New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-25
Proclamation
BY EDWIN d. MORGAN, GOVERNOR OF THH
STATE OF NEw-YORk.

by EDWIN d. MORGAN, GOVERNOR OF THR
STATE OF NEW WORK.
From the depth Of national affection we cemes
with stricken cha"eued spirits to own our depend
ence upon the Most High and to render with grateful sense
our hsnksiyiDg. Tor His mecies countless in n1mter aud
iuhnile 10 extent year fought with the heaviest sorrows
his vet IN the e4ciu psn Providence been distinguished
by n, most eonfrcuous blessings Although It numoereS
sor - DARK lerods Of history and iIs sorrowfu records
are many hesrtoEe ye; the precious bood thea
in the cause Of our country win h0ow and strengthen oas
love and for and It's Institutions "he tns
bitter sorloys OF the year will discipline Us into hm'J'
Whateyer Passionate the earlier period Of the srbn
given way to deep 81 gbdoed conviction Of daiy IN deena
Ing IN, integrity Union Reelection las made clear our
obligations ana The issues of the struggle present
Themselves N more definite form
Our National sims have been elevated and .scTiices
have les sehsh Government, and insutiors
placed eosdy have brought to more just appreciation
locking beyond tie wicked esdeIs who hs's
ptecipa,ed this terrible calamity Of civil var us We
that the people ssausi the Government possess
the higher qualities OF National characters aud though
her minds have perverted by passion and Preudcs
", on many occsso their prowess and devotion TO their
cause have been such win respect. We are peree
to see hat h developing the manhood Of the Sa'ioni
and " en peace s return have isith that the American
Re,u,c will be more Tolverfu the Government more per-
nsinen the elements o! society uS peeeJy o.eHdea ss
the people more firmly united than ~er
We have other Causes FOR gratitude. Disease has oees
ayere AZ home The uuaccinaed armies have been protected
from %. tienc-, which it feared would folio" them ID
stitudrs EaIths best ft have been lsyshy BE-
slowed the arts pospeTed me employ meats oil peace
h been rewarded and the good oIdeT Of society has oeea
fully maintained Eeysrses TO or arms have
nv .rces.es Oh land which specially call Lor thanks
,iyns and usif saDgSe expectations rs TO the
6ni result Of the contest.
That We nsy publiey signify our deep hansulne' FOG
t and counties. ,theE blessings Of the past and Tor the
,roe that Hi, megoes endure forever that We may iuy
ACKNOWLEDGE our dependence upon the Supreme BENG AID
hear anew from His speoay choea servants that Judgments
foy ii o,s nations Elm His pserosatyes are o'upea
ana ,bo give not O,d the glory IL ell THINGS sDd that n
~ sr,t we may ask that victory shall stiend cur anna
hsh our armies aud prosperity dwelling that peace
M r..,o.d and thst may have strength TO meet the
trial. OF the future 10 sppoin, THURSDAY THs i@ksrf
rvRNry DAY ~ N0vExBEs nest day OF Prai's inanA
swing and PRAYER 20 Almighty Godi aud do recommsnd
b. up.rds all ordinary business pursuits the people o.
hi so 90 meet together in their own chosen places o.
aud that ths said day ushout be sPPrO2ia'ey
observed :,
In witness whereof have hereunto Set my hano sne
sfxed the priyy zeal Of the State. at tie Guy Of Al
H. . beny this 's day Of October /" tho year o. 'as
Lord all. thousand .sht hGndEed aud sixty-two
EDWIN d. MORGAN.
By the Governor;
Loo xwooD l.. Dorr. Private Secretary