The New York herald., 1865-04-11

(Crics or "No-never-trators-h them ~ The next
class the soldier In the ranks OF the on misled
deceived by false statements and arguments and prru
dices until their judgments overcom conscriptsd
the support Of ths rebellion, but who. even
in . bad carse, have illustrated the valor of
the American race are We not ready to say to
them, Father, forgive them they know what they
doS" and to receive them aga as brothers Of and
with usf Cries OF 'That's it-good- -good-that's the
ever welcomed the flag with shouts of gladness, who
have never failed TO rejoice In Union victory, who have
never lost faith IN the Union cause who always have
Ing from the cold sickness starvation and death Of Libby
and Andersonville, gding them faithfully by the north
star through the swamp and forest TO liberty and fe,
who have joyfuly taken up with us and laid
down their lives In cause, who first TO
s % Of s
ever" Cries OF eyes" and cheersl Then we
traitor who deserts his flag for rebellion, disfran-
ch sement and safe keeping for the civilian rsng his
psured place to betay his country the right hand OF
rebeion and equal rights for the black under the
Ia law Cries % Of GO on go on Let US also be thankful
much treasure and blood, It has 80 established
among the nations of the earth she'd
ding Of American blood upon American soil may now
cease forever and in dealings with the nations of
the earth Adopt without fear Of the motto
OF Jackson "Ask nothing but what is right and sub
m TO nothing wrong" lCres Of good good) And
now, good bye. (Cries, s'How about MaximiianY,) I
beg your pardon. lam not your Secretary Of STATE,
sas1, srEscM OF rls fos yh srh GENERAL Dxssrsos
Governor Dennison said:-Ths is happy day 70 every
friend Of constitutional liberty. For four years have the
enemies Of the government and republican institu-
tons in the ins rgent tates been wag civil for
their destruction supported by sympathizers In the
North and aliens abroad with compet Mt bravery the
field The power Of the enemy has at times seemed al
most too great to be broken by even our patriotic arm
pondency and storm have again and ain thrown their
pail over the land. But all this is past
TED III Lad 80
noble lieutcnants the rebel power has en- broken its
capital captured and the Army Of Northern Virginia
render In that army has centered the hopes OF the
was recognized by the government indispensable for
the restoration o. Its authority and of pa To accom-
psh this has been reserved for General Grant and his in
yincible commands nations rejoicings tell them Of
the gratitude they have d, and the IMMORTAL honor
they have won II Is right, then, we hould all
to eel br.te-rieht that We should join our
congratulations with those Of every loyal heart in
has shed 30 much patr otc blood and treasureright
that we should honor with most finite gratitude
tories and above all Il 10 sht and our highest duty
TO make our grateful thanks 70 almighty God for
his promoting US as nation, for the strength
land and sea, and rur the glorious triumphs OF
our arms, which have insured the speedy death
Of the rebellion and the full establishment Of the
thory Of the government throughout the length and
breadth OF the land Let not forget In
that fre q we have expended our treasure and cop
availed nothing but for their Divine favor which has
Frightened darkest hoFs, aud directed all efforts
the great purpose Of restoring the unity Of the nation
In this hour Of our triumph can we'll afford
70 be magnan nous but lot BE- carefay borne N minS
bc that which viii the nation prman mt peace.
and universal freedom hroughou; the lard as The basis q
Its origin and support There must be no more slavery
this continent Henceforth and forever We must be
pshcd ours will the GrBt power, will be the great