The New York herald., 1865-01-04


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forbsa}snoe for have belief in their humanity
IN tker justice When their hope Of shall fade
away and that II viii do when they realize the unaltea
bic purpose by which we are animated then win they
think OF peace. And that peace only will b lasting
which regs upon the conviction Of srength ~ that
peace only can honorsbls which involves the sdns
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place In minds s poison sicken our hearts Wnss
people have ever struggled for more than wS ,s as = me
proud s Of European dynssties could have sustained
for four years such war - that waged upon usssnd
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equal 70 that which rallies under our bannerss Other
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execution And for myself whatever poo! abnitles nay
70 the high trust you have committed 70 and IN The
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and and al ts attendant confusion was called
from the army untricd and uhtrammeed BY pledges o.
promises "a this responsible and embarrassing position
The 00n4d0nCo or COuutrymeu took fQf
granted my abilities and my patriotism For my elected
tarm have gone In and out before them In tho seslo
and faithful performance Of my imposed duties, during
such circumstances OF trial Of my predecessors
have been called on 70 endure. The most unanimorr
people OF North Carolina has testned alike thei sp
probation and their f0rbeaxance and laced me here %
renew my s.swsrdshap Sure Surely have boon Fortunate
Again make no new PROMISES lay down no new
principles. The thing that has beon Is the thing
%, I will labor for the renown and the subsan-
good OF the people who have trusted me Tho
@ % my s aur Elected
out regard TO party shall endeavor TO know no man
after The of parysm except in far as u
forward and those who would thwart my principles and
aims Ny friends shall be the friends OF my country
cuites Of my position are s greater than when rst
assumed its duties the darkness which obscres the
staeemans pash ts even backcr than before can but
sincerely hope that your charity ay increase socerd
No living man could hope q avoid ccnsure In times
Hike these with the Issues OF life and death resting upon
his hands, from which he may not, dare not, shrink
trust however IN the rejecting generosity Of those who
placed me under these heavy bnrcns So long they
viii believe thas am patriotic, that am sincerely and
with singleness Of heart devoted the land of my BIRTH
and OF my Interchangeable love- long shall my path be
smoothed and my abors ghtened by that spirit which
hopeth Ill things endureth all things f
Should live to meet at the close OF this enpestuous
and troubled period Of ofaco upon which enter
ing the same need of appreciation as that with which
the passing has beon hon0rod, then, indeed shal
atisaed that God has besn with and aided me 70
beusefu TO my country In the darkest hour Of her his
tnsy. Events ARC with Him Let us lot al mon, exert
eur utmost strength for the honor and independsnos Of
our country. .s.e
There y one great danger against which earnestly
pray our people 70 be warned Dsrni0n distraction,
division of sentiment and ain leading 70 civil feuds
domestic violence and political death II crushed by
eyorwhelming numbers the neld OF battle, are
iltiess OF the unavoidable result But We can surely
avoid II WILL internal violence and sdestruction.
There greater enemy OF his country and Of his race
than him who would foment our passious TO the end
Let all our movements, whether Of peace or war be In
solid columns; people homo brothers ct the
front standing In line OF battle facing way and TO-
gethsr Then victory u not only doubly assured but
thrice gorioua and defeat will be robbed q half M o.
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