Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-05
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Late intelligence from Georgia is !ta
the effect that Cow Towns has issttel bic
proclamation calling Il Etbte Convention,
ia compliance with ali act passed by the
Legislature of Tint State, at its list session.
The election Of delegates to The proposed
Convention is 10 take place on the g5tl,
of next mouth
We may look fir II contest in Georgia,
between this and the 2jth Of November,
Of d most extraordinary md violent cl1ar.
atteFl The H~eeessioiists will struggle
desperately for the slipfetiaty-tlisy win
fuht tile battle with all the recklessliass
W DISSIPATION they know that they
must triumph, IN the conflict or they are for
ever politically doomed
We rejoice ht The prospect Of the flor
nation Of n Uni10 FuttY 10 Geofgia3 to
meet aud rolnltat the wild and reckless
Schemes Of those who, because they cai,-
mot rule the Union, would bring ruin md
,tesolation upon it. Under tie broad folds
Of tue stars and stripes-'t known ana
l,utored throughout the eartl, that
glorious emblem Of civil, religions and
political liberty, culisectatel to the Uses
Of freedom lv lie valor Of WAsutNnToN,
and his mighty Minreera Of the revo't-
~tipnary era Of the country-the friends Of
the Union IN GpoLia viii rally. rs their
fathers rallied during the dark aud d~eslter-
ate conniet Of the reVolutireR aud like
them they will tiit,nph-tl,ey tntlst com
quet-ior the p,tsk, With all liz alvries.
will rise IN remembrance, and eacl, patti
OF arm will be netvel with might .
strike for the uniono5 the lpGiot Wash.
tNeruN. g
The reasonable doctrine % =papssiut,
will find btt little favor IN tteurnia. The
best blood Of Georgia was cheerfullv
poured out to become q taltner in the
confederacy when she had but twelve col
leagues. It il not rrobable-it il not
rossible-that now. when che has twprtf4
nine. instead Of twelve sisters, she Is pre-
lHred to reid as,Illler all those fratarral
l,onds-all those glorious tetollertioiis-
all those mighty memories. which cenilert
lathe with the thrilling history If The
past, AMI which alone have made her
known and ilunorel as a proud aud grow
ing member Of d vast colialetacy. whose
terrible shadow rest darby tipol, and fore
bodingly upon the despotisltls Of tie Old
World-a lowering cloud to them. but n
-aintow of hope to the oppressed aud
Llown-trod1en III every land Under the
heavens. II Is not possible that The brave
md patriotic SONS OF Georgia will ever
siell All titlpatriotic, such q treas
unable course. Let those who think 81,
sWhit the result Of the election iii Novem-
yer next.
In Mississippi. too, the spirit of seces-
ion and d'suniop;! sssen'z rampant among
hose who are infected will, the taint Of
10 til Carolina doctrines. But. IN Missif.
ippi, as elsewhere, the trtte patriots Of
he land will put down the di%suntoniats.
theh the proper time arrives. although
he latter. from the tremendous notye they
rake, may seem to he in The majority.
Quitinan has iss,ted his priclana-
converting the Legislature on tie 18th
f next month. The proclamation II All
,ilatnmatofy production-just s,lc! i one
might he expected from the min who
resumptionsly assumea that the mantle
+ Calhoun has fallen upon his shoulders. c
Int the only fears we have FIR Mis- s
ssirpi. are, that shsowill continue to '
fuse to pay her debts. As for going ont I
the Union, the thing is all hlmbug. :
he couldn't be kicked out But, il she |
ants to 60. che must pay her debts fret.