New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
auRichtin GEORGIA.

All Right In Georgia.
The Texas bombshell that has Just e1ploseda
Louisiana, killing and wounding large numba(
OF Polk and Texas patriots, has spent al! its forcs
and will never be heard Of any where else, TO am
body's discontinue or annoyance save those who|
calculated 50 much from the noiscit waste make.
Indications from all quarters assure US that every
thing is all night in Georsia-and we will add
Tennessee, also The following letter from
Georgia we find in the Richmond Wig
Gsrrs CoUSrY. Ca. July the it,h. lsH
MFssRs. EpIToR>: The Wings o! Georgia are
vide awake, leaving no work unfinished. oUf
talented Representative A. II. Stephens. mas return
ed and has commenced boldly on the Wing work,
snd appears TO be driving his nails in sure place,
and even the sound OF his hammer is enough for
n Democrat Esqr. Wilson. a gentleman Of great
character and influence OF Mr.. SIS County, has re-
nounced Polk and is now zealously supporting
| CLAW. Several Others OF the same County are fol-
| lowing Mr.. Wilson, as may be seen from ,hci. reso
lutjnns passed al their County Meeting on the 9th,
and from the number Of Democrats which appear
TO be daily coming over and declaring themselves
| fo, Clay. We feel assured that Harry of the West
will receive majority OF III least ten thousand votes
on the first Monday in November next.
In REGARD 10 the Georgia Wing Mass Convention
which - 10 assemble on the 3lst al Madison, need
only 10 saw the Wings now ready. Wiling, ahu
waiiingr 10 appear in mass OF al least twenty
| thousand.
The Columbus Ga. Enquirer, in commenting
on the recent Wing triumph in Louisiana, has the
following
LOUISIANA ELECTIONS
Tho ncxs of the Elections which have Just
taken place in Louisiana has fallen upon the To-
80 Focos like a shower of ice water. They had
hrsrgcd and boosted of the mighty things which
Tho Texas humbug was likely to accomplish IN
,b,t S,ate. until the Wings themselves, knowing
tho Influence that the land lobbcrs were attempt
inr to exercise were more than fearful OF inc re-
suit. But few Of either party supposed that the
Wings in the late election, at least stood even
reasonable chance for success. The nigs mere
abouts generally conceded, from certain infiu-
ences supposed to be at work there, that the re-
suit would be unfavorable II not disastrous 'o
the;r nrosuects. The Looo-F ocos, on the other
hand, laboring under the same mistake ina. Is
made in reference to Georgia, confidently calcu-
Iatod nm making a clean sweep with the Texas
hroor, and burying the remnant of their oppo-
nen,s under the bonds and the scrip This was
to he the BEGINNING of their triumphs Had Lou
;s;ana GONE for Polk with the tremendous rush
,hattbev supposed she would, our opponents stood
with omen mouths to proclaim it as victory won
pnon their new issue. They would have pointed
to !, as the workings Of the Southern spr!t, as an
evample worthy of imitation by all the Southern
States She would have been pointed TO rs SIS
ter deeply, probably morelargc'y, interested IN our
neculiar institutions than any other, and we should
have been tauntngy told TO fall into line and bat
lie in the common cause. These appeals they
supDosed would frighten the tlmld and rally to
the support of POLK and Texas" strength
enough at least to run a respectable race. But
,hcse incorTigible numskulls OF Louisiana, who
L,ov nothing about their own interests, have In
a moment altogether unexpected, knocked these
! visions of Loco. Focoism into perfect moonsi'ne
: II is tuu bad. Lcuir;una, Ss"thefa slave hold
ing State, lying broadslde 10 the Lone Star, ant
consequently having as much interest IN the An
nexation Question as any other state, mus tt
omen the ball with q dance in which 1.-THE only
friends of the South as they rrogan'iy tern
, themselves, have scarcely white mans chance
We again say is AWFUL.
viii we be accused of boasting in this matter
: We in common with our Wing friends have {
rioht 10 boast and rejoice at the result, as one
the sorest defeats thatLoco-f ocolsm has expenenc
ed since 1910. They were so confident of an over
wbclm;np triumph, so certain that they coult
make it tell on the People of other States, tha
thew have chung to the darling hope of success
4 AGAINST al the evidences to the contrary. Ever
whilst the news oil their defeat was pouring II
upon them, such was their deathllke grip on the
IDEA. that they hoistcd the Texas rag, and foatee
this ensign Of a foreign country over portion d
the soil of Georgia for days and nights together
= The flag of our country where vast But then
y hopes and their expectations arc blown to the
four winds by the voice OF Loulslana's noble sons
The battle has been fought in broad sight OF Tex
i. as, the victory has been won by men who kno"
I the value of that Gibraltar of the South al
= we'll or better than by any portion of the South
e ern Chvalry. IIereahouts our opponents pre-
tend that it is to sare Louisiana that Texas mus
: be immediately obtained the People there lool
, upon themselves as perfectly safe, and despse, a:
: they ought, the NAV hish political sympathy o
their would be prcservers. Il is absolutely hare
that when the Loco Focos desire to show thel
friendship, nobody IS so lost to selfrespect as Il
!: receive it, The truth is that the world has very
generally lost all confidence in the professions ant
preences of the party, and is disposed 10 receive
) its warnings particularly Just before the Presi
: Dental elections with many, yea, very many
grains of allowance. 1t is at such times that they
!, invariably conure up fearful CRISIS, and en-
$ deavor to frlghten the ircemen of the South by
i. appeals to their fears, and charges against thu
Wings as false as they are infamous. Louisian;
t has done molly, in rebuklng the nsolcnce of thu
crisis makers, and redeemng herself from TIT
charge of bartering her principles for the LIANT
and bond and worthless scrip of her neighborinl
Republics. We repeat it, shc has done SoBLY.
i BLAcEwooD.-The July number Of Blackwood
issued BY Leonard Scott " Co. who now tn
only American publishers, is fair specimen o
typographical neatness as YOU could wish 10 see
quite in advance of the Edinburgh original. Th
contents OF the present number rich and varied
closing with witty trfe on The visit Of the Empe
ror Ni"holas to London, which we don't know bu
we shall try and make room for. The other article
are, Causes ofthe Increase Of Crime The Hear
of the Brsce,' Memorandum Of Months Tour ii
Sicily Poems and Ballads of Goethe No. H. NJ.
First I.ove-a Sketch in New York. Marston, o
the Adventures ola Statesman, &c. &c. (Leonar
: Scott & Co. 70 FuIton-street.l
rsS THE NED MIRROR of This week IN additio M