, 1864-09-28

OF "trip for each msn credited On theit olsu!ct E
Ted mn1io1 ~ 1he scrio, The one hundred dollars
in Of littl- use With nut the !.r-f oonnt5. NG 81
pat: TIE h nus. be tasfn En- pc bea G y
The .Ip Pr aoa<, @ along win lis recruit II proper
| c1trtlon be made.
CONSOLIDATED MEETING.
IN accordaI &c with cali published in the TR1.
| RuaE, meeting Wss held yesterday mornink Ia the
he reve1al Wsro Comf itteea. The object OF III
| neet,ns whs 10 fCrce upon toE1e PLAT Of acaon
wheTt hJ the Warde may act uniform mly IN the mat.
ter q proouc'nR results. caauncey T. Bowen
The Ffrst, ,secont, Third. Seventh, Ninth,
Tenth. Trelnb. Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards
After serne pre'lntgsrv discussion, Nj B.uau-
TIRE Of The sevensh Ward, offered The fol,o~ius
| WurnEAs. Il Is for the Interest OF every ward
| in tie CITY that soae upapimIty exist amnng the
! various ward committees; therefore,
va11ous warde in this cry, hereby agree. and
p1edte ourselves rot TO pay more thap one hun
ond M eolls,s boupty 70 eaeh r;c1n, over and sboTe
Hesottd. That committee be appointed to
confcr with those wards not represented here, aud
coneult with them, and endeayot to bfipg them
REQ RET, That this committee conBult with the
rarione 1oHn oFatt conmitlee. for the sans pur-
pote.
the E6 6Dlemtr prtfelt, but several were not ce1-
tain as 10 Hhctter the ciazeps Of th0.e W-rda
woulo be bound by their. ac1tou. All bnt two
and the messlng ncjourned till two O'Clock for tho
pufToee of allowing the excePIant* to confer With
tie citizens Of thelr warda. q. &, Hawley, @: q.
Ham. ard John Coutsky. were appointed BY the
Chair, TO t0v1te the co operation Of the absent
Verde. and T.. G. Wicker, John Tyr1ell aud L,
2readIoo1 were CHARGED with ..simtl*r outy Ia
the case Of the to@ns outside the city, it being
oetmed hlebly desirable THAT no further oye,b[d.
ding be allowed between the different recfuitina
agSnts from The various sub-dtstr1cts in tbs
.haljes Walker thoueht the resolution was tuu-
hse, u not backed up by Fomc combir alton which
wpuld prevent a.en!s from bidding against each
other. The Ctt1zehh' Ccmmlt.ee had hoped to see
The qaotas raised without draft, bnt was afraid
Iuw that It would scarcely be DONE He advocated
ne coneanoannn Of the sixteen waEas, to ayoid
competition. Tue ec91p should be looked after to
Eee ttat it wns n0t aloA ed to get into the hands
OF The Eharks. Cons soluattun was the great th{og
to Be a1rtve at: il lot arrived at the price Of rel.
c1Clts would be run up to seven or eight hundred
dollars: the price now raised Eas large enough
Nj; C. F. Peck CO. side1ed that The reso.u tton
cloud asso t5c!uee the agreement that no extra
tonus should be given to substitute brokers. The
tine policy IN 1hit cnse MRS stand together and
let u towns most behind ill mp their quotas nrst,
and The next in ortiz follow. &c ptcauped td.t
40 one would dt ny that thkre Nere plenty OF men
m the CITY to I'LL NJ tho entire quoIa.
i. FILudt0ot efattd that no postponement OF the
d1nit IN any sub district won.d be allowed: WHEN
reached Oh tht list, each ward would assntedly be
drawn. The icth was, TO RssiHt each Ward In the
order in which 1t was called upon.
work on L y era 1T = time, taking tnem Ia tho
o,derln whirh they we're amenable to the draft.
He thoueht tEe Thirteenth Ward could be relieved
By the night Il that action tskcu, and
eil The o.h5fs could o. nlled bcIore Lceded. lie
offered tic following:
lRffolred, that cscn sussd,strict will offer .pe.
ch, money bounty in ADDITION to tic local bouLY
tfcoek eoup,,, Of one hundred dollars ior e,th
rolunteer to Ge euted to the dedclt OF each sub
district III the fol owing manner. viz:
En- h,f ahH ha
fuldstrirt which hrst in the order Of tue dr,t-
untsl1he ds dcit - f,leo, nud 80 coward.
That an e. ecutive committee Of one from each
snbolstIict lnclnced In euch arrangement be ap'
] pointed 10 sseto the obtaining Of -men Hud their
asstgs ment 10 the several subdistr1cts in the
No.hit &c pt1ein contained shall be construed to
| Prevent any person resilient in u Ward OF towa
lrotu eLilstil 10 the credit Of each xaru OF town.
but no Iii. her bounty shall be pald 10 each person,
James Ennis protested strongly against any
Aid. Frsnzen saw nothing binding in the
Aid. Contsky was afr,Id that the adoption Of
the tne1dEeht would stop the payment OF the
contribute ns already preniscd: nos another dollar
could be raired. Each Ward had raised The motley
for thG bencft OF l1s O I'D quota.
C.l: Honch aid Tot propose to use the money Of
one Naro to b'l1he quota Of another.
Mr. Hale, Of tho Fifteenth Ward, Wished to know
OF Nbat &f1ect the sErcenrnt would pe II all wol;d
Sot copss nt 70 +. The Sixteenth Ward was ous Of
istr.S dea't with. He feared the agreement #ould
John i5usl r,.a .eat tho Third Ward h d reso.
luton TO oEer wh1ca Ruud harmonixe The d,rer.
ebce.
c. G. Wicker said ttat he hoped the price would
tGat the substitute brofers were were y visGiur Ier
nothing bitter than that tney should not be able to
setts. Ae offered az aneEdtnenr substantial :
uos helit,e that mtre tban ore b1ndrrd dollar5
con]d le saited for each volunteer.
cul. Housh thought that BY concerted action the
n,eht: Y they oid not agree they would BE- run to
"a. comiet!, Ton The Seventh v.rd, Was sati.-
Mo. l, sta nainfe ftaectton, that 1t was the only
Nj. Tsrel ta,d there was no desire to interfere
WITH NJ enlistment Of citizens OF any ward they
sbep>o ne 20 eonpsiitlo1 - ioc.esfe de pt.ce.
Mr. Walker said that the Cttizens' Comuaittee
from go 10 $500: il had BEEN done by @ persistea: @
f1ovn.0g down Of high honnlies and competition,
A.d. Barrett eaid that there wtre worry many men
rec which voaid give most The proposed action
would Kill of allthAt.
= HI. Eli Il aea,n protected; he had noticed that
81 who f3veFed the reso utlon 1etded In The wards
The vote was then taken on the amendment,
with the following rcsplt:
Apes- 81 ward, 9Th, Glib, 7b, ssh Oh ulth, 12th.
Noes-1st wn.d,>e 1o,h, 1Glb.
The arpeIcment was declared adopted, and the
ORIGINAL resolution as amended vas then carried By
-Ars-ltt ward, 81, stb, 9Th. 7th. 9Th, 9th, 18th,
1sfa: ,o,,, -. ..
4Se a4e 'aa thev vo,
the actnn o: tho meeting cefo{e their several Ward
Committees in the evening.
Mr: Peck spote In favor Of unsnimity. The
question waB subsequently, 1econetdered and d.
th'n pared unanimously, limiting the pracs 10
ore hn1d1ed do'lars. -. ---..
The amendment vas then called for and passed
h ne iormer vote, with the addition Of the 1asa
Ha|9' rag
hs!e voted for tic amendment combine into ono
bods 70 act y Ing the'r quotas. and that The
1naIoI1tJ InaEot oo .. ,ne5 plEAsto. NlthdraWn-
s.. of t1QghmEEg gen;,.ensa Were taea appointed
!; TGwne; "a; {; Wa,ktr; 80: C,g: Wicker; 6to,
az hahn 6th, 40. Walsh; ~. Jostsh D. bross ::
s.tasid: e. ses 1ab = iPn Pe L. hoe'; 1sh AID
The committee hen adionrned III, q o,r,,.t tb,.
! 4Ag Meefsnoe rcra h.,d n ss..,., ~ .t v,a
,,st ersptrc ~ whteh .aa ~ y. tne MaSos
WetaTa no o
'o"'"s Ns -AA19e" -
Ihsr "Afn.
ApeetiDg ot the Fhet Ward Committee was
held laet evtStng In tho Circuit Court om. Pro-
erese Tss reported. tunu Of $50 IA already In
bard a resolution was adopted to the effect that
6htecr1bera 10 the luto who may pnt in euhRti-
tnte eh.ll have their money rcfoudec. The Com
1niltee viii open recruiting sf1ce this morniuc
| in the Court House Square.
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tic Onent House. + &. Hetop M Esa IN iss a.
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ReDs tt E, 1e gsressss
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