PROCLAMATION

By JAMES WHIrcoMB, Governor of The Stale Of


Indiana.
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By JAMES WHTTcoMB, Governor of The Stale Of


Indiana.


The approaching close Of the year eighteen hundred and
frtysix, naturally suggests the eecng mind the duty
Of giving deep feeling of gratitude our
and temporal that have been plentfuy showered upon US
since its commencement well calculated inspire.
Among these gracious favors and privileges, will be
fuy borne IN mind not the least the happy preservation
OF civil institutions, based they upOa popular
sovereignty, and designed to ALL equal personal
liberty and equal rights civil and religious -the rich return
OF our teeming fields to the labors Of the hubandman the
limited mortality compared with the late general
the preservation Of e and the growing restoration Of health
among the Tesiue and above ALL the gracious offers Of
mercy and Of reconciliation, from Just Gyd eung
world.


do respectfully recommend that Thursday the twenty
sixth day Of November next be set apart and observed
by the people Of the State day of public thanksgiving
and pTaisehat they abstain from their secular
ard assemble ln their usual places Of religious worship;
uniting with each other, and with their fellow citizens of
Of the other States such they
most appropriate that they render the tribute Of hearty
thanks aud joyful praise to ALMIGHTY GoD for these the
innumeTable other blessings which the experience Of each
suggest and that they may pour their
HIN that his rich smiles may be continued our beloved
year. may be crowned by the termination The wars in
which engaged in early just and honorable
peace.


In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of


the State to be heTeunto affixed. Witness my
L. s. hand at Indianapolis, the twenty-seventh day


Of October, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand


eight hundred and foiy-six.


By the Governor