The New York herald., 1860-12-22
GEORGIA.
CTR AUGUSTA CORRESPONDENTS.

Arersfa, Dee. 4, 1850
M reice u a.:P,ofls IL Geoeic- Tacs and Peue,-7nc
ggo,cilc CoRe.toa o. The seufh Ow n n. Cnion-7he
Moth a. Enn Rate pocer, de-, DC
The people here becoming rapidly Impressed with
the idea that s to their interest aside from the slavery
question ito establish inds pendent government They
argue hat the South pays through the operation Of the
tariff $50 oo 200 annually for the support the govern
mcnt, while the North pays but so 900 ooc or the
amount thus rsid the South receives ip rctprn
hut s2o,ooc,ooo, While the remainder Is expended
AZ the .'Ner;h IN other words, the soa,h
kscs yearly by remaining in The Union the
enormous q so eco COO While, then irroprcssble
Canee il the foundation ef the secession movement
class rapid, ioIamg who believe that after the rs
throes ~ revolution are over, the south win advance
rapidly ~ wealth ard population, and IN n short time
rival not su'strp tie Present prosperity pcrhaps
North. All this. however, Is hut speculation. No man.
however cms ~ hs abilities. certainly lorescc Al
tie results 81 The d structon OF this conederacv And
unfortunately thse results that can he clearly orcsccp
are all evil u i PAN CROUCH that each fragment (sup
rsing the tnon sp,s INTO i~o only) must descend 10
the,i.s tCs, 6 i0ufth rate Power.
rnr MouERATNs on THE GEoHar. Ire1sl ArrrE
The members OF the 6c"rga Legislature OPP sed i'm.
mediate scpernic state ard fl favor ~ consulia
iion aud COOPERATION with the s0vsholdng states met
IA the = raic Chamber - if!'geve, in that State on
fridey evening, Iecemhsr ~, when, nron motion OF
oh ms y, ~, = ay e & I s 'uin ssra q osrk was
Cass Hon. J. y. Free, cf PrAens, aud Hon James Car
ter q fehos Were appointed as Wee Presidents. On
mottn OF Nr. iattcr, of Walker. W W. Paine cr Tel
fair and ]. a. Ecude- of Mcriwe were artintcd
secretaries. 90 motion cf Mr.. Qnili.an, Of Gilmer,
committee - twenty was appointed ny tho Chair 10
report bsincss fer the act on cf the meeting That com
mlttes consisted " the following gentlemen viz
trliian. 81 Giiner. Jones of Newton;
lyic II Iiahefsbani; Hlll, OF Truup,
Irscoc. uf Rl.wn. kshols. of Chatooca.
Gtlec. ~ Tattnau, Lester of Cobb:
Howell. cf NiNtn. Hyde, cf tannin.
1f.iIe, 81 NnAfee; DAVIS ~ rade;
Ntlsonfo Colombia. Fan. of Inion
kHsx. of Wayre; Holt, at Ma1cosoe.
trdfews, u wilkes, iieweilsn. Of rt~ou.
tssk 81 Nacfr. Rsshin nj Marion.
ftnnn, g Ea ran; lewis, Of Greene;
wallace of Taylor
Resolutions adopted iavornp Il operation Of The
southern states. they tn interest and destiny
Remarks made in favor of the resolutions by Ncssrx
lones q Newton frtrre, Of Monroe; aud Paine, OF
Teifair
An address 10 al the southern States was rrcscntel
and adopted IN favor 81 CONSULTATION and 90 operation
The mmittee also reported the follow n address 10
the sivchoidpg Staies-
.rfnlss 10 rlr rronr casctva, nanAss w.
sr.nii tSp ttorIns, ~ prlfaArE CONVENTIONS lsxivs
Hgp. or,irR sorTEsSS srsrss As NAY a.
ureRs ius My7riSG of THE CONVENTION
mcs,rss Rave frequently requested that the Southern
states ef this ricn should meet 81 early their
aclernies N Convention, anil confer together.
The meetings have urged the present Assembly Of
strga naugaie this movement Before these meet.
rgs rd, ihis Assembly had passed bin for The
ce ~ C,nyenion oi tho people and 10 that Convention
rec nnendea The Of an other questions on our
federal rct In Difference 70 THAI recommendation
the General assembly, 80 such, has taken further &C.
ten
Thc Convection of tfc people tf Georgia vii assemble
on The fch Cay of a AIRY next ard doubtless that Con.
vcntts vii AL cnt egat 70 General Convention 4
ref r, M iio conventions of our ster States n so,h
Cartifra AAtaira. Mississippi ard Florida and perhars
sthcts vii lave assembled for acion.
IN pelaI u the people q Georla Nhcm We represent.