The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

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Congressman speals-Wia Douglas Hang 7rattorsS
DC, dc.
Augusta Of all the interior Southern cises, the yiost
70 be revered and respected for lis moral rego's and
temperance habits. That Intoxicating liquor iR drunk in
the place, and also in the suburbs, undouot dy true
But show city Of over fifteen thousand inhabitants
where you win not nnd the demorab Eng practice
But, while in other places they blaz0n their inebr
ETY. to the face Of all the world, lere in the well
regulated and lively city Of Augusta you win and as
learn from Of the city missousres Colonel Crump,
thai nine tenhs Of all tie whey tmpropreties are COM
tted In the private apartments Of the BACHELORS and
in the out town temptations termed barbecues, or
"cues" for short In nearly al the hotels, The Augusta
kept by q popular gentleman named Wheelock, and the
Planters kept by gentleman named Robbins formerly
OF the Adams House, Boston, being the principal, liquor
10 sold all days and in the early part Of the evenings,
except the Sabbath which day the sale Of liquor,
and, indeed, almost it, use, ID forbidden-unless a
stranger and especially express agent from the city Of
Charleston, arrives in town, mission Of mercy On
sach occasions the rsidy Of the Sunday Law relaxed
and the stranger permitted TO receive and entertain his
friends with his usual unctuous bon homme.
There quite number OF drinking saloons and other
public schools in Augusta, which the city missionary In
forms well supported by the public at large aud
also by private subscriptions There theatres at
large, at present; but Fleming, who in New York,
opens a Concert Hall the Goth with entirely orr
gna play, written BY southernsr called "PAomba or,
The Carbonari" A Scotch gentleman, named Thomas
whyte, has opened fine place, which he h chrstened
"winler Garden" after the Broadway theatre Of that
name.
MANUFACTURES AUGUSTA
Augusta contains about 10 600 inhabitants. There
in operation the Augusta cotton factory, two mills
ming spindles The prescn. number OF looms
ming 34o and 1t intended 70 increase the number in
short time IFS The present production l6i COO
yards per fortnight number Of hands, 3o2 the aggre
gate wages paid 70 whom amounts TO 1900 per month
There four first class -four mills the canal, sup
piled with medern improvements. These mills turn out
. large OF -four. There are also on the canal
The banking capital Of the city the aggregate
charge Of Mr. Charles Haskel, formerly Of Boston, and
the office among the best conducted In the cour try
sion Of the iesrspnc messages during the Cnsreston
Convention, has charge Of the telegraph here and Of
course that institution Is well conducted Mr. Heiss Ia
ABOUT THE nxcnoS-How WILL GEORGIA Gof-FusIoS Oh NO
Although the opposition 20 Brecknridge generally con-
cede the State TO him, yet there shrewd
gers and workers who do not entirely despair With the
large majority would undoubtedly declare for Union
The following Is one OF the latest calculations -
The whole number Of votes cast win not be above no.,
900. OF these
Bell will receive as 900
$1,000
IL 600 Or IL 900 Douglas men vote for six Bell cleo
tors and four Douglas electors the six the Bell ticket
will have majority all the votes cast Six, being
majority Of the electoral ticket. H all vacancies
the ticket according to the Georgia laws The Douglas
nifty Of the Bell men, whom they have placed in power
10 20 fill the vucArces - cast the electoral vote OF the
ty-that is to say, il the electoral vote Of Georgia
VIII elect Mr. Douglas IL will be 30 cast IL will elect
powerless in Georgia unless this arrangement be
eected for in the event Of election by the people
Breckinriege to receive the vote by the Legsa
ture. which has been already elected, and In which
Breckenridge has undoubtcd majority Of from so
leo This, in BRIEF is the present calculation among the
insiders
An election takes place in Macon, TO- morrow Csatur
ana and the SIeil Duss" run anoths.. This Is The
first fusion demonstration in the state, and ts
result is looked for with anxiety. The BrecSs have
gentleman and eminent physician Of the high pressure
principle , ne lecturer, .nd o. course Mvorite
"Grcat Eastern power but Is supplied with the patent
safety valves and the new tangled brass stopoocks Cay
pepper, No 9, Ia element In his favor The "Bell
and Dugs have nominated another physician In the
gular, or aliopaihic profession The contest Is much
and the fusionites and IL likely that there may be
Disagreement among The doctors, the people will them.
rrsIoy IN Augusta
in this County Senator and member OF the House
have already been appointed, and there Is no
doubt but a fusion tisxet viii be formed. That
s,. y, ne VIZ ~ ee eer 70 ,nes mat
union the electoral ticket not at all improbable but
on the contrary, very lihely 10 occur.
TALK CARs-coioNrI JONES SUCCESSOR on HON,
n 1KrHKSs
n the Eighth district, bias the utmost confidence that
BreekinIdge will carry the state by majority. He says
that although the STATE has been canvassed vet by
the Interchange Of sentiment among nsiehbors and by
letter. be has arrived at that conclusion. Fusion be
thsks viii be OF account and he Aughlngly shows
bis long, handsome white teeth when anyb body ntimates
TO he contrary The Hon. Colonel Jones i popular and
sensible gentleman An instance, 70 wit
e THIS year nrst or second term In Congress C,oneif
The first and The last. a laugh from . oonstitu.
cnt) IL docs MT pay 70 20 " Warrington and shall
not be a candidate again.
Furthermore asked The qucrs,,-
A. No; he NOT popular before his Nor ok speech,
and sirce then he has fallen on greatly.
A. That In lincoln should be elected be would
lend his aid 70 sussin his ADMINISTRATION hanging ali
yolcr-Dougas considers q secessiona q traitor;
sno be going 10 hang all scccssousts no had better
'' com %'Scs ns"P o a. soss aah hssD
South be had not uttered the words be aid
InAr VoicS-yhats So Mr. Jones. There Amt but one
Bell man 10 all Beloek county, and he's the sexton Of
harcshell Baptist church.
~ioSrpSsss os roiIuuAss-How rm PRES CHEATED
ssp rnE ryoYfE HOODWINKED
Arc ycu aware that tho Warrington politicians and brc
Ing letter writer's have foul means 70
cheat not only The people, but the press Of the United
states, snd among the latter The influential the
country II TIE tact be unknown 70 you-h anything be
unknown 70 the Hyhipyour correspondent viii state
Thai " known 10 your ccrresrondcnt, and patent 70
many respectable and 10 fucntia citizens in the localities
interested let II be then known that letters
different parts 81 the country, and supposed 10
reflect the stntimene OF the localities referred
70, mailed and pcstm0ked nj the post offices
The NV yoRK HrsarD that aye written in he ci,y Of
Wsshingtonf case 10 before The HERALD publish
cd letter from Crawosdvie. in this State, In which
tensess abuse was hcapci upon that particular locality
and espcc ally The Hon. A. w. STEPHENS who resides
reported 10 me good authority that that letter
Was written NJ the sat Of government under
70 the Cravordve Post Once and thence forwarded to
The INV Yopx HKRsfp letter ginsting In Crawford.
vile. there Siderable ind gnaion among CLASSES
of peopis-Brecknrdec, douglas and BEN mcn-at the
assertions made In that letter But Of your specials
Will visit the locality 81 once, and report accordney
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