The New York herald., 1865-01-04

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bse purpose BY which we are animated then viii! they
think Of peace. And that peace only will b lasting
which ress upon the conviction Of strength thai
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place In our minds or ts poison sicken our hear Mns
people have ever struggled for more than Win us z me
proud st OF European dynastes could have sustained
Tor four years such war ~ that waged upon usfsnd
Aed aa army In numbers in confidence and in discipline,
equal 70 that which rallies under bannerse Other
nations % ssy s wo isvi or
honor Lea not hesitate in our purpose or fter a ~
execution And, for myself whatever poor abntes may
70 the high trust you have committed 70 and n the
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and and all Its attendant confusion Iw1s called
from the army untricd and untrammeled BY pledges or
The generous confidence or my oountrymen took for
granted abilities and my patriotism For my elected
term have gone IN and out before them IN shs .ssous
such circumstances OF trial Of my predecesson
have been called on 70 endure The most unaninorr
people Of North Carolina has testified alike 70 thei sp-
probation and their forbearance and paced me here %
renew my Stewardship Surely have boon fortunate,
and my oountrymsn have been generous
Again, I make no new promises, lay down No new
principles Tho thing that has beon Is the thing
that Bhal be, God helping me. AS have laborod
90, will labor. for the renown and the substan-
good Of the people who have trusted me- Tho
shall continue guide the future Elected with
out regard to party shall endeavor to know no MAJ
q Seween Who would
forward and those who would thwnrt my principles and
ams Ny friends shall be the friends Of my country;
cuiHes Of my position still greater than when st
assumed its duties the darkness which obscuree the
stateemans path blackcr than before can but
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No living man could hope 70 avoid ccnsure in times
like these with the Issues Of life and death resting upon
his hands, from which he may not dare mot, shrink.
trust however In the rejecting generosity OF those who
placed me under these heavy burdcns So long as they
win believe thas patriotic that sincerely and
with sngeness Of heart devoted TO the land Of my BIRTH
and Of my Interchangeable love, long shall my path DO
smooted and lsbors lghtsned BY that spirit which
hopeth Ill things, endureth all things Ff aaN
Should live 70 meet at the close Of this tempesuous
and troubled period Of oncO upon which am now enter
ing the Same need of appreciation as that with which
the passing one has been honored thcn indeed shall
be,sntsaed that God has been with and aided mo 70
bsssful to my country In the darkest hour Of hcr his
t0sy. Events with HIM Let us, lot all mon, exert
utmost strength for the honor and independsnos Of
country. $500
There Is one great danger against which earnestly
pray our people 70 be warned D!srnion, distraction,
division of sentiment and aim, leading to civil feuds
domestic violence and political death II crushed by
syerwhelmng numbers the 0eld Of battle, we are
iltlees OF tho unavoidable result But We can surely
avoid II we WILL internal violence and eli-destruction
There no greater enemy or his country and OF his race
than him who would foment our passous to tho end
Let all our movements whether Of peace or war; be In
solid Columns people at homo brothers at the
front standing in line Of battle, facing one way and TO-
Cethsr Then victory u not only doubly assured, but
thrice glorious and defeat will be robbed 81 half its o.
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