New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

sccustoming yourselves 10 think snd To epcsk Oh
the palladium Of your political sse'y ana pfsSpUsty
discoun enancing whatever may suggest even sue'
pcion that 1t In any event he ahandoneu snu ~
dgnanty frowning upon the hrst dawhIng ovV .ty
attempt 10 ALLEVIATE one portion Of our country rom tss
rest or to suerbe the sacred ties which now hhS so
gether the various parts
are now ss ,snss, %: s.Suds
should be His instruments for releasing you nom Dono
ago It now remains for You. aided 90 you VIII DO ~
by the sympathes Of s good people, IN decide whether
the freedom thus suddenly bestowed upon you WIZ y
blessing to You or source Of injury. foar race IT,
been depressed BY your coneon OF ss.e n ~"S
years 1t 10 not to no expected that y31S
can comprehend and appreciate. 90 they shooM
b oOmprehsndsd and spp'eseSds sous and mi
cations Of constitutions and laws that ycu can now
have that knowledge Of pnblc affairs which 10 neces.
sary to qualify you to dscharge al tns cUcs et
the full enjoyment of the night II lfeovernment bu.
You free in common with O.! our people. anS 20.
have the same right regulated BY law that Stne nas'
You should henceforth sacredy observe tue msrrless
relation. and you should provide @r Jour oaspins'
You can now not only learn 70 read yourses,ves'
but you can instruct Others, and procure
instruction from others Tor yourselves and your
children. without fear Of punishment. But 70 %
you feel like it. or ior scsnty support bat ndustIi.
ousy and steadily with view to making and laying up
something for yourselves and your families yon are
idle you will become vicious and worthless II vicious
and worthless you will have no friends and Will a. las!
perish In the sweat Of Thy face shalt thou es bread
all the days OF thy fe' The same Providence that hss
bestowed freedom apop you has told you that diligence
in business Ia required Of ali His creatures and You on
not expect that your race viii escape utimsts ext,nc
great . commando Freedom does not mean thai one
may do he pesses but that evey one may BY indus
try. fugaty and temperance. improve his CONDITION
and enjoy the fruits Of bis ew1 lAbors, 20 long Us hs
the contrary while am white man. and While my 100
y with my own ooo, yet sympat..e with yoo as sns
the Rebellion many Of you fought for the preservation
Of the Union. and that those ~ you who re-
NAMED at home in the then Savehoding States were.
for the most part, dOce and faithful and made NO et
tempt, by force Of arms 10 gain even their free.
dom. will see to it, as far as can. that you have
your liberty that you arc protected In your property
on tie other hand will set my face against those Of
you who are idle and dissipated and prompt punish.
inent will be inflicted for any breach Of the pesce or
violation Of law In fine VIII De your Trend ss long
and long you shall labor no matter how feeby u
honestly and earnestly. IL improve your condition y
terror 70 eyii.doers and praise to them that do
well' and this will eDdeay0r to do in relation to the
whole people of the State of North Carolina. without
fear favor or affection reward, the hope Of reward.
And now. with charity for all with malice toward
nome enter upon the discharge VI the duties assignee
me by the President earnestly and soemnly INVOKING
the good people Of the State 10 aid me in the work o.
demonstrating the Government and in restoring the
state to the protection, benefits and blessings OF The
Union.
Done at our City Of Raleigh the twelfth day Of June
In the year Of Lord one thousand eight hundfe4
and sixty five. and 10 Sbe eighty'nlnsh year q
WILLIAM ". HOLDEN. Provisional Govsrnm.
BY the Governor:
Jos. W. HOLDEN, Private Secretary.