Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-31
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From the sontherp (Ga.) B4navr.
ALL'S WEII.n

= The DELEGATES of the great Union Republican party OF
Georgil convened in Mcdgeville the FIRST inst fo
TIE purpose OF expressing the wishes of their cnstu
cs on the great questions which agitar Li penp!e
| OF the United Suites, well those immediately
INT resting to them citizens Of the Republicans STATE
oil Georgia BY lis proceedings which will be found in
another column, friends w discover that from tho
watci-towcr of liberty, their faithful scntnels have pro-
claimed to the world the joyiu in;eIen that ALL s
ELL Georgia is true to hcrsclf-trne 10 ti. prea,
Republican family OF the Union and true 10 the princ
pes OF tag only tree constitution the Globe And
iet every trend of those principles, roa the Savannah
10 me Chattahoocce and oa the seahoard the
'ai ms fe-echo The pleasing sound, ALiS WELL!
ne great immunity of sentiment which marked the
dehoerati's and the action of the Convention whilst ii
overwhelmed opponents with and confns sion
(who had tondly anticipated those divisions and heart.
ournings IN our ranks which make US fall AN
easy prey To Their cunning and ehicanery fills the bo.
SONS OF friends with unaayed pleasure 1t sends
nome 10 their understandings, aud delights their hearts
with another and striking argument in favor Of the d.
raoty oi our happy o-m oil government, and the ca
pacy ci the American people to govern themselves
90 Iong az we mud the PeUpctiic bone and sncw of
the land uniniuenced by the inirigucs of dcinagogues
and Ambitious asfirans, who would sacrifice every
tmng to the lust of power Und ofice-so lon9 as we
mo u'em Wiling to oier up on the altar OF principles
Their preposscssons in favor Of aensacrificnr noy
ther private friendships at the shrine of tho public good
=" ioig VIII we spurn from us that odious sentiment
etained and zealousy promulgated by the dcSpots OF
the old World and fondly cherished by the dsunonis,s
OF the new, that man is incapabl OF sclc
That the adverse Of this long controverted proposition
Is true tc history of country the last three
or Tour years goes far very far, to cslabsh aud events
nope put the question at rest forever
But to return TO the Convcntion.-To say that we
were pleased with the unannity of sentiment the tenn
per ana KIND feelings manifested by the delegates to-
wards each other, we'll their manly bearing and Ii.
beraiy towards their opponents and above ALL with the
glorious results OF their deliberations but feeble
preston of our feelings the occasion We conrra-
tuatc the Republicans of Georgia, with heartfelt salts
iaciion on the elevated and proud position their State
now occupies IN reference to the Presidential question
She has taken her stand firmly by the side of the Old
DOMINION, her venerated political parent, in favor OF
Nj 4 4 -,
sisters OF the South and Southwest an example of 6Ia
devotion and love Of principle, which must and will
nave happy influence any propcnses which they
full
We could cxpatiate for hours on this PLEASING theme
we should delight to dwell the sublime spectacle
of great Convention, 'fresh from the People ac;in,
almost with single mind and single will, on those
great questions In which their principles are involved
but our limits admonlsh that f,rbear For
The present, let the proceedings speak for themselves
Read tlcm Republicans and rejoice; for ALL's W ELL