New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
ssRIphY MORNING, AUGUST :. 1850.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
CHEERING SIGNS.


AlI around as, u every State of the South, the
fesliagsn behalf ef the Constitutional Unioatieket,
and It's noble representatives is becoming deeper
xnd more earnest. The following, from the Au-
essta a9 Chronicle, shews the state of affairs in
Tie q Empire State Of the South. Oar friends
thefe DE moFing with aa earnestness which prom
isas magnificent victory. We eoannot teo heartily
commend to friends III this State the excellent
advice contained in the concluding paragraph Of
this extract:
We are constantly in receipt of news from var-
ous points that onr friends arousing themselves
for th6 great straggle to preserve the Union, the
Gcnsdt tutaone and the laws. The people are moving
thrDHghout all Georgia, and appointing their dele
gztes 10 The State Convention. While there is
anathy, dscoTd, doubt, uncertainty and much Bit
fernHss asnong our Democratic friends the Union
Heltfingers stand firmly by our cause. and our men
and win present an unbroken front to the enemy
We have accounts Of large and enthusiastic meet
Y ings Of our friends in the various counties, and
they are sending very large delegations Of their
ablest ana best men to the Milledgeyille Conven-
ton
aagesAadfews, as will be seen elsewhere, is in
the Held, and has enlisted for the war. Col. Jehn
Hllltps u Athens, one Of the truesf and best men
In The State, has buckled on his armor, and as we
learn from The Watchman, made great speech
Tor Bali and Everett in Clarke last Saturday While
the Breeknrdgers in Athens, at their ratification
meeting, could muster only sixteen voters, the
Douglas crowd at Watkinsve amounted to fifty.
or sixty, and the Bell men in Athens had meeting
OF some one hundred and fifty or two hundred. The
Union men in Baldwin are organized, led BY Cen
SAndford and Col. A. FL. Kenan, one of the best
stump speakers in the State and who did such gall
lans service, as We recollect, for Harry Clay in
sl8f4ss PEBBLES and Bob Trippe, and Judge Thomas
\ of Sosnmbus, Calhoun Of Atlanta, and Hopkins of
Mclntoah, are leading the columns. Warren kin
IS znafshalng the clans in the mountains From
the Blue Ridge 10 the Atlantic. from the Chatta-
sheochee to the Savannah, everywhere the enthusi-
SaslR and excitement are hourly spreading
sdaY does The feeling for the Union for the Consti.
luton for tue national ticket widen and deepen
d and Intensity.
f.et us go forward rejoicing, for our cause is
5sSt itsis the cause of our country it proposes
good IND not evil. Let MS work increasingly g be
Instant in season and out of season. to dissemin-
Hse the truth and to arouse the honest voters to a
fnll sense OF the great struggle now rapidly ap-
SNroaehlng. Organize clubs in every county scat
tdf The documents, have speakers, glee clubs,
Songs and banners, fire the popular heart, stir up
TIE lukewarm and recall the wandering. Organ
5tzation is worth everything else combined. Form
4 central club ~ every county, with a sub-com-
Mltee 81 one or two ii every militia district: ap-
point canVassers let every one take an interest
= e the matter, let every voter be seen and in
and give their means to buy documents flags etc.,
and let all unite heart and hand in the great fight,
and night just like every man felt certain OF vic
tory We have now the best prospect we have
1ad for twelve years, and if every man does his
duty victory Is certain. By means Of clubs and
committees In each county we shall get re-
4 Aauae information every week of the progress of
THE eaAvass and not guess work, and we shall
i kHoW how and where to direct our engines.