The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-09
Governor Vance Rclivivus.
NE PROCI.AIMs PEACE AND GIVES GOOD ADVICE TO

Governor Vance Rcdivivus.
he rRocI.AIns PEACE AND GIVES GOOD ADVICE TO
Ths PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
From tho Raleigh Progress, Nay o.
The late Sorernor continues TO proetlmate and sends
gr eting to bis loving subjects from Greensboro-the
most extraordinary paper of modern times The paper
be fore us must be genuine for IL bears only the
OF The fnstiyc Governor but has appended the Official
signature OF his private secreary-the patriot who has
been soiicitons in the past have ndard
and Progress suspended and the r editors hung This
plant crcatnre-lhe private secretary aoresad-has
even sneaked around among private families and in the
social circle around the family haarhstone when com
mon deceney shonld have forbidden the introduction of
personal ties OF nyective abused vied the editor
of this paper and others whom he chooses 10 proclaim
trtors to the Davis and Vance tyrannes And now he
crimson hsRds helped deluge with blood and pros
pery to people they have labored day and night to
beggar and destroy
We appeal to Andrew Johnson President Of the United
States, man whose public career has shown him to be
friend and champion of the honest masses TO save the
people OF his native State from this tyran and usurper
Vance, and the corrupt vampires that would surround
him II allowed TO return to Raleigh and the func
tions Of his Office And we appeal to the military au
thorties TO 50 distribute the Union troops and govern
the affairs Of the State give people protection
not only from bushwhackcrs marauders and other evil
S1 aso to y save Us cm tne
have done 80 much to bring desoation and ruin TO
happy and peaceful homes Afer doing all that he
federal and beggar North Carolina this man
Vance would now sneek back into position that he has
$ ns sss Of s Ss 1sS
what no 49, and think We can assure the tyue and
loyal people Of the State that no such degradation awaits
them.
The following is vancos last yuxr Az Al
STATE OF NoRrH CARoIMA EXECUTIVE DRARTxENY
y GRssNssoRo, April 2S, 1885,
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARoLINA-A PRO.
CLAMATION.
Whereas, by the recent surrender Of the principal
armies Of the Confederate States further resistance
the forces Of the United States has become van
would result in useless waste of blood and whereas
nntt trulA affn MT han ttpv
Of large armies are upon us, and the country is filed
with numerous bands Of citizens and soldiers disposed
do violence 10 persons ard property;
Now, therefore, Zebuon Il. Vance, Governor of the
State Of North Carolina In tho sincere hope of avertng
OF the many evils which threaten u.s. do issue this
stain from any and all of awlessness to avoid
semblng together In crowds in all towns and cities
doing anything whatsoever calculated to cause excite
ment and earnestly appealing to all good citizens who
ut home to remain there and to all soldiers OF
this State to retire quietly to their homes and exert
themselves In preserving order Should become neces
ary for the protection Of citizens also appeal TO the
good and true soldiers of North Carolina whether they
have been surrendered and paroed otherwise to unto
themselves together in sufficient numbers in the
counties or the STATE under tho sporntendence Of the
civil magistrates thereof to arrest say any bods of
lawlcss and unauthorized men who may BIO committing
dcpredatons upon tho persons or property OF peaceabe
citizens assuring them that II will be violation Of
their parole to do SO. And would my fellow
citizens generally that, under God will do all that may
be in my power to settle the government Of the State
to restore civil authority In her borders and to further
the great ends of peace domestic tranquility, and the
general welfare Of the people, without their aid am
powerless 10 do anything 2. B. VANCE.
By the Governor,
A. N. McPHFErrRs Private Secretary.