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The Daily Dispatch: September 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Jacobin Club of New York (search)
ng that the money thus subscribed should be expended for the objects intended to be promoted by the donors — that is to say, the encouragement of enlistments under the recent call of the Government, or returned to them. The committee, through their chairman, Mayor Opdyke, thereupon returned Messippi Belmont & Co. the full amount of their thus admitting that the objects and designs of the committee were not to encourage enlistments under the Presidents call. In addition to this, Messrs, Morris Ketebum, George S. Coe, and other citizens of approved loyally and patriotism, have peremptorily refused the longer use of their names to the committee. The money returned to Messrs. Belmont & Co., we should add, was divided by them between the Corcoran Brigade and the Irish Legion, now recruiting in the city of New York. The Jacobin Club is not, however, idle, although exposed and denounced. Its agents are busily engaged in gathering up secretly the names of all who are willing to enroll