Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
vvszAr WILL GEORGIA Dos
From the Federal Union.
address % tIe Committee of the
House of Representatives on
lie State OF the Republic.
MILLEpGEvILLE. Nov. Is,

MILLEDGEvILLE. Nov Is, 1850.
T., " ..s-rs. JudE. Ncshit, Gov Brown, Judge
LYONS Jgd.c Jenkins. Judge LUmpkiD.
Hon. A. II. Stephens. John Ii. Howard. II.
l.. B-0niug. J. A. Sanford. Linton Ste
pheus Judge Baxter. james jackson. Col.
TouuJ-. Judge IvcTSOn, Gov. Johnson,
judge IL. r. Jackson. b. II. Hill, Judge
Andrews. Hon. r. p. Trippe, 7. r. L.
Cobb +. S Barlow, ". J. Crawford.
GstIemsH:
At meeting this morning. held by the
Committee on the State OF the Repub bile, OF
lie House of REPRESENTATIVE. it was unani-
uuu~lv resolved. that the Committee address
each of you, and request that you will meet
tt a~ early a day As practicable, in patriotic
and concilialoTy council, and make u noble
aud great ard self sacrificing effort to unite
4mags YOURS ives in The recemma nda'iOl Of
some line Of policy which will save us our
honor and our rights. and which will save
our people from further discussions among
iIems ives and from all The sad consequent
c.s o. S4cb discussions.
We aiieve that if You. gentlemen, who
have long enjoyed the confidence OF our peO-
pie. en- agree upon Il policy that policy Will
p. adopted by The Legislature. and will be
approved 10y the people. We believe. too,
that if the men who have so ably been tin
exEoua MS IF The principle. and policy adyo-
ca.yd by tGe several parties in Georgia, pre-
yigUs - he late Presidential election, shall
now fail TO ird1raize. and to unite upon
- l.i--. wise amt sac policy. tue disseuSious
aud a-pcTi,ius which have heretofore divided
,He people, and prevented harmonious ac-
ton. will not only Continue. bat viii grow
Verse Indeed. We feel that they are becOm-
In. ever. hour more aggravated and desper-
ale. Aud il Is under the conviction that the
gsfrrc. f.rtc-ef.s coma n on,
) .li-. ard the whole country. From these di
visions and animo<ilies among ourselves
rhJf We appeal 10 Won as Georgiaus, and
brcthren-s our seniors ia r.tnk and talent,
ard influence. to make one last great ma g
2 .HimUus ehort to save our people from the
distractions and horrors To which we are ten.
ding.
THe committee request hat you will call
j4ru your councils SuCh other distinguished
Individuals present At the capital, as you may
think proper. .-.f
Wer quest. too. that you viii make known
at IL carly an hour as possible. your compli-
Bncc with UUr request. and will provide for q
time ard place at yCIr meeting.
S J Smith. Towns co;
J L Harris. Glynn co;
Il ! Z v Dougherly CO;
Julian HaTtiidge. Chatham CO:
Waiter Ecior, Merriwether co;
\ MeRae. Telflir CO;
" ! Ho den. Talialer:e co;
Wm Gibson. Richmond co;
Garnet Andrews, Wilkes CO;
JnO T LcfiOn, Oglethrope co,
" i McE:er, Padding CO;
/ 5 Fauuin, Morgan co;
Wiley Knox. Wayne co;
John A Roster. Burke ca;
David " Lewis. Hancock co:
Rabt Tuggle, Campbell co.
The invitation was accepted by all the
gentlemen named.
A correspondent Of the Augusta Chronicle
writing from Milledgeville, on the 18th says;
a conference was held This morning be-
tween several distinguished gentlt men, Of all
parties. to adopt a middle ground' conrse
OF action in this emergency. They decided
upon leaving the matter TO the people; Tat
j.. call State Convention. a day was not
determined upon This matter was decided
ta b. left to be Legislature. | think that
,h. first Wednesday in january will undOubt-
rdlv he tie day The Supreme Committed
were divid d upon this matter, some prefer
ing an earlier day. some for pOstpOning until
liat bariod. 4 resolution was passed that
the mode ct redress which several meetings
which several MEETINGS have suggested he
lel out. State Convention will be called
| think. The first Wednesday of January
will BE- he day
The policy agreed upon. therefore, in Geor
eia. Is State Convention. This is the wisest
and safest course.