The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

those Issued in hs eass ee Governor HollsA This = The
aEst step which has been taken towards the rsstoBaen q
xlss1ipp Judss shAsksy, Ike Governor Holden, -
always bean sssrsng UnoA man, In ths nAs of seess-
sion. He rssdsns q vioksbuFg entered public NE
N 1894 By being elected presiding judgs of me high
Court Of Errors and Appeals which position he hsdu
lesA In the feovins year he appointed consul =
Havana In lsle Judge sharkey took issus VIII Jea
Davis the sSsson os rspudasen, and judsssf ~
Court Of Appeals Declared the state debt 70 Be eoass
tional and lsga1 and that Il obligatory Mississippi
70 and pay IT, When The work Of secession ss
san, Judge 6harkey took strons grounds sgaan8 ths
policy and principle of sscssson denying the right Of
ssesssios and dsuouncsns the policy Of the traesA
ALABAMA, oEcR0EA AID SOUTH cARoLINA.
Steps now being taken - Warrington for ne ~
pontmsnt Of prevsonal governors for Alabama, Georgia
end South CarelnA 10 reliably reported ssA appears
- b generally conceded fsc& that Judge PazsonA
srng unieniss Of North Alabama viii b snpowsrsd y
eonduct that eeats back ne Union Ths Hon Joh
Kn Of Georgia, long knswn and recognized UAica
man, now = Warrington, and wan most psubably b
NE person whom Prssidsus johnson viii appoint II u
ssid ehas ". " Boyoe, although member Of The
sbsl Congress will be appointed Governor Of South Caro-
Ina Te psopls Of thsss several States ready " ~
turn 70 their allegiance any terms which NAY b con.
osded TO hsm The following appeal non the eitaseus
Of Mobile and the endorsement Of General Changer,
through whose hands forwarded 70 the President
indostes how earnestly they desire 70 b RESTORED -
their former rights and privlsees,-
APPEAL TIE urIxzSs ALAnAxA
n NoBnn, Nay %, leee
TO his ExceIlsncy Axp.sw JoHxsos. Prealdent Of the
M PnssIDExr-Ths under,gned citizens OF Mobile,
recognizing tho ct ohe overthrow Of the Confederate
stAtss respectfully you Of conviction that Il
n the duty Of all good citizens 70 acknowledge and sub
10 the government Of the United States Of America
and exsf themselves in good faith towards resora
ton Of our STATE and it citizens 70 their formsr relations
Under this conviction each one Of us will exert him.
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medistely taken which win accomplish the purposes
proposed and preserve nvtoate the principles Of free
government In accordance with the genius Of American
We have the honor u be. SIR very respectfully, your
' " '' - M NOBLE, Nay 70, 1896
Major General 0osIos GRAHGRs, commanding United
GrEnAl.-At the request Of the sgnen Of the within
letter we present Is 70 you and respectfully ssk you 70
We have the honor 70 BE-, sir very respectfuly your
PERCY WALKER
lKDOReMEr1 0KNERAL aRAN0Kh n
HEADQUARTERS, UNITED STATES ToHc1s,
koEIs, Ala, Nay 70, 1895.
MI v.RY DEAx sn-rhe accompanying letter Of st.
State and its citizens to their former relations with the
United States has been placed in my hands TO be for
warded TO you.
desire TO say In brief that believe impediment
exists TO immediate restoration OF this people, with
their vested rights State 70 their former restions
with the United etates government
The temper and spirit Of these people, far Union
sentiments concerned far exceed anything Of the
kind have witnessed since this commenced. The
signers Of the letter transmitted many os them per-
RonAly known 10 me- They mon Of standing, in6u.
ence and in all respects representative men, and am
convinced their Vows set forth in this letter.
reflection Of the Of The citizens Of No.
bile and the State Of Alabama
Accept Of my sincere wishes for your welfare and
pvAte Apd ofCial prosperity and Of assurances that
lnein youF DRIP ana dsvoss1 snpperer, sincere fnsnA
and 6Se0feht servant GORDON GRANGER
xajef csneral uiitsd Stases Army,