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Curtin's Farewell Message to Pennsylvania in 1867
Governor Curtin reflects on Civil War actions and fiscal measures, urges rapid reconciliation and constitutional amendments, discusses education for orphans of soldiers, jail and railroad reforms, and requests continued support for the Soldiers' Gettysburg National Cemetery and state arsenals, schools, and public institutions. He praises the people and asks for ongoing prosperity and unity.
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