, 1864-08-16
THE GALL FOR MORE MEk.
The sitnat{on-Eoldler 8Aased TO f1a:Ss tic
Ne,k-Sbs1 vt Es,snteer q
Stand the Draft9
41uota Of Cook Counfy-A Con,-
snftae<. appointed TO ascer.
tnIn iI-The Meeting
Inst Evening.

1nIn 1.-THE Meeting
Inst Evening.
The great CRY that goes up f,om the Generals In
Ibe deld, from the authorities at Washington, and
from every loyal heart from the Atlantic to the Pa
ciSc and from the great lakes to The Gulf Of Mex
leo II, "Men-more men," The centres Of the
ETcat rebellion Are two. There are but two great
rebel armies throughout the Length and breadth Of
the coniede1acy whose siz. and appointments can |
eve us tronble to oysscome-that Of Hood ut At |
behind triple lines OF fortldc.uons. strong By na-
the onset that IL 10 decide The destiny OF the Be
mlnions OF the so-caed ContederacT are theirs no
longer. The rebel sovereignty has been fhotn OF
tie fair proportions. At Atlanta Sherman nas
GTani is on Tie line On which oe proposes 70
tight It ont 1t takes oil suumef Ihe troops are
saiithed With their commander, thett moral.
md discplne ie good ard they ons avail he a.
shall decide destiny. The rebels are desperate
becsuee they know thst their cause Is desperate,
snd nike The rthg at pay they lay theis blows thick
Il sheimsn could be reinforced Just now with
hundred thoNtand men, and Grant With TWO hun
drsd and hfty thousa1d, such blowa could be given
bave paseed before rulet and people: general and
army I'LL be scattered to the tour quarters Of the
earth. The great Iced Of the hour T. Men to Il up
ou, depleted armies qntil they be raised. our gen
fcnEtTe.
The President has called for Eve hundred thou-
sand soldie5s, and It retnans fos NJ to- determine
teer OF shall we submit our destiny to the turning
Of wheel: There are some reasons why
he latter would b preferable. 1t u
Sen. Ioysl and ,di.,os. 1asa men Wonld ih.n s 5:
compelled to do their share toEasds sustaining
the Government Had this plan been adopted in
But our citizens in The fir, instance spruug to
arms with degree Of alac1ity unparalleled tn the
history Of nat1ous, and, At the termination OF re-
supa: of ~ Anethea sa ia .af been e's sds
1na + n o4f 'ha5 ta m M s,s as ns
sna rntsssisses Il te ;s:rt us Ii Us 1sl:e CO.. 5ut
solca.rs upon the voluntary eyttem, and let it
never be said that the Government was forced to
Eescrt to compuleion to receive tho needed num-
We are officially Informed that the quota Of Cook
county it nearly 5000. What are we dong TO I'll
this quota: a few representative recruits, a few
substitutes, and now and rhcn a volunteer is se-
cured. bat not q huDdredth part as rapidly AZ will
be necessary to secure our contingent by the 5th
Those Who arc drafted will be sent to the front,
there to share the perils and dangers of actual
conflict With our brave boys gone before. Thoee
who volunteer now will have the choice OF regi-
mente. IL it not wiser to join the great Union
The Go5ernor Of the State has issued cali for a
regiment OF infantry for State servlce to relieve
tue Ntteran- now Kept within our borders to guard
rebe! ps1sopers and preserve the public peace.
This regiment will be mustered into the service
qrota- Who WI join in this enterprise:
SUPERVISORS NETTING.
Purenautto to the cali published in the Ta1BcHE,
an informal meeting OF the Board OF Superv.eprs
was beld last es. ming in the Supervisors room, st
rn31 ifr NJ
present with several gentlemen prominently con
nteted hitherto with the initiatory movement.
Col. J. I. naneock, President q the Board Of
Taylor was chosen to act As Secretary.
The Chairman said that the meeting waa called
70 consider the best means Of obtaining ; know-
which that quota must be aled4 He could give
them no definite Information regarding the ouota,
but few days ago AdtDtant-9it neral Fuller bad
him az speedily az possible.
supeEytsor s. Rustel said the statement Of
1000 men had taken eserybod! by surprise BE
think they conld avntd the drait. He did not con
slider they ccu1a raise any Inore money for boun-
ties, a. they had already raised much al the law
The aih of The county tor another yes " The 1S
Fund Committee would require $4,000 to cars
them .hsoaeh, aud !. Eould oe difficult to eEen
Su zevleor Den OF thought the fret thing to
do was to Rscertain the quota and until then they
Supervisor Ta, ,lor ssid ihe general opinion for
merly was that 1hG quota did not amount to 1000.
and nox they believed it to be neariy $500 Ae
bisred that Mr th 4sd :. Of The and | I'D
NJ. Medill tsid the figures given In yesterdays
T1unuAE were. Le believed, correct. They were
sSsRsf %ssSs dsq = nSr1ss F., %s e. Ell Il Mh %Ss
were received b. The TRIBUNE On ths, dsv. and
pr1 we'd that Cook eoqnty vas s,oI ahead. He te1e-
praphed hack to ashington, and learned that they
in tLdng the quotas Of the different districts. Ne
further telegrapted to know II that embraced the
then recent call tot $1,000, and wae answered In
Springfield they cestainly had deficit Of the nun
te1 published, but the county had an advantage
from Washington. Then, again. the qaota Of the
the Fforos: Mareha1. br: many Of these names
were not liabe 10 draft. BE learned from the Brlt-
1sh coDsul that oret 1.500 exemption papers had
be1 hen out ss 2 9r m Of tSsse had
e. recommended that committees be appointed to
purge The enrolment list aud ascertain officially
The correct quota. He could not understand that
county behind.
Supervisor Refs, said that II Mr. Whites figures
were correct Ne were stNi 1000 ahead, eyeo In.
cluoing this call. List winter it had been cup
posed we y ere 5000 ahead. Since then they have
increased that number BY enlistmente.
supervisor Charleston did not think we hsd
- thc ta,eir1 sn1istment s~erts IL w.nted ~ ~
uf1t sInnned. He thunrhf theT r,,uIi raise hmm.
de- for l.Go, or 90 men but nSt for The higher
dcf,re. He Was n faror or 4 cornm,ttea II, ssrrr-
I'm our coyrect stand1ne o''A''e' :" asee'@
supervisor Brooks nithed to know how the re.
cofas e e5s Fspt a # Wsshlnssen 'ssl M
muster roll tf every soldier In the United States
eerylce WAS kept, here all the names vera return:
a. 70 teep susp
u, st lis oopy W. aat neeessa1'ly correct:
Of three b appointed - the Char to asesE:.,a e.
the eorresI eis1stion Of @ ths eo9n5E ko "4sn aa,
tnsion. Ine county asa aoi oo..ss anu c1o' s
sonn1y coa!n n9t taase T. - u ~ i@ 1aeL ga
49,, en ha4 a49s' NC t7sseo' 'aes eeN'a n"' ps'as
4 Mppn.s ~ s.ia .hsro ,o-a .h-.. d;..,,
sMo9e! AAnsoce m sac iae1e WEE .nsse qis.!ne
1ons ~ t,b M ~ s.s;a oae ASpt
b. tie mii.tsry oficcre. If there vas any discser m
ol1snnce 10 inc pace OF tne teeEults fee'denc
ard En- tstEe1t IT,. ,,a ,s,ts, c,ns,,
ossss, Who va @ ensasea n asce1tsinine tie CO,
rect qnota%.
sapeIErot h1Ssstt tooaen. ~ M woase 1e he5teI
= IN 49,. | hsS hs., +srti.d nrt ~ +hfa IT, srS :
4haae tnat eaSu ons nns. s~Sar 10 nae r.,
n1 crad sa ,na ~ ~ nnr s.s,a ~ teG.'ht t1.
ihis wonid account ior the discrepancy be.ween th
1Eo Ioas: .,,,...t. ...
James er Col 0ake. would Be shle to give them 10
10 Tatn,nsfton' Z M'Step Fan .,o,.,t that rh., Tho,
vsrr 1nv,nr 1oen by iarcer Io,ntie;. ,fbey receiy
~ nsnE msn ~ fno1n other ronnfies he xT3she7 :,
tnnW II iheee men wouSd be credited TO CooE
i1non motiop Of Supe4yieor Russell It wAs LETT II