New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

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The second section Of the act offered provides that
shall not sppy to any mortgage, hypotheeAon OF eoH
veyancs heretofore made
BoUHTIEs TO VOLUNTEERS.
In reply TO resolution Of the Senate the AdJntant
Gereral 30 nj to that body communication IN regain
to the anonnt OF money necessary TO meet the pro
Visions Of blu to equase tne 9oIh 70 ps rr pau ,ss
and nth Of July cGa no bountes were PAID oy tne
State 10 volunteers That from and after the last uate
until the Goth day Of September 1862 the state pd 70
volunteers ensting for all regiments up 70 ana In.
Guiding the 10th the sum OF SO each. No DOuntles
paid 10 volunteers after the last mentioned date
nor prior to Nov ls62 All who enlisted subsequent
TO that date aud prior April s6i have been paid or
are entitled TO bounties under existing laws TO so
each. No State bounty was paid between april l.
1854 and Dec. 49, 1854, but large local 1ognileS were
paid and the excess the filing the July call leo4
has been reimbursed 10 localities All men no enlisted
in le6l, served two years, aud were honoIaoly ds,
charged, and who afterward 1eenNsted, were ehtteu
to veteran State bounty OF sl'O An veterans re-
enstlng under General Orders No. i9i oil the ar De'
partment, were entitled to SIS bounty.
All men enlisne pror to July y, is62, wonld oe en-,
titled to receive SIS each under the bill proposed al
enstments between July II ana Sept 30, leo2 10 -
each; all between that date and Nov. !! 1862 TO go
each and all veterans reJasng after April lsdi 70
SIS. Upon like rendering IL would seem that al enlist,
ments between April 1864. and Dec. l9, lc54 would
also be entitled to s55 State bounty, although such
recruits actually received focal bounties ranging from
600 TO ,j0O they never having received any STATE
bounties.
H. however, the proposed bill designs TO give boun.
ties to said volunteers as have never received any
bounty equal 20 as at any one time-it presents a
different question. IL wOnd be work OF extended
labor 20 ascertain who Of the men ensting in e6l and
1862 never reellisted. think il quite safe 10 assume
that at least q per cent Of all the two years men who
enlisted prior TO July 1862. and served out the term,
reenisted and received the veteran bounty
Upon any construction that be given 10 the first
section Of the BILL would 10 provide for pay.
ment OF State bounty to all men onlsting after April
le64 and prior to Dee. ~, 1854 notwithstanding they
received large local b0nuts-. some part Of which has
been reimbursed to localities by the States and also all
short term Cuitia) volunteers. and upon this under
standing tey are embraced in my abstract to which
refer as containing the required Information IN detail
Number Of men mustered between April A. letl
! militia 100 81
and Sent 90 90 ls ls',. 200
and Nov 1853 I.eOi
Veteran establishments after April l. leO4...... Leo
Number Of men mustered between April l. 1901 49,
and Dec 49, 1854 sOJl
Militia for three months ana 100 days...-.-... ~ 3i
LOO 23l men at s7J......-..--.-..S H.Ol152J
~ g04 men at s25............-.. le.2,tOO
200 men at s1J.-..-....---... 0,OOO
LOO men at s1J.....--........ $4,000
s03i men at s7j............... 6O2ba23
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