The New York herald., 1865-05-30

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ings Of the sck and wounded in the hospitals a the North
the angels OF mercy have been II work. regardless
Of the color OF sufferers uniform, and proving that
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ladies aod gentlemen present, my sncsreai thanks
for the very cordial welcome which you have
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rey upon your kind aid and indulgence in oil my earne
efforts for the public good can only prom se you that
the single object Of rearing up 70 prosperity and happ
this great State founded BY abe good and immortal
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through WITH the Governor Introduced % tho gues
10 atisndancc among wh0m were number Of ladies' and
military opsrs in full dress In short time the best Of
foeilng and cheer pervsded the assembly 0onspcuous
among those present were Lane Of Kansas aud
she Hon NJ Morton, Of Illinois. 81
Governor Pierpoinrs Policy.
From tho Richmond Republic May a.
With the arrival Of Governor perpoint in Tits city vir
gina enters upon new epoch In her history The fall
Of Richmond on the Sd Of April and the surrender OF
General Lees army produced inter rregnum Of tho
CIVIL administration, which is now terminated. Civ
rule hss oeen substituted during the period by martial
law. This has been administered with moderation and
success by military ofcerB who have the esteem
and admiration Of tho people BY the admirable order and
discipline which they have preserved and tho urbanity
with which they have discharged their functions
the military rule VIII continue for some time To como
10 nos desired by the community taas should De sus
discipline too sensby to be willing a. yet to give up
But although martial law will continue tho Governor
will have much 10 do In the work Of reorganzaton II
ia his purpose believe. gradually to provide for the
organization Of the counties This will be followed by
wrs Of election for members OF the General Assembly in
such counties When the counties comprising any Con
gressona district shall havo been reorgani,ed then the
election OF Representative 10 Congress from such
district win be authorised. The work will thus
be done gradually and In detail. The people will
have much in their own to hasten or retard
the progress OF We trust that the people throughout
the Commonwealth will meet the earnest wishes OF the
Governor and by their cooperation hasten TO secure 70
every county the benefits Of law and government and
We have been favoraby impressed with the character
OF the Governor He feels his task TO be difficult and
under the developments Of tho trial which going at
Washington which renders the task OF recOnstructon
exceedingly dtncult A powerful party demands thas
the States or the South shall be denied their rights a.
STATES, ana DO reduced 70 the condition or Terrtones
ruled 6y officers appointed BY the federal Executive and
supported 6y the military power
II demands that in organizing them into states tho
widest and most ndiscrimnate latitude should be given
70 the right OF suffrage excepe that would deny the
right TO those VINO have been parties TO the reoeion
Tne on ne other nano 70 preserve
the States In their constitutional integrity and to organ
ize loyal civil governments In all or them in harmony
with the Union This conservative party is therefore,,
exceedingly anxious that Governor Perpoint shoud nave
the cordial support ana co OF the mass OF the