouds it ia true but above the sky ii
| clear, ard the fogbsnk will soon be passed; ther
glorlous, joyful, peaceful dsy.