New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26
STATE PAPERS.

PROCLAMATION BY GOV. BROWN OF Georgia
Our lot has been cast in pleasant land OurtatnerS
under the guidance and protection OF the AlullBh'I
Ruler of the truiverse achieved independence ana
transmitted 10 us ich inheritance of freedom and con
stitutiona liberty in the enjoyment OF winch we nave
been greatly blessed. .,.L. .o,,i,,rad
favor Of Almighty God, should be the ardent desire OF
every GOOD person TbCse liberties and constiutlohsl
privileges are now endangered BY the injustice aha @8
gresive action Of the people OF portion oi our ~,
2deracy of States dark cloud hange over the
future In ths state Of triugs il becomes us AZ people
70 humble ourselves in the presence o. GOD ana 70
prny that he will insI ise hearts with WISDOM anu
courage aud nerve our with strength, 10 deehd
onr rights against every aggression and pepeIuae our
Liberties " the latest generation. - e ~
Tierefore, l. Joseph r. Brown, Governor OF the
State Of Georgia, do hereby set aPart anu aa
Wednesday the 18th day Of che present nonI3, ~
dsy Of fastng, humiliation, and prayer ana 10 10
hereby invite the churches and reb ou5 s3cielles 9
this State Of every and ORDER ana the "3ole
peoI OF this State, 70 abstain from otcuiaI
nebts on that day. and 10 meet at their respectiVe
naces of worship and unite IN humble prayer 10 A.
obfy Cod for wisdom and strength 10 meet the cris7
through which are called to pass . n.,.,,r,.r.
i,s1 under my hand and seal Of tho E1ecuty. DsY@ I ~
a. ane D' Ise0 ." 4' JOSEPH Z. BROWN
sPECIAL MESSAGE BY THE GOVERNOR or 'toh"N'
On Tuesday last Gov. Brown Sent IN The Ion'"ih9
special message 10 the General Assembly;
Executive DsPtRrS6S1T55 eo
MiLLKDGEviLLE, Nov. ~ IoVo
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The official returns Of the election for Electors 10
cast the vote Of this State for President qua ice
President Of the United States held on the oth day oil
This month have been received at tins office from all
the counties Of the State except the county OF latlh
whose vote oOult not change the result.
have caused these returns 70 b. consolidated ana
dded together and find that Of the tickets, nor
nv Individual upon any Of the tickets run, re-
fed majority Of all tbs votes cart az sad election
Sb act Of I'd December, l853, provides m sqch Gaze
- ,Le General Assembly shall proceed, by JOINT
III, ~, fine election Of Electors Tor Prcsdent ana
W;na' I, e.ident of the United States.
7, l. now ascertaned that the Black hepnoheIlin
-, bss triropLe1 over ~, AID has elected Il' oaii
6stes for PRECEDENT and Vice-President Inc yoIe %
Csors cannot therefore, change or erect the ns e
nit In tbis cribs unanalty 81 sentiment a'hg
nsorI Of tbis stale is gestly - b. deehoo anu ~,
pess Of MARTY strife il greatly % be deprsea S ,'
nns.tiob therefore worthy the coprioeaIIti , h.
General Assembly, whether harmony Si.oI ON tbs
,ro,aoed and parry strife aayed, by et;or
- of the General Assembly 20 enter INTO -.
aab;cb can have no practical effect nor ID my wy -
80, tbe Interest of the State. unooatd
sno informed that the Hon. Charles ., az 1.-Two
ons ~ the rerpOns voted for az EIee'or, - feb
,hs b;gbe.4 vote of any person IN the STATE e,ad
tIst he. cond not attend and cast the yo.e y IA Il
orr reouested therefore, in care an elee'lo dr. hi
Cav ~ The General Assembly thai ne coz @ Shat tb,
rsu,s used When 1 express NY deep ''s's' '''1