Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
The PrOcIamn Ion.

] nFNNalNAu A@AC ItoNaAAhahhu
buking ,he inesndiary ProhHHeiansntO, re-.
Gently put forth by Gen. Hunter, declaring the
servants held to labor in South, carolina,
Georgia, and Fl6rris, free. This document,
ssanaiing from the President, is one OF the
abl.st and finest STATE papers the present
administrator has produced, and it will Prsvs
to be one Of the bright landmarks in the page
If history, by which it viii be held in grateful
-remsmbrancs by loyal people.
! The President has Robly risen above the par
tissn, and IN an earnest, fatherly sOlsituds for
the welfare Of his people, eaHaly, candidly, and
fOrci6Iy appeals 10 the patriotism Of his cen
stitusucy, by the pleasing memories Of the
past, and the bright dazzling hopes Of future
gloriss yet in store, to abandon the extreme
measures to which they have been urged by
insane politicians, and settle the vexed eman-
eipation question among themselves, by argu-
ment In this respect, President lincoln has
shown wisdom and patriotism, second only
to the great Warrington. In his earnss,ness,
he appeals to the people mere directly inter-
ssted, not to lose the golden opportunity Of
embracing the offer Of Congress to relieve
themselves Of what is proving to be an intoler-
sbls burden, by accepting remuneration for the
tinconyenisnce, public aud private, produced.
A We have already published the proclamation
twice in our daily, and once in eur weekly
and, now we quote again. 1t is one Of those
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hoo- continual ran.tition li,,e tho fsmops effort
- ,~e,..su,s,;..uo I;... ~. .,,a.
VI 'he o's " - -'ose' :, 80
oil PATRIOTISM n ehusciased py tns FIssiaeh..
On the 9th day Of March last, by special
message | recommended to Congress, the sdoP-
ton Of jHat resolution, TO be substantially
as follows: ~
ReSosne@, ihat the oni'ea states ougnt 10
oo.ops'~i NJ ~ oI os So. .;s;a ~ 80 a,as
: Stat, in its discretion to compensate for tn.
inconveniences, public and private, produced
!. by such cnanse oi system.
! The resolution, in the Language above quo,
l. Tea vas aeoplsu ~ 'a'ss haJo'auts ~ 0o.u
. thsnt;c 4 an;,s and solnnn nronos,l .f III,
: nation to the States, and people most imme-
o diatcly interested in the subject matter. To
: : the people OF 'hess e'a'ss now earn,s'iy ap-
pa, is ,rrU.n,s w "ts -. rour.s,r.s - e,rnn. r.
YOU would. se blind to The signs Of the times.
| beg Of you calm and enlarged consi leration
OIL tnem, ranging II II may De- u, rar ABOVE per,
49, """ a. p go p Gov oo,n,'on r'Jr 20.
casting no r.proaehes upon any. II acts not
:. the Pnarisoe. The change it contsmrlates
, would come seniiy as the ns"s OF iieaSsn, not
~ .n,h,ass ;,y " mnch rood w. nat hosn H.
70 by one eff ,rt in all past time as in ,be PROV.
% idencc Of God il is now your hfgh i,ilege 10
i. do May the vast future net have to lament
!, 'n"' oN nave pFs 'o'''" '''- s'--
:, IL '"' Soo'e 70 NV pu''' u'a''l'era'eu pat
a 'fono"'' VIC h",' wv ~ "''''''s ~ nS' .
suo''"e Speo'"'ie II p'eSe"'s' i"e oH'ei mag
iAo"'e VI ''"'' n''''O"S ., "'e,''"-'''V.s'
T. y 80 '"''"u anu p0'ae'0''e e'"'' VI pO''.'-
1. S'a"" ~. .'s' s't 'os''"e'- -s'N'"s n'' Pa'S
out oi sight, and, regardless oil the machina-
~ tions OF demagcgues launches out in an earn
ID e.t implor;nQ vet frm ann.al To the neonl.
...', - - -, -
Ia 'p' s"o. "'~o 80 "' ''H' Wv ""
- claal hand "hieh they nave raisea ana reap the
: good in harvest for them.
y He proaounces the unadrised measures, Of
. Co, Hunter mid Tbi, will civ. .ro,t s,,;..
Il "s =, 81 as :, e-'. :
e. 'seooh 20 'ne ioJa' people o' 'he oou'h. IL
sassures the waVsring mind, that Abraham
ct lincoln does not belong to the ultra red school
er politicians, TO which he hs. been accredited
nd by the demasoguss Of the Southern rebel party
y, President Lincoln, it would seem, is an enthu
IN sias'ic endorser of the progressive grsdua
ls policy Of The noble and lanented Clsy,-a
nd least We judge so by bis acts by so doing h,
" adopts policy ereditable alike to himself ant
". the honorable dead. But President Lincoln i,
no not psn-ts stand still; he will boldly follow
30 out his conservative course, as right leads tn,
,sr way.
:, Ia .,,rd s.,irst an, Iurthsr unv,rrsntsf
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