The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-29
GoVRRNOR sALOMON's
NATION.

The people of Wisconsin nase ~, tiuU 80 bIess
- .be2kfII H. God for the many feVor7 anu ole''9
ipgs they have enjoyed curing tnS bsve via
IHLite t6e caIamites and dangers OF Wal h1'e WIS
.,.J a. many of our sister States, we nave pee"
nsrnitted to enjoy peace aud prosperity w''hI'i
he borders of our state the EARN hds oeeiI Jun
tiful in its productions to US ana our mar 't7'
DientifnI commerce. manufactures, and al the
SSrts and yocations of peace have fourished win
nnusual prosperity. And all oi ths mas ceeI
vouchsafed to US while the nation has beeh anu
Ia in fierce and bloody contest for It's lite anu III
tegrity-a contest in which the brave ana HoDie
sona of Wisconsin have shown unsurpassed emu
rance heroism and devotion to our country Sa-
cred cause upon 30 many battle-heids ana mus
braveiy acting their part IN the suppression % ,o
rebellion, and assisting in driving the enemy IIo
his stronghold, have conferred honor anu Ieno"H
upon Themselves aud our beloved stare.
Thanks 20 God who gave them such ioyal anu
stout hearts and strong arms Thanks to him Ior
the success that has accompanied our hIlhy '" ~
in the past year. bringing nearer 10 us ;y
q permanent national peace, unity ana hspPlhne9''
Now therefore IN compliance with tlme-hoh-
ored custom and conforming to recent pFocld-
nation of the President OF the United ntates aP-
pointing day Of National Thanksgiving, l., Ed
WARD SALOAos,Governor oil tAe otHte Vi w lS0oH'
sin, do hereby appoint GOO
Thuraday, 26th Day of November, 1905
az a day Of Thanksgiving ard Rest, ana feqnes'
the people of the State of Wisconsin mat aging
aside all their secular pursuits, they repair Oh ia'
day to their accustomed places OF worship, there
to offer their gratitude to God for the blessings ana
favors we have been permitted to ENJOY during
the past year. And in that gratitude Iet us no S
omit to remember the many noble ana dePaIteu
heroes who have laid their lives upon the altai
of our common country, to save 1t from destruc'
ton and ruin nor their weeping WIDOWS, orphanT
relatives and friends nor these who nave sacri
feed health and limbs in this great national stru8'
gle ; nor those who yet so brayely STAND aroub1
the flag Of the Union.
Let us remember them and those that are cea
to them Lei us comfort and assist them III thel
affection and their struggles. .
Offering our Thanks. let them be mingled WIN
Prayers for speedy and permanent restoration
of peace, unity and happiness to our distracted
country.
Bv the Governor, EDWARD SALOMON
EDWARD ILsLEY Assistant Sec, OF State
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