New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
Ygonrd OF srpervisors.

The Board Of Supervisors held their regular
weekly meeting Yesterday afternoon, Mr. TWEED. the
President In the chair.
Tie communication from Gov. Seymour IN relstion
10 the excessive quoa OF this city WIS on motion OF
Mr.. PlEpT. referred 10 the Coihmittee on 'oiah'
,ir Fly drssg tho discussion ~ the question, said
III m mnry portions u the country supervising CON
uitos had teen appJHtsd 10 take Gaze that no errors
we've made ia the enrolment, and be moved that tho
County Youutcer Committee procure COMES or the en-
lncnt N the seye al wards and confer with the 10
lee Commissioners ~ 70 the pracicailty OF empo!lng
The police force each marin us o"n patfo 70 exple
such names as not properly enrolled. The motion
WIS not carried.
Mr. LirlLr thought the Committee shorld confer
wit the ln.lorios % Washington.
NJ BLggr replied ihG. communication had been
cent 20 nc osi.Marshal.GeRerl and an answer
Wns expected soon.
Nj. LITTLE inquired whether the Committee were
ready % report SOME i'm, rs Instructed by the GOGIG
f. reicfoHcc 10 recruiting IN the Rebel states
Mr Biu.Tr said th,y were not yet prepared TO report
II had been found dhlenlt 10 ADOPT plan, but no
thought Trey woa DO abo 10 report NJ the next meet
~ lie hfd cOnve fued with many who had been mp
pointed 20 South u recruit but none OF them seemed
t. have any daG 90 70 what Should I've Done
Nj LITTLE moved The Committee be empowered 10
scud AGENTS the South to recruit leaving the details
of tnu matter 10 them.
Mr. BLrEg as an amendment. offered the following
Re- ird Ihs, the Committee Volunteering be snd they
hseby authorized 90 apro.n rssns, rot e1Gins IL IA
WHO su be assigned snch ecsuin districts III the rvDe
on. states ~ the Committee my deem proper.
Hsci That thrr be paid every rec AT 20 enlisted IN
~. ss. and Ia o agent en tug sad Iccrnk the
following sums, On behalf Il the county, 10 wN*
BOUNTY 30 RECKCIrs.
For three years ce..................'."SI0
For ycsrs' s-sylcs. llV
For years serSic-..... ~
soSEY 70 AGENTS..
For all recruits, whether enlisted for one two, or THREE
year $50; aud where such recruit sha elect TO sub
sfie said recruit shall receive the following oouny and TIE
srn, i,ns said fccrui the following hand money to WIZ
sousTY SUBSTITUTES
For three yea, scryice..
For two years SERVER. i5D
For one yeass srfvcs........................ %
HAND dosEY TO AdrNTS.
For an substitutes whether enlisted or one. two or three
yeas sid to be- pail only rpon 'hc personal 'pp
the colniy volunteer II Oce understood efo that IN
al cases where tho shall d-e, be shall be allowed
10 py the agent out If his bounty the cost OF transportation
Mr. bLUST said he had consulted Win many officers
who lad returned from the SJuth who we're willing 10
embark as AGENTS IN the rcSonsswitb which each
familiar. Tie action he proposed WAS only what tho
Committee mad already been dolug.
Mr. ~ RpY opposed tho recruiting OF negroes on the
ground that this woud demOraze the army.
M SrEwAgT said the question With the Board was
how "a III TIE quota. The Alternative was TO recruit
negro soldiers o. to have draf
Mr. ELY then offered the following resolution:
R11e That ia Of tha Board Il 10 inc spcdisnt
10 aemf; b. enlist cosea recruits IN other States behaving
cfcg,s would not promote mo cause 81 busauyi
the the restoration % tue Union.
The resolution lost by tie vote the Hepnblican
Membcgh voting ~ the negative and the Democratic
members ia the affirmative.
Mr.. Blunt. resolution then put and also lost By
like vote.
lie Board then adjourned.