New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02
Proclamation
sY EDWIN d. MORGAN, GOVERNOR of tnH
STATE OF NETWORK.

r,or, tho 9TH Of national affection we come
with stricken hearts, eha'teoed sPins' 70 own
spoe upon the Most High and TO TendeI WIN sh, and
our thsnksgivugs for His mercies, countess o,ow.
Infinite In extent. year fsught with me
has YET In the mercul plan Of Providence Oeea nh.a
q ~. 80, o.,o,ons h,a..,,ss Although 1t l. huiN'''1
among the dark periods OF history and It's Hood she'd
ara craven on many hesrths.ones yet the Prs',,. ~
In tina CAUSE Of our country will halo~ anu - a,
love and our reverence for IL and Ito insn's - 80,
Sitter sorrows OF the year will disc'pho " a.
Whatever was passionate in the earlier Pe'i'u VI
given way to q deep and subdued eon''o'0 " W.,
us the integrity of the Union Reflection has maze csa 0u'
obligations and the issues OF the honeH''" se F'''"
themselves In more definite form.
,, Nsou. aims have been elevated and our sacrifices
have made vs. less eh our Government and institutions
leed in jeopardy brought TO more just appreciation
f vaus Locking beyond The wicked leaders who have
Op,,,.d this terrible calamity Of civil upon we
ace that the people in against the Government possess
,b. higher qualities Of national characters and though
sheir minds been perverted by passion and prejudice
vet ON many their proves and devotion TO their
cause been such win respect We are permitted
10 that the developing the manhood OF the NA0h
and when peace shall retuTn have faith that the American
Republic will be powerful the Government more per
smen the elements Of society perfectly blended sho
the people firmly united than ever
We have other causes for gratitude. Disease has been
from pestilences which 1t feared would follow them IN
astan. situde Esrs best fruits have been Avshly be-
slowed the arts have propere6 the eDPoymehts OF peace
hsue been and the good order Of society has been
fully maintained Reverses to arms have been followed
by successes on land and which specially call for thanks
giving juy the ssnguine expectations to the
final result of the contest
That we may publicly signify deep thasfulnoss for
hess and countless other blessings Of the past and for the
promise Ills meTces forever that We nsy fully
acknowledge dependence upon the Supreme Being and
hesr anew f.om His speas chosen servants that judgments
follow those nations hssD iis prerogstves psurped
and who give God the glory in all things and that IN
proper Split may ask that victory shall attend our srS
health armies and prosperity dwelling that peace
may be restored and that have strength to meet the
trs Of the future do appoint THURSDAY, THE I~sSTf'
SEVENTH DAY NOVEMBER next, day Of Praise Thanks
xying and Prayer TO Almighty God; and do recommend
that supenns al ordinary business pursuits the people Of
.hi, State do meet together in their chosen places oil
worship aud that The ,aid day. throughout be tppoIa'cy
observed.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed tn. privy seal Of the State. at tie City OF Al
H. ST. bany this day Of October in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siI'y-two
EDWIN ID. MORGAN.
By the Governor:
LOCKWOOD L. Dom. Private Secretary.