The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-15
Proclamation.
By Gsorgs ". T6ess, G0evasr of ths Stats ef Ceorgia Ts fse Electors hersef-- Crcetisg:

A-fuCtaBaNttonS
 By Geor9s ". Te9ss, Goserasr of As Ststs c Ceorga: To he Eieetors Dtersef-- Crcstisg:
 Having been officially informed. that the Con greSs Of the uRitsd States has adrnitted Caiiforn
 tnio the Uaon of the Sl,tes of the Conirdcr,cy nPon equal terms wiih the original States q dut, dsveFes upon me, ia the performances of which shall trvzPass upon the Pnbic but briefly. An nnteignsd drfsrsnce for public opinion. anJ the profound regard l entertain for she Nis,ian hFmnsss. and patriotism of my fellow-citizeDs o 0eorgia, will not justify me, in a paper Of this character. in repeating my known aud uBehsng.d opinions as to tho duty of ths South la rrpxl.ina free-sO eneroaehment, aud arresting by alt praprr
 means. nsurpatea by Congress.
 WbassSer is compatible with the honor and obll- gations of the people of this State to ihe eouairy It's laws, and it's institutions, doubt not will re- ceive thelF warm support
 In an hour Of danger-whea your instiiu tions are la ieopardyA-your feelings wantonly outraged, your social organization derided your honor deeply wounded and He Federal Consultation violated by
 series Of aggressive measures, all tending to the conSummaton of one object, tho abolition of Hla- very-when your equal right to occupy and enjoy the common territory Of sll, has been deAled yan. in the solemn fosm of law, under pretenees tho most shallow. it well becomes you to assemble, to deliberate, and eOunsei together for your mutual preservation aud safety.
 l Whatever course the extraordinary events by HR is left, it should be, to the patriotism, firmness and prudence of the people themselves. Upon them dsvoiSeS the duty of redresSng present wrpnss and providing other safeguards, for future security Neither Inc one nor ths other of which, however. will ever be ehectaay accomplished. until, by pat rotc efforts, perfect harmony and concord Ot feel ing are restored. aud confidence and conesH of ac ton produced among the people of tlIs South.
 ln view therefore, Of the atI Iocioas freq soil sen- tnen's aud policy, not merely ef the Hon-slavehold- isg States. but pf the Government; Of Inc iulmi. neDt peril 10 which the institution of slavery is re- dneel by the act of Congress admitting the State of California lnto the UHOa, with consultation coutEinng tue principles of the W iimoi proyiso, in eehanee ol our warning and earnes, remonslraacs, in view Of the deplorable fact that som. diversity of ophion exists in some of Tho southern States as 10 the proper mode of rsdressing tho wrongs. and ayerting the dangers which all must sec and feel, let me, fellow -citizens earnestly entFeat you to cultivate for each other deep aud abiding senti. meLt et Maternal regard and confidence, and a,l- froach tha task, from which there is no escape, of decidiug upon your duty Georgia and the coa h. try, with firm step, but not without calm, delibc- rate and patient investigation, consulting neither fears dangers on the hand, nor perrnittine yourselves, from exssPerated feelings oT wrong o the other, to 5e rasily urged to extreme measures which have not received lhe fall sanction of your judgment. Then shall not despair ol seeing ths whole State, as one man, proposing nothing be oud what the emergency may demaud, or iAuiug te perform whatever patriotism, honor and right may reqaire at your hands.
 l Ibe General Assembly Of this S.afe, by m act approved Sih February, 1850, having lequHea me upon the happening oi certain events ons whiCh is tae ad,nis lon ot California State into the tn on To issue proclamation, ordering an election 10 b. hed in each and every county, for Deeg ates 10 d Convention oi he people ot thIs S'ac 10 take itts consideration such measures eo,npoft with q extraordinary posture o c0-Sdtrs, and tO dccii, upon what steps are necessary ami proper 70 De Ia | ken compatible w!'h our honor and constitutions obligations, we'll as elIrciualy to secute ou l git oF property in slaves. ani 10 arrest all asgres >ious, by one section ot tbe Uaiou upoA The Ire, eai1ymrH of Inc Con,IiItonal rights of the other ant lastly 10 preserve Inviolate the equality o th, Safes ot The Uuun, a aaIar'i@d unaef lhs CaHsIt tstion: Therefore, be Il known that l George " Towns. G G,yernsr of inc : ate O. Georgia, by tht authority aud mandate ol lis law do issue hs m, proclamation, ordering and directlbs fiat the qiIa 1 he6 voters iot inc incSt numerous branch Of tb, General Assembly, do meet at the several places o holding eiecions. as fixed by lAS. in the Seyera counties Of this State, within he h,ufs fixed fer { ling, on Monday, the tNentyiith dsy of November next, and thrn and there, by ballot. elect two dele gates in each of the counties now eGtitled to on' Representative in the General Assembly, and iou, i uriesateS m such counties as are now entlitcd tt | two representatives.
 The managers of said election are required to cef
 iiy and .towatd to thts Departnrnt tlie returns o said election, m the manner prescribed by l4w fo the election of Representatives n the General ssem bly,; and II $ further onlerd ;hst the delegates wh5 may be elected by majority of the le sal voters their respective countless do convene at the Capiio oi said State, on Tuesday, the tenta day oi D ccn' ! Der next.
 | Given under my hand ani seal of inc Executive Department al the Capitol, in Mii!edgcviilc, ihi
 23i day of September. in the year ot cur Lon eighteen huidred and fifty.
 1 GEO. W. TOWNS. | By the Governor.
 j. M. PArroN, Sec'Y Ex. Dept.