New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
rSpertsat Prseian'atian Issued by Gen.
Buuks-Fhe Orgsnix' .tion Of n stm,e
s-essrnment Hastens d-Am Election for
State onicers ord red fsr the 23J Reb-
ynsrs-Anoihcr FOR n State Convention
on thc FIRST sss, ndny in April.

NEwOmIASs Jan. Il. 1861.
TIE stesIs'iJp Morning Star was advertised
- s et oclVek Sunday morning the 10th H's with
hajls leo Now-Iork. Consequently Saturday the 9Th
~ss y hat was Known here packet day." and all
IL having business with the North which cOnld be
1xnscoted by writing prepared their letters and dir
patches with confident expectation that they would he
under way at the hour named The event lalsiGed this
expectation. Those who visited the steamer AZ tie time
" say their aJieus to friends found steam NJ anu
saw Of the hurry and butte attending the Depart
gre OF such vessels, bG read announcement conspc
rousy posted the dec- that the slip detained by
trder Of MOTOR General Banks. Such Circumstance
could uOt fsil TO excite good deal OF surni6ng ana
guessing the CaUse for two days past has kept
She civ on the gui yiVe. awaiting Developments.
beheVe can no" WIite We SnluatlA1On. M
asIne steamer broUeht ~ General Banks OF her last
.lip ont from SexYOrk = letter from President In
coin nstuctng him 10 take the inltatory steps ht once
Coz the Organization Of loyal State Government for
IcuisiGIe. infer from facts coming under ny notice
tLlt sir. Lincoln Ind previously written 10 General
tanks complaining OF delay tardiuess IN TINS nhltef
20 which the latter replied that TIE subject had been
handed over 10 General Shepicy, The Military Gov
erIoF by the Presidents direction aud therefore the
Commanding enesa was moi sgousibe il the wishes
Of he Government were not speedily c,ccued There
rpoa Mr. Lincoln WIote above Indicated directing
General Banks 10 move in the matter himself according
70 his best discretion. An answer Mss not ready when
no time came fOT The steiner - sa Sue VIA lea.
Tomorrow morning, however o. O'clock aud the sub
t-snce Of me Information she VIII carry The President
touching the paIs adopted for inc restoration O rs
S,ate 70 the Union mag be gathered IRON The following
proclamation, which win probably appear Ia the cisy
Sspers at The same tire.
PROCLAMATION.
BE1DQu.erkts DGPAfrEKsr oY THs CrLy,
thN'OkfsAAs, sen. ~, ltt4
10 pgr.oeaco 1ihotly vested 81 BY he In sdeni
~ the United stste ard upon consultation viii many repro
.e.e Than tenth Of The p2use, desfe tho ssre possible
sss@,s Of Lcussnstotle Union invite the loya. citizen.
lf(l sfgfff ia Ia -.
% a..esle in tion precinct. designated BY
L. dsy FsSr Ss1s' e Nay s.rfss b. 'br On the
sA-+ cnucer, herein named. viz:
T. Lieutenant Governor;
~ ~ SsssIs,sIy OF s'slei
" Auorney-Gsn.rx;
WI ~. S S'pGf5g' g s, q SsS la.'rpcton,
~to 'ha when elected foT the tin. being aud until o.r.
s9HSo re fsae' sade s s eSDs ,s evil
lcsns except much o. the said Cor1,tu,iou md -, m
sss ,'n ecSdon P5ie .air. saa p siSR
frapphcable ony esss q persons existing within H. M,
ssa 70 BE- and s So2 T po. ss de-
sssded TO ignore The rsh. Of properly existing
citizens for loses sastsred by eireu or other Authorized
90, olthe 6oyemnen,. ,,,.,
Proclamation, with the condition sAzod TO the elective fran
efiss BY the Consultation Of LoalAi.ns w constitute tie
.ee duly installed 10 their Offices on tie ooSh day "
III The resistrson Of vo.sr effected under the direction
a. the Military Governor md The several Onion Asocalos
BOT ncon snt with the Proclamation other oideTs OF te
ttejeat confirmed and approved.
Nv In order that the organic law Of the State rnsy be made
70 conform 10 the will VI tie People aud harmonic with tho
eYnlt 81 vel 70 psntsn AID preserve the
eths landmarks Of civil ard religious liberty election OF
cuexAes convention for e revision Of tho Constitution
~n % neid % the 6st Monday Of April 1854 The basis VI
representation the number Of delegates tnd the details Of cleo
~op' wa Do announced Ia subsequent orders
MAngemsnis will b. made iOr the early election Of mem
bss 81 Congress for the STATE.
W. The Fundamental law u tho State IL martial law II Is
ote'en and just for the Government surrender 70 the
yoope az s earliest possible Ich Of military
power be consistent with Tho soceess Of military opera
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