The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28


WlsAArswsl q the U.io. (.st che WEI
i sssri ESskes, or GeergaA.
i From the savannah Ropublcsu. Augast aSl
The reader is referred to the addresses below o
the Gee trail Execu i've Conmittce of toe late Unoi
party. 1t viii be seer that the Ucioa electors
ticket has been withdrawn, as VIC recon ueuded Il
should be. This Gfords an opportunity for suot
Union wings as remained faithful TO the ticket e
consented to support Pierce aud King. except
through Union ticket Ii WAS lot as deg ocrat:
that they agreed to sustain item. Dissatisfied With
| the national whig nomination, add auxicxs to ore
unite in the selection of ticket pledged co the
| democratic nominees. lie taking this step, they
were particular to announce that they did not sur
render their Wig principles Thore is then no
| obstacle TO prevent their return to tho old whig
fold. At ths tine the Union ticket was put 70 III,
there was no other ticket before the couutry 60
which they were willing to give their support
That difficulty nc longer exists We nov present
constitution and unrivaled dsfonder OF the Uaion.
and Charles jenkins, tho accomplished sts.esm an
| and horored auttcr of the Georgis platform The
one is without an equal in the DOMAIN Of intoloct
and in civil attEunents and services; tho otter ia
al that Is pure and elevated in statesm ship in
spotIess ntegrity in Roman virtues deserves "a DO
ranked with the best and ablest Of his times suec.
IL, Union wings cannot hesitate between such men,
and Pierce and King as democrats.
ADDRESS OF TEE ExeoUTyE COMMITTEE TO THE
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY or GEOEGIA.
The constitutional Union party Of Georgia orga
nzea to maintaia tho dccison OF the Georgia Convex
tion Of 1850 In favor Of the uslty Of compromiso
fbat object has been accom- Pushed aud the members Of
party satisfaction realizing the com
triumph OF their principles exhibited In the a,on Of
tho two national conventions which recently
In Baltimore; aud IN the cd Lii ns fact that there
exists In Georgia no organized p0-ton to thoo pru
pies Under these circumstances, when tho late Union
Convertsn assembled in Midcdsevle il the opIio
Of q erge number CT that body, that tho time bal
rived VIXEN there should be peaceful dissolution til
party IL consideration Of the fact that the necessity
lts existence Logger continued, A different r5ii,y
however adopted. under the Ge,usvc hope tina
the organization could be continued aud it's egrity
PRESCRIBED By the support Of tho delnocrac nominees
fer President AID Vice President The convention ha
scarcely adjourned, when demonstrations OF cpposi
ton to Its action, BY the entire Union whif
pre the State indicated too clearly that that portion
Of the party whose sentiments AID feelings mad,
known through these channels, irreconclably op-
posed the decision the convention and would neye
,ict even an acquesoense in its action. The cau 70
the conventions OF the 17ta end 18th and the response
made to those calls By the Union wings throughout the
State and In some portions OF tie state
unaninity Of sentiment among them. well calcu-
lated to prepare the public ird for the action Of
those BOXES 1t be disguised that the great
OF the whg party have thus withdrawn themselves from
the Union organization and have laid the foundation
the I q the WIG party In cur sta.s t.
srnated This state OF things leaves the constitution
al Union party in the hlnds Of the Union democracy and
those Union wings who determined to give their votes
aud Support to the national democratic nominees.
Whether there yet REMAINS in the organizations majority
or not Of lite original members, is problem viii not
ettenpt to solve. The expression of doubt upon
that point sucicnt to justify the course we have felt
II our duty to pursue in the matter
The undersigned were appointed an Executive Commit
tee by the late Union Convention and from their posi-
ton have not bee ustentve observers Of the events to
which we have called the public attention. have
We failed to intern ourselves far asst practicable Of
the V.ews and opinions of those who e remain to
with the sid Of all tie lights a cur command we have
TO the deliberate conclusion that the constitutional
ubion party is vi,tusIy and practically dissolved and
that its Longer continuance would DC delusve snd pro-
ductive OF no good.
We make argument and ones no comment but sub
NIT p2in statement Of facts, with unavailable
Gnson necessarily resulting from these factsA
In anticipation Of this state Of things, correspond
put forth By the late Uncn Convention, fec
selves authorized End do hereby withdraw that ticket
JOHN LAMAR,
B. Ii BILL,
ARTHUR HOOD, Central
N \ y S 2 Mh1ear' c Executive
GEoEGE ". THOMAS, !
ADDRESS or PORTION OF TIE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE TO THE UNION DEMOCRACY And UNIo:; WIGS,
FRIENDS OF PIERCE AND KING.
In common with tte other members Of tho Executive
Committee Q. the Constitutional Union party have
withdrawn its electoral tcae. This state Il ttngs pre-
eDts innrc-.srt question :tr the conNcer III u t4i
eisien Of the Union democracy Of tho State ard those
Union wbigs who stand identified vita IL tie sutrott
Of the national democratic nor-irets. DetsrCins
give cur support 70 the election n Pierce aud King and
sincerely anxious &c to cast voes and chr Ia
huence wi lest iusuro, not only their L, the
present election trt tic elective slpor, Of tc adr
nistrution II the event of their cectiona result 10
he doubtedwc calico uper ccaside- ir whsi
manner this be done most consistent with fee
lngs and principles net for ua 10 Csoide chat cues
ton cur cca. character ceased With the party stosl
organ We had beon appointed But Identified In feetin
and PRINCIPLES with those 60 whom make this al
dress feel a1cs that there sneulG be pcn and c,-
diality Of sctior, IL vh@eyc- course nay be aGopt
Cd Indeed this Is necessary 20 give power eccnoy
70 or action To secure tue vote Il Georgia of Pierce
and King ever all opposition arrayed against im liz the
paramount consideration. Tns-c To 40 doubt that
avery decided majority OF the peorle agreed IN Tho
necessity and prorrety Of g castrs tbs vote Of the
state But II cannot lie oguiseC that there exists diff
cutes in the way Of varm and cordial operation Of
al the friends OF Fierce and Kirg which thresten to
weaken their strength ard leso the raj power aud
influence which Under ctaor circumstances 0ould be
attained by united action. We &C not regard these diff
cues as inurcrabla boesver Formidable tho, may ap-
pear at the lrt eence They viii be found grew smaller
and less obstinate, approached IL the spii q true
patriotism and deYct;n c The great End sought 70 be
accom- lishad
We now appeal to the Unop aemocrecy, and tho,c
Union wings who fer Piece and King meet together
in council, and there determine in The spirit which
have sought invoke what ought be- ard shall be
future CT policy. We suggest ind propose
that this meeting shat, take place ct Atlanta en- satur
day the 18th OF September nost.
u will net be necessary &c 90 through With the f.r
cen number 0. cur feEds be assembled there that
time from tho different sections Q. TIC State familiar
with the sentiments Of the PEOPLE the subject and
fully empowered to speak for them they would be If
appointed by coun E-ecGpg composed as IL usually
Inc case Of very few persons compared with the voters
OF the county who fevct the movement
BY TIE time that this proposed meeting shsu assemble
We shall know IL wha: spirit our movements for co1ca
ton and conrromiss viii be received BY tho friends
supporters OF the electoral ticket in the Acid II
will afford to them opportunity Of their meeting With
friends either through the -scognzed organ Of their
party otherwise and uniting if needs be- In
coupoil to effect end equally desirable ali
sincere friends of tho osuse we arc seeking to advance
In eny event II IL due to ourselves and TO the
Of principles and due to the position which
py before the c0uat-y that should together aud
determine upon such line Ct policy viii mot cor.
daily unite fe1d and certainly give adva,oo-
neHt 20 our cause JOHN d. IAMAE.
NOEL Il. KNIGHT,
ARTHUR HOOD.
r.. II, f0rrLE,
JOHN w. OWENS.
lowe Elects
Full returns have not yet been received from Iowa but
bave enough 10 show that the democratic state ticket
hse been elected and that John r Cock theyhg can
ddate for Congress and Bernh.'dt HEM hs democratic