New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
formed from the Separate Companies Of the
Fourth Brigade

rourtn Brigade
General Doyle has already announced that he
could form two regiments out of the following
material. and these are doubtless the ones he
Will now establish:
Sixty fifth, Colonel welch. ten companies
A, IS. c. d, Z. +. G.. II, l and K: 18Th Separate
company Of jamestown. Captain u. Hazetine
and 43d Separate Company Of Clean Captain
r. H. Franchet-46 officers, 72s men: total, IA
separate Company Regiment Colonel Chaplin
hlne coinpanies-lst Of Rochester. Captain L.
e. Smith. I'd, Of Auburn. Captain G. j. Barber
Hth Of Rochester. Captain c. b Henderson:
9th. OF Medina. Captain s A. Ross: Both. OF
Elmira Captain J. r Sadler: 34th. Of Geneva,
Captain W. Wilson: 41st of Syracuse Captain
}. G. Butler; Attn. Of Hornellsvile, Captain F.
.. Babcock. 18th. OF Oswego. Captain A. NJ
Han-3S officers and 600 men total 1874
Briga der General Oliver stated tonight that
such regiments as had been selected for service
and did not have membership Of private SOL
diers OF l.00S in number would now accept suf-
hcient recruits to give them the requisite num-
Der under the United States regulations.
SOME STRONG REGIMENTS WILL STAY.
The regiments which Will remain at home are
all strong ones. On March 81 the 18th had a
membership OF 1912 the 2od Of So and the
18th. with some separate companies. OF al men.
The enlistment Of recruits In the Guard is
necessary. and to provide for the immediate
completion of the full quota Of each regiment
the Adjutant Generals Department has dis
patched a large number OF enlistment blanks.
The new blanks different from those here
tofore in use by the Guard having been drawn
in conformity with the new military code. In
joining the Guard a man must enlist for hVe
years. but any old member Of the Guard may
enlist for a shorter period.
MUST ENLIST FOR FIVE YEARS
The majority Of those desiring to enlist in the
Guard at this time are anxious 20 serve during
the war only Under the military code they
must enlist for Ave years. but II is the intention
OF the State authorities to favor the passage
OF law by the next Legislature which will
permit those who so desire to retire from the
Guard az the close Of the war. or az the time
the law goes into effect II the war be sooner
ended.
The new blank is different from that for
merly in use. man must be able 10 read and
write 10 join the Guard. and the blank re-
Oures him TO sign his name in the presence or
the recruiting officer. He must also either he n
citizen or have declared his intention 10 become
such
The enlistment requires the applicant 20
swear to bear true faith and allegiance to the
United States OF America and To the State OF
New-York" the old form was 70 uphold The
Constitution OF the United states ana the STATE
Of New-York
Among Gov .rncr Blacks visitors oday were
County Clerk Sohmer. Register Fromme. Dis
trct-Attorney Gardiner. and Fire Commissioner
Scanned. Of New York. who profeled him a
regiment OF volunteers raised by the efforts Of
Tammany Hall
They Informed Governor Black that they be-
Meved that a regiment could easily be raised IN
every ore OF the thiI;y-flvc Assembly districts
OF New York City Two regiments In faci had
alreadv heen raised by Tammany Hall leaders.
The Governor sent the delegation 10 Ad)u,ant-
General Tilinghast. who stated that the mem
bers OF the Guard Will fill Nev-fork quota nut
that the members OF the Tammany Han regi-
nents might have a chance TO enlist II Prcsi-
dent Mckinley should issue another call FOR VOL
unteers