The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-30

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comes n1I?ssa rI P,VGn of +ba Jfn;
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Ecu l1u ;a" ~ sscnr;ng % t,inn tbe eniovmentt of
III" - 1T 3i f5r,a,af 49, royarnynsnt. now
s ;' nhaa.anot 80 tha b;gb and
n' S,.;oo on;o;nod mon mo by the
Soion.n S:..;a ~ f t,arJTn;tady ototas ond
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pooPio VI sou 49, " s,;na N mo - ba ss.
govetihr!on.' govern 'iIs Su, .nnwor;i;t,, I'd
70 'Isneo auI uoo =; M .ia; a.
tne peoPle ploleu5u @ ~ an 'n'" "''
Oh iie, Mnelss ,apou asa poUp1po prss;aen+ of tho
1rni;+aMd" M" States and commander ;n.ebief
of ~ orn,v and navy of the limited
Stotaa tm 40 harahu anno;nt William
W." w 4oldan Proo;s;onal Governor of
~ statno of Norsh Caroi;no whose dutv
- :nJ IL H. ~ tba ,rI;ast noss;bIe neriod
~ ~ n"as.,.;ha s,,aL rnjas nd remIat;ons os
o Ia naoassaru ana nronar for conyep-
naS "e nnant;n1 enmpoSad ofdelegates
.nS III Jom 'r"I hU tbot port;on of the neo.
W W o of :n Ia s+o}ei syha ore Ioval to the
RfToitnd f" Stat States and mo others for the pur-
nosa of aitering-or amendinp the consti-
tnt;o,, thereof aud. xith authority t6 ex-
oro;sa within tbo limits of said State all
-, 80 ,ao.,sso 4. a Il ,,ro,,or 70 en.hle
ono ot pJ"I ,"DaI naonis Il tbe State of North
sum ioSat rsstoho psIp,9 II &c Stots to Ire con.
Son St;tut;naai ~ raIsti@s IN fo the Federal Gov.
srn,n"nt and nrcseIIt suclf n republican
forn, of stata govcrhment as will entitIe
the State to the guarantee OF the United
States therefor, and ats people TO protec-
tion by the United states against inva-
sion, insnrrectlon apl domestic violence;
provided, that IN any election ythat may
be hereafter held toy choosing deiega'eS
to any State convention as aforesaid, no
person shall be eligible as member OF
such convention, unless he shall preW.
ously have taken and subscribed to the
oath of amnesty as set forth in the Pres
ideut's proclamation hf May 90, 1865, and
unalifed as prescribed by the constitu-
tion and laws of the State of North Car
olina in. force Immediately before tue
twentieth day of May, 1861, the
date of the so-called ordinance OF
secession, and the said convention
when convened, or that may hereafter
assemble. will prescribe the qnalifca-
tions of electors and the eligibility of
persons to hold Office under the consti-
tuition and laws of the State, a power
the people of several states composing
the Federal Union nave respectively ex-
ercsed, from the origin of the Govern
ment to the present time; and l hereby
direct, ,l.. = Il .tu.s.. ..t. =. .....
i1Nt rn...i a." Ill .,,;l'ty 90 ond norsonS
the department anu oinTe.a son';oa " Pill o;d
III the n'i'tais :s anu nao.'.;onoI na Corarnor
ana ASSIST th1 s"ls !. III th;s sOr"n,omot;on
III carrying .n'o on;n;nod u "p to absta;n from
anu Ihea "'d ;ancmraa;na the iovaI mao.
iii l1 any fso,n way tho orran;7ation Of the state
,",ar~,nont pn m~ m "a herein authorized
s"n9' od 9',1'i That the Secretary of state pro-
oood I 70 mmt @ in force all laws of the United
St.tes the administration whereof be-
p,"rs I""rS 70 T the State department. applica-
hIn fo the oeooraphical limits aforesaid
I'd, That the Secretary of the Treasury
nroceed TO nominate for appointment as
sistant collectors of customs and internal
rnvenne and such other officers of the
treasury department as are required by
law and mt into execution the revenue
laws of the United States within the ge-
ocraphical limits aforesaid.
An That the Postmaster General pro-
Good to establish most routes and put into
o..oa,t;om ooon y, tbo n,stal laws of the Init
ad states
sth Tho Attorney General will inst. uct