, 1865-08-26
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Interesting Letter from Anguish
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Free Discussion on-Dtsttirbance. I,
!; Northca>tern Geor.ln-Outra1Sea OF
nSSsns,-Lnc nnTsa Sl,s- Rebel. md Jctl
Tn;s A4fienilnral and Genera
ttosresrcndeRoe Of the Chicago Tribnne.]
Augusta, Ga, Aug. ~, 1865,
The leading topics here at tle chief cit,
Of the &c Empire State of the soutb. ), ~ cco:
u ~ W eai'eu' a1c tae questions thu
pessah 10 her return to the Union. In les
than two months her people will ha cn11ca ~
TO elect delegate, 10 the State Conrert,on
and. after ths a,l;ournment NJ 1,,,t Iad.
., .s. M auJo'uh"en' ot that body
nslnoc1s oi .ne Lesis'atnre aud other State
oWeets' II Is IN important era In State aIairs,
aud am glad 10 assure Northern rcad,rs thot
there nm, tlose here rrbo ,ro or-,-o - -, ~ :.
con.e,,a.oos ~. aS.,.s o .st, a.u ""ue " an tae
MI e,,.o;, s ,enss u 1hs ncat II" weeks
Shameless as it Is persistent, to secure the r.
instatcment In political nower of tho rs-r r, IN
,rl,o e,o ,no.t -o,,o.,,,,.ts ..t .1
-Aoss Aeapoas'ole loF lne lapse from
ioSa.ty IN thts State. Not few of these
fbev ore- opd With cu tha vii, -
80 o " .ns e"l oi
.,etass. oneu es.me UPON lnem' are eynclng their
ens' s'Ionaty itEung passion allcf pontlcaf power,
s,,a Mml again w. hass control o. public affairs It
4ttnUro 4to. @ ute . uol.o~ness OF Inc repentance OF
Hey 1hsn tnat !1ey munger and thirst for
~ p p1eees o. aonor aaa e1nolnment, aud
., ~ ~ mesnate 70 declare that only on such
sonatlo,s precedent will they lend their ef-
iosts @ .'. TO- restore order and civil prosperity.
And tney 1ase pacEers who are notsilT push
me thGsr claims, On what absurd grounds
.essea cP ilo.n tue CHRONICLE ts"d Sentinel OF
to-uas wal sno" .-..-......
Mh. Epe1oawA xery nr:s nGmnes q the voters
M naa u s1Ra s ae sgstsa Z ths
Jase ~ H. " canyenon ga f.. ., can r.
the Sintc GoyeIrnent, judge strnes tooE mi ~. "
five part In lending thc Stats out Of tha Uniou and
y consequently lstlc7 qualified than those who dif
@ VIZ In nns n 70 , l1sd LIZ ,nG siae hask A. be- I'D
Ecie iaty scooi boz en zes ponsb
thir proposition. tSignsdj w >'11 @'' >''A''
"MAST vorcas."
The editor of tho Journal addressed isn't tn
scloolbuy," bnt 14as been ut school ior the
past four yta7s, and "secs through the propo-
sodden in the stupidity Of Pro.s}aycry Bonr.
bonisnl, Will sustain him when hu DofntedIy
declares in q strong md sensible artlciM
"Many dI-aatcted had e,eT i,,,torn1 nil,
aspire TO seas- In ihe CONVENTION snI a.I.rTa ml.
nnt the real loyal c,. IF the State must So to It
t'at 'nes are kept ouf'"
IN the came paper the whole subject Is un-
dergolng very free and healthy canrass both
W editorials and correspondence, and great
deal OF good seed is being sown. It Is CALLING
to the old Pro-Slavcry leaders to witness thi5
freedom Of discussion :; but they cannot helm
1t. their opposition rises to the daring of
coping with this free element, there will &c
tornado that may be destructive awhile 10
civil order, but II will sweep away the last
vestigo Of the old Pro-slavery taskrnasters Of
Southern communities. The Chronicle indeed
TnTns Its readers that
'.Any attempt to oresye deaa Issues win bc n,odne-
tive q great iniechjek and viii undouhtcf!ly haTs
me etecf * Keeping Georgia out Of The Union, and
onqef m,l1afg rue"
:, cah out hage hope Of good results from
tIls ifcc discussion, especially as there is am
pc Time tor II to permcate Georgia sentiment
before It's results arc called for. The gentle.
men from Whlppy swamp who used to crack
lheif WHIPS IN washington must take the back
scot AZ home now, and for ali time to come.
Gm cure TINT one nf I fR aranfR rf