Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-12-08
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T GOVERNOR HOLDEN'S MESSAGE.
3a x7.il &al13 s. EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
ssa,ea oa'i e7a4 Raleigh, Nov. 80, 1865.
Gentlemen of the Senate and Of the
House Of Representatives. I
,eoret.that severe aud painful i'll :
ness. from which /. am still suffering; has
nreyented me from preparing tor your
ppassideration. a more full and detailed
.tatemeut Of public affairs, and Of the pro
gr.ss which has been made i'll restoring
Rortl, Carolina to her natural position as
a meu,ber of the Union underline Federal
Constitution. am gratified to state, how
ever, that my health is l'nprovlng' ana l
hone soon 10 be in .conditiont to, lnlpart
to YOU at length any inforMatlon IN my
,ossession in relation TO public affairs,
which you may desire .,.,
The progress tllls far made in the work
o;f TrIesssissoration,| has been attended by a
great labor; and I have been very an x.
IONS t., discharge any duties as Pfovisionai
Governor, under the instructions OF me
President in such a way as to promotethe
.a hest interests OF the State, and to ensure
1tse. restoration OF our constitutional rela-
5e tions to the Federal Government at the
earliest practicable period.
~a We can entertain no hope that conf.
Z. dence and tFactivity in business will be re-
szviveds or that our people can even. begin
is toretaew their former prosperity, unit
-,it the Stsatet shalt have been fully restored
5gafos her s,lace instlle Union.fsyIhe creates
-f4t good afsthef present and all coming gen
II, erations willsbe embodied in. the pract!csa
fact tbatsw e. are. oncealnore 2arse OF 10
assetreest, soroudest, and doniost prosperous gov
eminent in the world. AS long las th'
fact is unrealized, the State must necessa
rils langnish III all its interests, and II
-iait tsiead Of availing herself Of her tafars
'1s Advantages, and d'sPrisging forward m con
ipegtitfon with other States in the career
i' wealth and prosperity sshe w ill'' becon
sd' 1f:ore and more i,npoS efTsiled! s'.n,.n Ha
paa goSI1et ehs, then, omit nothing wf'chtIna
is0ai,e deemed necessary,~or 'even eSpet'le''
,a'sss at tssifr great end I'VE Ia k}e'
:oaatop sritsbthe scemlaete restoration Oh q
State in al, it's constitutional relsssions
eoraa tya sostiusrge serl,.nenta aa Let tllei div
4ol .s;as and difference whicihheNist SAN oi
,soi .uesasld,whieh = are catcnla'ed, to9obs1rru
10 ta,evws<k ut Reconstruction, 5disapRear = !,
,Tioasdes the influence of a yneEe lntenseA ~ AZ
ten,urlore devoted patriotsn,3 rs Is WMha ~ b, &c s
a. ,ssanytling now, whether BY YoEdl /, 81 2
a,4.caieul ated d or intended to en- barr narrass
,,atinxfals Gr 70 oMpstfuce M l -
work. of restoration, lncnfs "a q gfave Az.
ena,,sibiiilty and can be no fri nd ether
u the esieral OF e Nofth a.t' !. ,rfal
si,.,Gg. The on., Of Fl the lfopIa tl, ot !
recently n session. ssT q very WI Wisely -
ps5sf Is{ That t tiite o-calfee
hs3 df,a, Z Il, adasted the a2Oth day Of NJ
-st''oisSi iasf nov, and At IT tinss,hati be
y aasII snnII aid void y and tlat,s.tlle orai,a :,
of tie Convention Of fstlses State OF = :
-soa+s, Gsrolina,s ed R1s1 aay q,
>yssts vaspbar, Jf7 aqag VS. a!sa Ia.s
the Constitntielset, heal ps1Gao sS95 asss IS