New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
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- .. the Governor, and who has been
"n.' - .,nv .;nee its entrance within the linus Oh
VIII s. ' lnows the sep,meuis of the army, has
sne -, a.noers has seen and felt the difficulties
In Il bsd To encounter in making It's way in''
Eewbern-all of which the Governor hno"' V.i
nv.hearsay. wrote his Excelency letter ior WIZ"
n. WAS forthwith ordered TO leave the o'a'''
.orrsspopdence il or follows:
NKwsKRS N c., May 80 1862
no sr.rxY-Deay Sir wish you TO believe me when
AL. Won that what say you to-day 10 taio III 'P " NV
a Kindness They only the words on one mAn 70" ..
the State who heartily desires TO become as'"
citizen. 80 ,,.. =,
,r The service private soldier for the purpose Of
80. aoun the sayehoder, rebellion and was mustered
~ a;d service on let February last on my own aPphca
,,o, IN ioIu this division Of the army, IN either NM
,rv or civil capacity in the hope that might be more nse'
in nv native State than elsewhere
Tbi, course was by some thought TO be mpotc Ihave
awaited your arrival with little impotence under the e.,
recitation that new be insugura'ed by your
uinaiop which would favor my longche'ishea n0p'' VI
Min settling on my native soil, and becoming useiaL
Whon, any means Of knowing the policy be adopted by
Won upon your arrival the recent acts Of the oenea
men. have led me to expect that you might try the eec Oh al
.poe. to the people listen to the gracious oner Of
The President in his proclama.ons and seek
,op the incubus Of Slavery, which weighs so heaS up'"
N. iudary-sn appeal which, backed by the high reputation
ou have enjoyed IN the State for moderation ana pasos
hardly fail to make an impression upon the people even
I'm ,hs n;d,t OF the wild tumuts Of IL had occurred TO
no.. thu, while you possibly thus held out the olive branch to
,h f lara. ,artOpners in the State, whose interests
convenience might to porary suffer by tho change might
oossiby make myself useul among that larger class Of non
citizens who have direct interest in pepeu-
stng the system and who have to believe would be
brought by udcous management. soon to acquiese in the
Maternal policy of the President Thus much viii reveal to
you Of my feelings and hopes
have had good opportunity since you came to learn
what you propose but your first act closing
the schools which have been established the instruction OF
the negroes has seemed point in quite another dec
ton from that which had supposed you nigh, pursue
strikes me that this bad beginning whether viewed rs
stroke Of policy Justice and my object in this commun
cation respectfully inquirepresumne 1t not to be I'M
proper for do since you observed that you would be
clad any suggestions might oher-whether the course
indicated by this first act is to be the line Of policy to be
adopted by you If shall need further light and viii
prepare practicable TO leave the State satisfied ss
am that can render Ssae service acceptable to
and tber,. am, Governor,
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
II. H. HELPER
OrrcE THE PRovosr MARSHA,
NBwBERS, N. C., May 81. 1852.
II. II. HRrPER, Bsq, Sir: am instructed oy MS Excel
ney the Military Governor Of the State Of North Csror
70 inform you that he requires you to leave this Department
10 the first vessel going North
Capt c. g. Lorng, jr. A. O. NJ win furnish you With the
necessary order for transportation.
a an very respectfully, yours,
DAN. MESSENGER, Proves, Marshal.
HRAporARrsAs DEPARTMENT or NORTH CAROLINA, /
NEwBERS, May 81, 1862
To Capt CHARLKs G. Looming is,,stdnt Qudytsrma'ttr,
sIR MI H. H. Helper win be furnished by you, with trans
poraton on board the which goes New
EDw STANLEY,
Military Governor Of North Caroline.