, 1864-09-16

the order In which they are received.
Address CHICAGO TR1BuxE CoupASr
TAG NnITx.
The Draft is urar ut haud- Every nan en-
listed between now ana Monday next counts
on cur quota, Much may lie done In two
days. We give elsewhere Col. Oakes letter
to Gov. Yates.
The State Provost Marshal Gencrals have
been informed that in the coming draft "yol
u1teers may be received after tile quota ot a
sub-dietrict has been filled by draft, and tor
each volunteer so received one drafted man
may be discharged" Tits order ~i!l give
all eub.diEtricts ample tlme to MI their qao-
taG by volunteer recruits, AID should ope-
rate ns ftitnu1us to the exertious now be-
ing made to escape the draft altogether.
The military situation is not greatly
changed since our last issue Grant is still
pushing forW ard his preparations, aud warm
work cabnot be much longer delayed. Snez-
man is etiu at Atlanta The situation at
Mobile may best be learned from adriees
elsewhere. II will be little strange If the
reader Is not fully settled is to the precise
position OF afiairs, SO cpn1radlcting are the
statements.
1ul 00IAAl1u HhlEEh i'll NQI
Washington d'fpatcl are full Of interest,
giving gl,mpscs Of lie in rebeldom, and q
vigor Of conception in behalf ct bad Cause
sslutary for 1oyui ncn tu read aud pouhaer
just at this time Of our fresh sacriaces In
behalf ot cur holy cause: Look at tue lean
and thin ribs vi the bogus rebel
commonwealth, and how fresh and
desperate enorDitics are being re
sorted to to prolopg Its foul existence.
Then thank God that It has ftllen to your lot
TO be outside this great prison house of hor
ror. and aid with your might the arms ex.
tended for it's destruction. 4 little more
cxertion and it will tall to rise no more The
pictures we give 10 our dispatch as to It's
latter day phas7s are po ~ertul and telling.
Al the New York Democratic State Con-
vention 1T Altany, they hissed Fernando
Wood on Wednesday,, and yesterday no.ul-
uuted Gor. Seymour. Tie resolutions are
uuttcred ehcepskin of loyalty drawn over q
foul carcase of Peace and Dlsunion. These
men will d4cetre nobody who has read about
the lAte Chicago ConYcntion. The TRIBUNE
pamphlet presenting the gems Of that assem-
blase ehou1d be widely clrcu1ated In NeH
York, and everywhere wherever the bogus
Democracy seek to wear the loyal mask.
Fremont's letttr Of resignation is still
withheld, but We firmly believe in its exist
cnce. His most tudicious friends declare
that he is not the man to retain hts present
relations 10 the Presidential contest, Of train
bearer to the Copperheads. OF course he
will not, unless be Is bent on political sui.
eide which Will scatter his political remains
too wildly for decent intcrment. Come
down, John. =
In Massachusetts yesterday the Republicans
wisely rc.nominatcd Gev. John A. Andrew,
He is Boston lotion, very eerrlccable tt
loyalty, and model Of zeal tor other Cover
nors, since the war began. OF course he Will
boelectcd by m njority so large that 1t VIII
need official certificates ito show tllat any.
body ran against him.
Gold msde only faint Auctuation ycster-
Gay, and stopd firm 1T o2s;= oo22s; ut the close.
Yesterday was the fourth day Of the uli-
rois Suite Fair Ut Decatur. The occasion il
establishcd as gratifying euccesB.
ME, Ecward's late characteristic speech be-
fore local Republican association is gwen
elsewhere. It is timely and telling fn its
way, aud touches the whole question Of the
coming draft and present duty.
The great outpourlugs OF the people in
behalf Of loyh1ty ind Lincoln continue, as
witness our dispatches from Va1dalia and
Napery,1le-
Our st. Louis dispatch leads us to expect
stirring news from Missouri shortly. since
advices from Little Rock report movements
Of Price, and sh21by, Which point to speedy
invasion Of Missouri. Military. movements
to meet the eune arc in progress.
Scventy-eieht recruits fur tie 4th Minno
sofa rcachcd this city last evening, e. route
for the front. IL vote tAseo for the Prsss-
Dental candidates, only thr<s Of them were
for Little Mac, while scychty-d7e we're for
Honest Old Abe and the war. IL there INV
doubt bow tie soldiers will vote in Noycm-
ber? Our St. Paul dispatch notes the prepa-
rations Of the Vote Commissioners of Nlu-
ncsotA to visit the camps and 1eceive the
votes Of the boys in blue Minnesota has q
splendid record In the war, LIE indicated by
Gov. kl}er's address t. her troops, else.
where referred to. She has sent ,0co men
to our army. Her quota to be filled is {, 1cc38
How it IL being filled 3 ecutleman of promi'
nencc Just from that State gives an Instance,
In smsu 6cttlemcnt OF eiEteen families
ncar De Soto, ltte*, Of the men have enlisted
leaving cne sole bead Of faulty remaining.
Why lie IL 60 unpatriot is not stated. The
town held meeting and have nroridad =
fund to aid the ta1utlles tl!at need It, suc,,
are some of the pronf. of 4ow hTtn,asa.a
loves the country. Her vote in Noycmbe,
will tell the rest for the Vermont of tbe
No1thweft~
The citizens of Kcntncky- WIN tnnxy arr
.,..,t ~. .,,.;.. 80, CO..
ln'ne aooul LIZ po4loch u eae ota.e' noot o.
Gen. Coonsb's pFomiEe, made at Chicago, tha'
this state will give McClt1lap, 50, 600 major
ity, Nubedy believes it. Indeed the I'm