The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
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Electors At Large.
u j. Aclenaid, Of Cobb, formerly Governor Of no
0se ana Judge OF the Supreme Court has always been
aSouthern Rights democrat the srictest school Hs
opinion is supposed be that the election a. I,ncoln
would not be accuse Of disunon per Sc bot win probsbly
favor convention for elaboration. Gov ned N very
popular, but in bad health, which viii perhaps prevent
his being United States Senator In plaza OF Hon M
lverson He was the secession candidate for Goyernos
in 1851, but was beaten by Howell Csbo by 1900,
majority.
Henry r. jackson, Of Chatham, is in favor Of the dio-
luton Of the Union on the election OF Lincoln having in
roduced resolutions the county meeting Savannah
70 that effect prior the Charleston Convention He wac
Of the seeding delegates from tina. convention He
Was Colonel Of the Georgia regiment Mexican war
and Minister to foreign court under President Pierce.
ne more Of lawyer than politician and rather
popular man. has some influence
Peter Cone Of Buoch; member OF Legislature num-
in case Of Lncons election @ aso' sn
erty Not much influence. Position doubtful g. o. c.
Ioeon o. Spaaisdrg. Hugh Buchanan, Of CowetA g.
T. VIM Lotion, OF Jasper. W. Mclnoah Of Ebert
AL doubtful h except the last who VIII probably favor ds
union, as That s the prevailing feeling the party In ths
State, in case Lincoln should be elected
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Electors at Large
Savannah, and an old whig not politician, and win NOT
take an active part has large personal interest," but
VIII not use IL. Against disunion.
B. r. Hill, o, Troup-American candidate for Governor
two years ago, and was beaten by Joseph E. Brown,
(dem present Governor ackno wledged leader OF tho
American party in this State; very large influence
stumpipg the State for Bell has large practice % law
yer; against dsunion in any emergency and for tho
enforcement Of the laws againet treason under any
District Electors
Spencer, OF Thomas. 2. MarceIlus Douglas Of
randolph g. L. T. Doyal, Of Spsuldng. T. W. +. Wright.
Of Coweta. Josiah r Parrot, Of Csss g. a. P. Seii.
Of Forsyth. =. l. Dupree, Of Twggs s. lafayette
men, the most distinguished being the last named M
inst WAS ss ss, for Congress on the A@src
II. stephens, and was defeated by 1900.
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Electors at Large.
Alexander II. Stephens OF Taliaferro, 10 lawyer and
has been member of Congress from the Augusta dssics
for fifteen years Has held other public Office L. one
Of the moot popular the state and has held very
Influential position politician and statesman opposed
TO disunion without cause.
augustus r. Wright, Of Floyd, lawyer, good orator,
stumpipg the State for Douglas Considerable influence II
position.
Among the alternate electors for the State At Arre e
James Gardner OF Augusta prominent Southern rights
democrat.
District Electors
1. James l. Seward of Thomas county formerly MEM
Der Of Congress from his District good southern
rights In politics, influential In his district B. Y NaSI
Tin OF Muscogee county g. Nathan Bass Of Biob both
influential citizens. 4 Hiram Warner OF Merrivcther
county one Of the fret Judges Of supreme Oourt or
ence s. J. W. Harris, OF C.s g. j. p simmons, OF
Gwnnett. j. s. Hook, OF Washington. o Julien
The political feeling OF Douglas electors y strongly
against the etctou Of Lincoln, they consider the
happen, and VIII probably not sdyoC.ie ress,aso ni
out some overt act.