The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17
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WEBSTER MANIFESTATIONS
Movements throughout the County,


fFrom tho Macon Journal and Messenger, Aug In
third candidate in Georgia il a Gce1rpi We wous@
ask our readers to glance at the proceedings q thesa
meetings and to notice the materials OF which they
composed evidence Of this fact Harris, Troup Lau
rens. Putnam Ogethorpe, Morgan. Newton, Green and
Clark tie sropgbolds Of whiggery in Georgia have de-
clared in favor Of the third candidate and
have the right to that II embraces large
ory Of the whir voters Of the State N eorria and 10
state this fact. We do not wish TO Join issue with
our Scott friends upon this any other point for
earnestly hope that the conventions Of the lsth and sh
mby yet be able to unite and act together haraoniouy
Ghe wings Of Morwether Campbell and Floyd have cent
delegates TO each convention instructed 10 every ef
fort TO harmonic and unite them and If tfs cannot bs
elected to oct with that wing Of tho party which repre-
sents the viii of tho majority OF the whgs Of Georgia
We commend the following resoutcn adopted by ths
meeting in Floyd TO our whg brethren throughout the
Statc
Resolved That two delegates be appointed, ana re-
0uesied to their best oxeItions to Larmone tho
party ard cooperate with TINT OF tho conventions
which, IN thcr unprejudced Judgment shai most fully
and tGy reect the wishes az the great body Of whg.
throughout the State and whose determination shau
most ocoiualy bling out the full strength Of our party
Resolutions in similar spifit were ndopted by rseet
mgs IN Nerweihor and Campbell; and Il the saue
tive expressed IN the above resolution influenced the
tior Of every wing in the State, would look forward
with oondcrco TO the cordial union Of the party by the
action Of tue approaching conventions. We who Ia
favor Of third candidate not committed TO the sup
port of any man and tho preference which feel aaa
have expressed for the ticket recommended by the
ycniion which oreinaed tho third candidate movement
viii te gladly and checfuy yielded to unite the freg
ments oi the party and concentrate ls strength Ali
demand. j. n candidate whom we, Union and Southern
men can consistently support.
We trust tna. tho whg party OF Georgia will be fully
ned in the approaching conventions The unity
Of the nartythc preservation OF its organization
pcrlctuaton of the whig State policy which has made
Georgia great powerful and prosperous commonwealth.
dependent upon the action of these conventions
The Southern whg party Is sound to the cors upon
every question Of foreign domestic pocy of national
state politics and its integrity and strength should not
be impaired by difsensons among Its own members
There Is other organization i'm this State to which
wings can attach themselves il the whg party is dis
solved IL cannot he dissolved f the conventions of the
18th and 18th will act solely with reference TO the unity
Of The party and Difference to the expressed viii
majority OF its members.
MORGAN COUNTY RESOLUTION.
Resolved. That four delegates be appointed to repre-
sent tho county Of Morgan In the convention to be held
mating third candidates for the Presidency and Vice Pre-
sidency. and that Colonel A. kecsc Robert Prior,
benjamin Harris and Charles H. Nisbet, be appointed
tlosc delegates with power to fill vacancies.
COUNTY REsoLUrioNs.
Gesovcd, That as we cannot give cordial support
to the nominees OF either Of the two National Conyan-
tons desire the proposed convention TO 20 the
dent. Known as statcsnanl,nown to he an exponent
of tic position occupy the great question that bas
greatly agitated the country, and whose public
vice, give that the Interests Of this great
ruLlic will DC safe IN his hauda
Resolved That we VIII cordially give our support 20
the ticket suggested Ly the body that proposed the
yenton to bc held on the 18th instant to wit Danio
Webster for President and Charles u Jenkins for Vice
President the former having by his conservative
the most vital question To the South received tkn
universal dtnuuction of Northern fanatics and Ivy h!s
unparalleled abilities statesman earned the title or
"Dendcr Of tho Constitution " and the latter known TO
Georgian above reproach and endoared to eycr
soutAerner as tho author ofithe Georgia Platform.