Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

lowing resolutions, which were carried by acclama-
ton:
Resolved That his excellency WILLARD FILLMORE, Pre-
sden of the United States, by his patriotic aud truly
national the great questions in reference to
which the Union party was organized. is eminently enti
tied to and fully enjoys the respect and confidence OF the
people Of Georgia.
Resoue That this body feels that it speaks the voice
Of that people when it declares that citizen Of the
public would be greeted with hearty welcome than
MIR. FILLMORE, should he visit our State.
Resolved That this body respectfully invite him to visit
Georgia, and tus to afford citizens opportunity
to express in person their sentiments
Resolved That the President Of the Convention be re-
quested to transmit copy Of these proceedings to the
President.
The Convention further resolved to appoint a
State Executive Committee, and to have great
mass meeting at Atlanta; also, that committee be
appointed to prepare an address to the people OF
Georgia.
This Convention finally adjourned at seven o'clock
on Friday evening.
SUPPLEMENTAL MEETING.
Those members Of the Convention who retired,
being forty or fifty in number, Gas the Milledge-
vile Recorder says) assembled in the Senate cham
Der on Friday, the 10th instant, and having been
organized by appointing EDMUND H. WoRRELL
President, unanimously adopted the following pre-
amble and resolutions
WHEREAS portion OF the representatives OF the
Constitutional Union Party Of Georgia in the Convention
held the 18th instant in connection with other MEM
bers Of the party in convention assembled prefer the
lection Of other candidates for President and Vice Pres
dent of the United States than those before the
country and believing that majority of the people Of
Georgia desire that they may have the opportunity Of
voting for men to whom they cordially give
their support than to the present nomnees Therefore
Resolpd, That recommend to the people of Georgia
who prefer the selection Of other candidates for President
and Vice President to appoint delegates Convention
to be held the city Of Macon Tuesday the 18th day
of August next to take such action as they may deem
proper in reference TO the ensuing Presidential election.
Rss0IOd That whilst would not attempt to dictate
the choice Of B. nsR we you'd
candidate for President, and CHARLES ]. JENKINS Of
Georgia, for Vice President.
Resolved That committee of eleven be appointed to
prepare address to the people of Georgia. setting forth
the reasons in behalf of the policy recommended and that
have induced this body to propose the same and that the
President OF this Convention be chairman of said
mittee.
Resolved That each county be requested to send twice
many delegates to said Convention they entitled
to members in both branches Of the General Assembly
In pursuance of the above resolution the following
mttee was appointed, to wit: Edmund H. Worrel, chair
man; R. NJ. Orme, Of Baldwin; b. F. Powell, Of Deca-
tur; VIM W. Clark, of Newton I. H. Polhil of Jefer-
B. c. Ferrel of Troup Robert Trippe Of Monroe
W. O. Perkins, of Randolph; Lock Weems of Muscogee
Joel O. Barnett, Of Morgan and Simri Rose, Of Bbb.
After several addresses were made which were
cordially responded to by the Convention, the Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
In view Of the foregoing proceedings, we think it
may be regarded certain that the choice of Presi-
dental Electors for the State of Georgia will de-
volve on its Legislature There are already two
tickets in the field for PIERCE and KING, and there
will of course yet be brought forward Wing
ticket thus presenting triangular contest, which
will prevent either ticket from receiving majority
of the votes of the people. In no case, however
do We any probability of the vote of the State
being cast for the nominees of the Wing National
Convention.
We have the less hesitation in expressing this
opinion, having already anticipated this detection,
because of our confidence heretofore expressed that
the vote of the State of GEORGIA will not be neces-
sary to place the nominated candidate of the Wings
| in the Presidential Chair.