New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-13
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TIN DRAFT.


Provost Marshal Il General Fry announces prep
arations for prompt enforcement Of tbs dr The nev
enrolment made wfth that view. fals We arc assured
by city news OF yesterdays tssnc with crushing
weight upon the laboring classes. The Withdrawal VI
Grants army from the James will set free considcra
bic force that after the fashion OF Last year. may bc
sent here FOR the Intimidation OF our people into ODE
aicnoe Ia Mr. Lincolns last requisiton for fcsh and
blood. The temper ~ tho prospective victims OF the
impending conscripton 10 such 10 give trunsfer
Of troops here for s enforcement the OF evil days
The workingmen OF this city and Of Brooklyn arr In
mood 10 be torn by military violence from ther fami.
lies. The expectation that some means viii be found
for saving them from sacrce has restrained their a
prehensons from open EXPRESSION Int the fact IL not
the less worthy u consideration that ey labor In this
case under kioty which may before long exhibit
itself ~ the public in cone form u sssssssSI desssi
nation.
The Dissatisfaction that broods IN private over the
last call Of Mr. Lincoln becomes dangerous In its re-
serve and would we think lose nnch Of Its threaten
ing character By its enunciaton publicly The dscob-
tent Of the workirCmcn nj these cities with the mpend
ing draft mus, excite universal respect and sympathy
and, expressed AFTER tho usual manner OF assembage
Of that respectable class Of citizens canno! f Of
producing profound impression Tor good through the
agency Of a mAss meeting.
Dis ohteut 81 the masses Ia always unsafe long s
II continues secret Dissatisfaction Of the people under
even trials 70 sore those threatening themselves
their wives aud their children In this terrible call for
half million TO b. dangerous y hen brought
into open aylst The working classes constitute the
very basis Of society," and in the profound respect
pf their fellow citizens always command redress for
Their just grievances Let them thsn together
In public assembly and, trusting 20 God the sympathy
Of the people, and the strong arm Of the law, take
counsel for their relief from danger that threatening
the lives ard happiness OF themselves their wives. and
their little cannot fail to enlist for them tho kindly
countenanoc Cf every good and true man
What forms Of remedy are those demanded for meet.
ing the discomfort OF oar aborng cassesf Tho quos.
ton Of enoument n but VI detail; and bile
1t may reduce tine extent Of sacrifice In particular
place leaves the evil OF the moment after all actually
untouched Can nothing else DO done ior the
protection Of our honest aud industrious poor Tha IT,
we think. question which may obtain some hopeful
solution ut meeting formed for the purpose by ali
workingmtn.
public declaration OF their case may dI,eo, ort,
% xation Of tine terrible hardshps VI tho drun "
the producers OF our national wealth Tho mass VI
want that their sacrifice 70 tho passions OF f,naiosn
may throw upon the charity OF tie city. constitutes
consideration which may BIZ urged with efeot In slim
uniting our property holders 70 avert tina, evil II
Substitutes cannot under every effort b. obtained ia
al extent sufficient to save the lives Of industrious
fellow citizens public declaration Of their grievance.
may prompt the Executive to a deterni na ton q
protect them from lawless consumption by sovereign
authority OF the State.
The call Of Mr.. Linco'a FOR soldiers no, S.diny II
Las upon Ike people Of Ne1- York IL the sovereignty OF
the State be held BY the Governor 70 forbid rci
attempt ut draft" perhaps demanding such
course on his part may DO found In industrial
economics
Our workingmsn only will fall into the net OF Mr.
Lincoln If be bc allowed ~ make his last draft Doe,
not become very grave duty with authorities &c
Inquire whether the withdrawal Of half million more
OF our hoorers may not overrun tho lowest limit of on,
necessities OF productioni
What this Tremendous dram Of hs H,gh N,vbu
meas VI ashngton arrest Industry n the extent OF
even stopping our production OF material OF war
What II put an end to sill more essential branch
our labor by leaving the agricultural supplies OF the
golden month Of September ~ ungarnered In tbs
ie.ds' II inquiry show that this LAT call for half
million OF our workingmen infringe upon the Ini.,
assigned 10 demands upon labor by the yery
sities OF cur society," then, in Heaysns name let Ar
assemblage OF workingmen, while doing A duty n
themselves do further duty TO the public 81 oaisT o,
Ike s0rerefSaiy Of s STATE 70 s0ld bei.ep soe.sr M
lss de'rue:'re passioss Of JeoOsiogs Jasa.ioisaS
/ Tie H'crtd has for weeks been rdiculjne m,
accounts Of Pro Slavery conspiraeies and secre,
societies In the West which mediate subyer
sive revolution. Yet 1t knows thoroughly tina,
these conspiracies, these societies, have rca
existence, and that their object has been truly
exposed. There were errors and exsgecrstion,
in some Of the details elected OF st. Louisa,
We indicated at the time--but the essential fact,
were truly revealed. Gen. CaTrington's expost
at Indianapolis was terse, lucid, and within thu
truth.
Tho Ners plainly incites TO not and anarchy
which The World reprobstes, believing tina,
Democratic rule mag be restored and Slavery
preserved by.lswful means. Both are perfectly
aware that devotion to Slavery is the real inoite