The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07
will The Citizens Of New York Aid In Arrest
ing Such Calamitys
The Assistant Provost Marshal Gene
raj Calls Upon Them.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The County Volunteer Commit
tee Appeals to Them.
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TEN DAYS ALLOWED TO INCREASE RECRUITING
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Over Thirteen Thousand Men Yet to
be Raised,
&e., &s., 10.

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Of every ess to the hereto from Brisade
General link T. ( NJ General s and Superintendent Of
tins county ana the prospect of draft
retnr They have paid ne largest bounty permit
4st psS portion
100 men pr Tho lat seven days they have
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oe men s pe ys a Sa @G hossn so
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they derive their power have individually and col
ys yrn nsr Shoe time and attention ss to TS
suffer BY draft lukewarm, and rendered
'' ESsn Capitalists who have most from
unwilling to the extent Of rnishing the neces
s
S. IL 'a s
The n 81. and ne public now
number q recruits Ten days grace allowed Us Us
filled wi,hn q reasonable time. 100 II III +. s.
r. "y Ta s f s s s s paving
volnnteers be- taken immediately; and .
rso Thai the people At lena their a % the o.
It sifs ThG s. ss Rssas
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undertaking. . rsms.rss those who pay money FOR this
$d twoyears substitute. and $500 for year sub
stitute a-n.
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with ne people 70 avert The ten
lei assemble together i public council and after
n VIII the he
3D. the .sSs "a Of he @
INT men WIN BE pr:;arsd By volunteering than can
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LETTER OF BRIG Adler GENERAL KINKS.
OFFICE a a. m.va4
s00''i new D YORK. March IA h1 j. 1865 SsA'
Sano4 . tn. receipt
your onmunicaon Of the I'd instant in reply a
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with The the Of II Which
Il
ns win ai the quotas q tho ely districts within the
Il wi borne in mind that very rea. deficiencies
that these sais entirely The
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the provisions Of the law Il being made,
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made since the assgnmsnt Of under the Enrol
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s has mo 81 sons E ss s1
hoped that IN. go.posssn. q ne drsf. in sh.
Be %
pssy orc active ss
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part Of The government
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these hopes are not we'll grounded for while yourself and
aS DUO pss as.,9sd rsss s.
and sc.vs EFFORT being made on The part
indss,ion being .ppassD s.s The quotas viii ,;
VI ssa Ar &. xnss; Il P..s
p he psS who have Ss
mpesa. :. tSs they only Can create
~s. .HS
sw whsh IL o. Or
hundred dollars bounty three two or one service
% :A b" sU nS
or his substitute ought Of itself make bodied
s SSs .s Sni large ssSn paid
~ en- sner % he md s
IN the grand concluding campaigns q ths wal:
suggest sp Dat adopted pe:sss
blcity the necessity Immediately raising meumOro
RAPIDLY and TO the provisions Of the State govern.
ment for volunteers and substitutes and that the
pie Of the city appealed through the public preas
practicable through public meetings 70 devote week
their and their interests In labor to
Milling quotas Of their districts, and thereby
relieve themselves the evils Of draft To this end
will be exended from this department Mus
officers and shall be provided In abundance
and fair may be made, think may promise
that draft shall take place during the neat ten dsyA
am air very respectfully, your obedent servant,
KDw w. KINKS, Bfigader General,
Acting Provost Marshal General
Volunteer Recruiting Service.
The Draft I'm Brooklyn.
Mayor Wood returned from Washington yesterday,
from his mission to procure, II possible extern
sion Of the operations Of the draft for thirty days. In
order TO enable the county to oil the quota required by
volunteering In his interview with Provost Marshal
General Fry the Mayor was informed tina. the operations
Of the draft would be suspended provided y men per
day were furnished IN the Second and Third Congress
6iona Districts but II tis not done, then those
dra6ed xnuld be reaured In by sub