The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
INTERESTING FROM Morris CAROLINA.
OUR HATrERAs INLET CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR HATTERAS INLET DENCE
H,rrEnAs IStEr, Nov %, 1901.
Ses'cn Of The Provisional Observation-Disclosures Passet
oy the Body-Martte Nash Taylor Elected Go,srnorFro
etamat'on TO tte Pecpla II North Carolina, dc.
AS you are already aware the provisional State govern
ment Tor tho State OF North Carolina which has been IN
contemplation for some months past, formally called
| together for business on the 18th Of November inst
when there was full representation by delegates and
proxies, number OF very important ordinances were
unanimously adopted by tho Convention; among others
one which set foIh 'ba tho ordinance Of the Conyen
ton which assembled Raleigh the Goth of May last
procaimng the secession Of this Commonwealth from
the federal tnon such secession being legally imposs
Bile, is of no force eject aud said ordinance together
with all oher ordinances and acts of said Convention
Of the General Assembly made and done in pursuance of
the reasonable purposes Of tho consprators against the
Union, is hereby declared null and void"
The Convention adjourned, subject to be rsas.
sembed on the cali Of the President.
The following the procamations Of the Cover
nor to the people Of North Carolina:-
PROCLAMATION ny TIE GOVERNOR.
TO TIE PEoiLy OF NORTH CARollSA:-
On Monday, the 18th OF November, 1861, a pro-
visionai or temporary government for this Com
monweaith instituted at Haiteras, Hyde county,
by convention Of the people Ia which moro
than half the counties OF the state were repre-
seated by delegates and authorized proxies. Ordi-
nances were adopted by the Convention declaring vacant
al State ofces the ncumbents whereof have disqualified
themselves to hold them by violating their official oaths
~ support the constitution Of the United States which
North Carolina has soemniy accepted the supreme
law Of the land; pronoancng void and OF no elect the
ordinance Of secession from the federal Union passed by
the convention assembled at Raleigh May 90. 1861
tinng In full force the consutonand laws Of the State
as ntlined in the revised code Of 1865, together
with all subsequent inconsistent with para
mount allegiance to the United States appointing pro
'sioaa Governor and empowering him to ill such Official
IN aiy nuht hC
required for the safety and good order Of the State.
We have attempted revolutionary Innovations;
overthrow disturb any Of tho institutions Of the State.
IN repudia'ing and resisting the wa'ton nsurpa-
ton which has hagrantiy dehed the viii aud
now crashes tho liberties Of the people of this
Commonwealth, we act in the pursuance Of sacred
cuty to Narh Carolina, and to that great republic
common country, which invested them with the high
dignity OF Anet citizenship. We fal moreover,
imperative obligation TO God 70 civilization freedom
and 70 humanity We obey that cardinal maxim cfsand
government which atrmg that the popular welfare Is
highest law The good and loyal men OF North Carolina
have been for months past without any domestic
ment which they were bound to respect, and the APP
paeat consent Of large majority OF tho citizens TO the
armed power of the revoutionss and traitors who have
antediy arrogatei the governing authority of the
STATE has been not voluntary and cheerful acduies
cence, but compelled and protesting submission 10
military despotsm The lives Of citizens and their rights
of property and person have Ind no protection
amidst tho anarchy, misruo disorder which have
prevailed throu. hout the Commonwealth. II had, there
FORE become necessary for the most ordinary interests
of society, well in vinication Of our loyalty to the
national authority, that mancipal government, sup
pressed and overcome by reckless and respnn
slbe usupers, should be revived and maintained under
III protection OF the banner Of the Union TIE tenpo
rary State government which have accordingly
foot has the approval in advance Of thousands OF good
and faithfnf North faroliuans and sh.pd .nimand the
prompt and cordial adhesion Of all loyal aitiz-as
OF theSate OF the desperate end III starred fortunes Il
the rebellion and OF liz ultimate and thorough supr
sion no rational man can entertain doubt 1t has the
recognition of no nation under heaven all tho worlds
sympahes unanimous in lis condemnai ion; 1t IL every
Wsa regarded AS not only revolt against most bench
cont and patArnai ent bst assang also law
order, plogrees ard all the great interests Of mankind
throus ht the globe IL Il ~ aggressive upon popf
lar liberty in the United States and It's claims
be conceded short Of absolute surrender OF tho rights
81 man and craven recantaton Of the holy creed Of free
dom.
therefore ca, upon all tho good people of this Com
monwoaith 10 return to their allegiance 10 the United
satcs and to rally around the STANDARD of state loyalty
which We have rsereetod ana placed side by aide with
tic go. ous far Of the republic. a1nre you as North
Careliians, mindful er III, inspiring tradition Of Your
history, and keeping in view yor true interests and
welfare people, TO rise and assert your Independence
Of the wicked rants who seeking to enslave YOU
Remember the Of Meckicnburg and the martyrs Of
Alanance-d' y bat Of nndyng memory-aad endeayor
MARBLE NASH TAYLOR,
Provisional Governor Of North Carolina.
HATyERAs, Nov. 20, 1851
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
STATE or NORTH CAgor tsA EXECUTIVE IMPAIRMENT.
To THE FEoPlE q NoRlH CARouINs:--
Whereas ordinance OF the Convention OF North
C8rofa passed Monday, the 18TH November. 1861
directs the provisional Governor OF this Conmoawe
in the fol owing words, to WhereaS il Is desjra-
bio that this state shall he represented in the federal Con
grcss and maiun her due weight in the councils of the
Union therefore the provisional Governor be directed
hereby to order special elections III accordance with
chapter SIKH nine a tho Revised Code poss
bic and expedient in any district dctrics
pre-enteG and whereas the Revised Code u this State
chapter s2y-n:ne, and section 9th, provides FOL-
lows to wiif at any tine, after the expiration OF
auy Congress, and before another election, any
any eia tinn, thore shall be vacancy IN the
representation liz Congress- the Governor shall issuc
writ OF election, and by proclamation shall require the
voters TO moot in their respective counties Mt such time
Inay appointed tharcn and at the places esab-
shed by law then and there to vote FOR representative
In Congress- u i the vacancy, And the election shall be
condGc Cd il like regular c.ecionsn And it
appearing that the Second district is unro-
| presented,
Now therefore, Marble Nash Taylor Governor Of the
State North Carina do reby notify and require the
good ard loyal leopG Of the Second Congressional dis
trct Of this State qualified to veto for members Of the
House OF Commons OF The General Assembly o. attend at
the several voting places the said district Thurs
day the 2S;h Gay November 1861 and cast their bal
lots fer a repsesenl ativs OF the State pgress.
In witness whef eof have hercugto my hand and
ca,scf 10 gro cal Of tia State to be Affixed 1T Hat
teras this the eighteenth day Of November in the yea,
OF our Lord eighteen hudred and sxty-onc and OF the
independence Of the United States the eighty
MARBLE NASH TAYLOR
BY The GovernorAIoszo j. Srow, Private Secretary.
HA,TERAs, NOV. Is, 1851