New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
Georgia Stands Firm.
Correspondence Of The New-Yors Tribune
AUGUSTA, Geo. July

Correspondence oil / lie New-h OK IlUunt
AUGUSTA, Geo. July :. 1874.
FR1eSp GRErLFY: Perhaps you would like to
hear q word or two touching the prospects oil the
Wings in this State. Some doubts may be en-
tertajned by friends in other States as 10 the
result Of the Election here, on account of the
Swinging Up of the Texas fraud. But lie; me assure
YOU, that not single fear need be entertained
bnt that Georgia will be found on the side Of
Clay and Fseingbuysen, By a clever majority
Indeed, should not he the least surprised, were
the majority Of 1910 to be added to largely. But
of this l am confident, the Wing Electoral
Ticket will surely be triumphant; and we shall
have a, least five Of the eight Congressional
Districts.
As 10 the Texas matter, an well convinced
We shall g,n rather than lose b. it-e specially IN
the Cherokee country. Ii you have paid any
attention 10 The proceedings OF our political
meetings, You must have noticed that our people
tho oughY understand the matter. Every where
The project is met with the denuncaton that 1t
merits 1t meets favor with neither party, as 8
whole Thousands of our opponents denounce
IL and in such bad odor has it become, that the
demayogues and disunionists who would have
used it 10 subserve their corrupt purposes, dare
not now have an open discussion OF the subject
IN any County OF this State.
For this favorable state Of the public sentiment
We owe little to the movements OF the " CHI
y1lry' on the North side OF the Savannah The
railing Of arms on the part Of Gen. QUattle-
ium & Co.-ridicuous as it is, of Itself con-
siicrcd-has nded, in no small degree, 10 open
the peoples eyes as TO the true objects for which
the Texas movements were gone into at this
lime: and Gcpend upon it Mr.. Calhoun and his
cnadiutors will meet little support now, from
The mass OF the people, as they did when they
declared themselves ready 10 fisk their lives and
sacred honor upon their cotton bales and sugar
barrels DiSunioa is an unsavory doctrine to
preach W in the plney woods or rch plans o.
Georgia Oar inhabitants have not yet forgot
ten that sh: was one Of the good cd =" baker 5
c1c;, " that established our present glorious iorm
O! Government.
Eat aside from this vexed question: my in
formation from all quarters of the State, is Of
The most favorable character for the Wing cause.
The weather is hot here-but 1t is net more
iervid than is tie Wig SPIRIT. Let, then. our
coed friends in New y nrk and every where, also
ret assured that all is well = in Georgia |
SIC, within the regard believe me.
1t does oer Wing hearts here good to see how
manfaIly our brother Wings Of New-York are
gong ahead We cannot but believe that there
Is something real in those tall gatherings of The
people which are got Up in so many quarters
Blu, abovc all does it rejoice ne to see how true
hearted Western Now-York is again showing her
hands, But well knew the, her sturdy farmers
would never suffer their fence rows to be dis
figured by rasc4lly pOse-sta!ks!' Ba; enough for
the present. Yours, &c, NJ, e.