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> ON. aBttfcMBHroLwanir^joiP.' Georgia. State Convention. ib^rF t Mr*, if q Hi c. WILLINGHAM; EDITOR. LAGRANGE: rnroiT noum;,.. .sotebeer 3. isss. Southern Member* of fonzres". There seems to b- a division of ^.pi T .i f n in rc. r f- r-nce to the ability of Southern mm nduFUance into the N .Got *1 L'-gi-'i : cannot " take the r.rescriiKrd ' >-*• : *• I have never. voluntarily.-i.’-rri.; the Unite d State* : J have m-r ;i fort, counsel or encouragement to per in armed boetiiiiy thereto This oath wan re.jntre>i iti-ule two 1 country were at war with eaeh oth< cent rally t* rra-d. when the So.*jtlier in rebellion, 'line rerjUTem' r.' w v- rpecial object of preventing :-y : u'ii: Fo’ith from taking 'ef* in < ■ :■ r ■■?• ip now at peace, ami tie - "* above te"t oath '-V:i = rcquir’ 1 1 os r' ftnd. hence, is null an ! v 11. Forth opinion— though •..« have ga*'d the sii'jeot- that l--' have the Constitutional liv fiedtinn• of it- ..ten ivemto exist - in the nUrul- of w. tv.ip stil j-ct, i*. that th- I Scio-er. ; i.n.3 Titiu Ft VuO'CVV.'i.U'.l H 1 ' “v' • , entire inff.n i ce of fh-> 1’ whose whole h< ;ii l in in t the Stall s -ue think w r To tl'.c Voter* of the Third Ccngrc'sioiial DIs trlct i The Convention hits appointed the loth of No- un ,j Kat'i-ali-'x. then ihe S-.uth donor i vernoer. proximo. t.u* <1. 1 ... i bers to the Luitwl stat to b“ represented in t.r» ^-tigress of t:ie t l . | didate lor your suffrages, teg. If Constitutional principles prevail, we j communications 1 have nted bv our best and able?! i gitt-e the action of the C 'n reply -v quite t eighhurs and friends in 1 roup list, and what tr.aj »ve *0 often and acceptably rep- the colleetiou of taxes, th •tats* Legislarute, 1 respectfully ; } j and to extend the power to the Gov- stateuieut: , j >, v (j ie people in a certain cou- li’teu to the lirm and substantial ernor to be ei-e.*a u> t ... .. , ve notice that on Saturday or e would call up the Ordinance | Assembly, i:i conformity to the Constim i An officer levyitbC or sol I mg’, or any d ! creditor pointing ont, any property ex- f Members of the House of Repreeenta- : empt from levy and sale, under this ordi- , t tu ". of thc fi rs t day's proceedings of the j tioii which this Convention may adopt, nn shall then b men. It 1st of bn.ntf. to came. t»g. ■ w*' etIO I /I as true to < ike ; not in ?. spirit -elves for all time a non. count'. my become due thereon, until, by State may dispen ■ted in Judge Bight* ci. ded. i The debtor shall have no poxver to al- bpc 4. And the Convention no farther ienate or cticuinber any of the property ,*xemnt under this ordinance, but the E i ppOl ! ' i hit, I . reserving to myself the ti agency — nmi nute and to dls-u-r* e with M 0 " a( ; a> f.,n..wii : ciouriy think he L wrong. j action . not cringe to power, nor sacrifice principle, ill l. by any act or expres-iou o! ui.ne. coun- 3 be Fresiuen ;e the proscription ol utiy mat! for j.a~t | Committee of bi ns. A let-ling of amnesty should prevail' j i ution ,,f Mr. Jenkiff* : Chattahoochee Circuit. announced the following as the te n. appointed under the reso- 1 i rg:5. b;;e is rny native State, ihe wish ol my hie is that she be so*»n r«- i-r p: . s-nf embarrassments and tin- .•i be test">red to the < \-re>e of a.l - ar.ii functi ■ the ackuoa ie.lg. d h Siat- witll which she mav be as>o- iv, rniuent. I admire h« r braTe. nol.le I took '.I their joys end sorrows ill the • l dvvto it uu i.ot.i.r that, as one Ilipv-r.'titativ. s. 1 was tl,. fii>t mail . t Ion. it a*'' . The .nose i r !ov, • help^ d 1: in the ii.-id <■{ temporal ily de- f-ei -lad that, iim.ttee ou A^' .vein.-nis, • t K nanc' Middle H■ Me Uidee It: unsw ick t herokee t 'ow eta Flint Mae'tl Not them • IcmulgeO Fa taut a Sum! . rn S-utli U'.-st Tallapoosa Ka-r.ru Wot rn r< -toratir fr-ara that ihe Itadi Southern nv n.bc i le The truth is. t’.m right to ini* riw wi Tlio pel pie hav ■ t i,** : euch tu."i as t'i.-y and lin i" is nopK . pr- vcnl !iif iri from Kf» cipic vrm lli c'liif * rifJir plo should hav-. t».• all time to e pie haw 1 t -. ment, in whi no reiison wliy tl.ey shou and dicta ».f a party win I hi- id tii uric. Tli<■ tart (!iat eii in rob'd!:-.it. a •!i our vorv h. st m»- the Si.Ill ■101*1 til- t . t! I.,-- that n aiiium.it- .1 in nt and the Hi u: aft* r they have laid down their arms i and complied wit!- ern >< n j. ir. nunt of rrnu ent in again ro-m.inn t > irl rm.-r a foil. The li lie | u-i •. a ot rlu J K i - . f should be - 1. That both if. * ... ■ i . - slitutionuI r : ght (•> j-i lv ' •!.* 1 its own members. 12. T! at tin re f« but one f'nn*' itu S • wliuti i lovally t-.. tin G vernineat. 3 That the inhibit..! v n-t o! Is J c r be t.inuing upon the future t ..ner"ss. n v ar*. in . Mate of p ace. no I the p -op;>•. <■’.•< ry where ia llii-. c-.iritrv. ...v.iI to the < F.v»ruui'. it ■1 That we will n.-ver r. -• g-./.e at’ nvi'c*si. •>::! ol'garchy wdiich proposes to tu »ir» i's law- 1 :i ing fur n!i time to cnv.e. .-In-f. i: tme Tl it. w< r’ll m-ist ntan a strict cotntruetion ol tl;. ('on*; tuliari in all ca.fs of Ilepr. s utnlion in the N'..li,mil I.. ^ 1 e 1 .: ire. Both Houses . ( Congress having the C.«n*!':u tional right to judge ,,f the sjiialilie-itioiis of it- own members, as many ti-lieve. make it pp ttv certain tlmt the H.luiie* on „r Southern m mb- rs'l. in Decemb-r. will array partie-. a •d contest will follow Vl’elie.ve |t. sons !■ r l.i |'e\ ing that the S.iuti:- r It turn/ iutntly take l/tt :r .*• />. ;i Constitutional principles .,v r Ibid cisni iu.,1 Hair, l towards the Fi South < >ne ol our reasons f r lie I will b the result, is. that, cvn v consorv it ; ve m-n, of all politi.atl ei tnining the Fresid. nt in his j..,,]j,. v and a part of hi* policy is shown in his lil- ral am- ties’ v. If he p irdmis tin* loading ii' ii ..( the South i in tin* Into war. he dees so becuu-c iie lias .:im:i- I dcncc in tin ir int.'gritv, in renewing their idle- 11 gianco to tlie (.. vermuent. If lie can trust then, ns citi/ens ar.l us electors, it is a tidicuf as a in I ' absurd id i'll t>. believe that he will m, j trust then: '* as the Kepresctitatives of th.e people. If the I'ree- ident. liivovs the admission ol man into Congress | who cannot take the t. -t . at!i of l>wj, hi* (r.e, Is 1 and the friends of Rest .ration, will sus'ain him. : and the next t'ongre .s will assert and mat:,tain its > fight, constitutionally guaraati, ,i. fo ;u /gr - qualification* lOv , irn vun:hr>.<. Tlie Louisville Aurru tl. . ne of th . aid • ; .;r ' nals in this country, in speaking on the op jo-t of Sonthcrn Cengrt ssnii ii. inakis the followi"g *e-t- ‘ silde remarks, which * v -ry trim TO3a fl < s- .-ij . will heartily subscribe to; “ In our opinion, the tnon wa.-hVld the hie 1 »st ’ position in the Confederacy are the verv rnen ' whom, if they will take the oath of iovaltv.' it j' s ; the most impertant to pardon. They held high p >- •itiotis b,cause they were d clu.d qualified tor i them. They wore el*, ete l b- can •' those who Knew ' V them contid. .1 in their ability. Th- v rose supreme to those around them because t'li v ivere snperi.-r '! • They weie lr i boeausc thev were t:„. o! whom thc j.cople chose to foiKiw. IV, , such men arc willing to return tot!... they are exactly C,c nv n wlio.se services in their J 1 ' ' own section the Fed ral Government and the •?* * country want nt this time. M e need all the South- eru intellect that cun possibly be enl's!. d"i.i the tremendously important work of parification .and reconstruction. 1 Ins surely is no time for pnf?:n'» the ban of proscription upon the mast, r spir :< f ~f the South simply because they are master s; i- Let us avail ourselves ni their power.’’ All the stuff alynit net being •• able to take th” test oath" is merely for political -fiVct ou the p irt this «i’- ■:: f lini ill Jti'iif iry. - t t tie House of Reprcseo- M . Jenkins. ’.ti i r " ’• • **. . ; ; M * ' • ’ ' ’ • ? ' T t . V * JU.il ..- a Jlivll.b I u f \ ari- us Special U :m- nt v ss, !•!'• —lit | * *. • J ;. ’ A ' !L; .; . - ! I a! .ol;— I.'jt H blind fiMj lid t* • «s tow < in. f’r • 1 di lin: t; :i> . _ tl.e qU'.-'t i *U ;\»r the O th; C ».!<•; V., . , , :i j 4 . i 1 • v adviM acv; j- . ,, v . .. j Hl . jj. •s n! S.-di' i s *.\ as reter- ; Mr. i II"pkin= * ,, u * ‘ ^ ^ r* 1. i • *■» ' n.J,-. d to i“in ier essenti.il ?et v ee to 't'nrM’ ••*•••* ^ .. J'v.uir W-...U . ilt’rwisr’ haTr' w*.l ff-'fil. Otlier services i tT'Hir . d eel art- ‘ rer 3 w *y • ••ii.-: ;c. T :t ; r ih ; <*sh '.:; if»r v. hich fie which i hits' la** n :: y . f.,r?tine to rend- r a? a w h.td had bi .* is a ' r Ut the i“ -d i.V -la! and In pm- Cite , 1 Mi rk i t ll Velnri- has t*i l!ht-r bc< i ii.’n «i >:ri«: 1 • 'd vt- 1 1 : ■4 > \\ t M *y .-J|»|' »rt at J })•* i..^ t :.(• in.*!t*rail i ■ source s ..: the ‘ unt:y. I it: m- that j ill i\w as: r •. i.i i 11 j :; i u. .-i Inv .1 r* j r* ni.t’ive l j v ; rns-1. «• r*■ kuow n. i uu t u n o t r to li.- tu in a ur iw: 1 aeadisi i i tr .!■ 1 ♦ 1- - ... 1 than nil 'her i m t'!: il -j i it. lt w.D rny . 1 ti ty to my brave Ruth r- i’>! e H-* « iti b-- T:: J • .* I.t-* . t l •• tfn-t r- n w ». if* im*\'*r aidri t*v enl- wiocii t o: e o' u* dcr.L T! ’ f’.-ty ’ : *■" .... i.t:n. 1 n, r »» an* t 'li. i riui.tri i, w» ru*. e*jual y Mith nn self, dept v<*d h* n ( Jiifstrili tc t i i ai;v. in i: . :il j t , \\ „ r j, ; ^ .'Hd : S(?cirit v ni • t .'.* " Veil • ll.- lit Lnitie, at w h ri!;:.- I t<n c: r Jj ■ • r . ! Hi- ."*• r i m He ;•* that I -i.tniid fill in >t!v :» p! i - nil my p .m , - to tip :i! niih'-r (»f n* * * •• »:*• . w• «-j- (■* -r- are b-.TH.d u\ »•:! Jammu an 1 j»r« vent ue itnuiatid pulle-ing. V ‘ < ! a ♦ • : a!-*, th a ■: *. • i• -id \ i! «. nr to < .* . _ re— h - I spvak i . Ai nuc ri ty. v\h ci. 1 say the fate o our u 1:.; i: i - i Hu y n. in .. ‘ L . t \v i !i j '• |»!. ■ i ar f i v»- . ! I a * ■ ■! 11 ■ * hr mv fair. ■ UliUif u! them. J I-- id • . - . nr :: ;c.,:.wai.’i i.» the 1 !:• q 1 ■ -t! 11 ct N"_’l'> Sli ffrnge is one ivitli vhich Mr. DuB ia.- F i al l.uv. : nuiei.t 1 • muhing to d*. It sw rn .... j . •b ri. A* j ' : v . i.i tnri ?• !•*• ,.... • ! .*. ■ : ..e riqiil lu r- . ulati* tin ir own doint-s- Mr. Hans- 11. grain In :n \ ;* Irn i."' f Mr. I)a- ^ Th'* , - li | ! |'-'i' i is e on; .■-■ft! ! t!i.* "..tiiiti. - ( f Mu- rillrif t tha't the * . cc Sctilev, 1 i»vlor. Tulh "t. liar; i-. M en net her. 1 :e..p 11- . j. ( ..V* ta. I- .11 • U. . t luytuii, Carroll, he pr; Mr “ * !i>r ‘ ilu 1 1 r t. :t:ri w !’ t**Jx•* jd;» • * i!her :n ' .'i , 1 i. Ha . - . . and F The l < •' V «.;• i Tl !; -! :i nd. | . iit m- >t of tlie 1 O’ii 'ties C''mpfs;ng tlie .III M r. Hamm* : -•♦*«*•* ♦ d:- ii < .: C'l 1. o .. r wlu.-h 1 ('•' Vi* • 1, liolii -r to pro Ti s-*y* .\ u •• - 1 ; M*‘i tr*'ii» >* as.:, r.- ri prates that •* -o ■ : J : « it.ii:i it? iimits. 1 in- [.cup;.. V t ' If; ,-,* n » ;.1 • h" ’ a' ? (i* ; ij ‘j; t\ |i a ^ suu'•»*(• ci*•«i in “■ t!" ' • ■ - .IR: ■- ku h th sentiments 1 entertain .*:» th•• • Tril'ptpj in rcg.tr.l : tlie re.-toratiou t e civil antliiu i t:t*s v» i i 1: o n-! : rtJiom in Nea \ rk. \ ]<>an <>f iM)u t,.r ii! t .-t.it to lil,' ■ V, of tl.-ir fate linns. 1 n. ihr ; • \« ••» ’ 4 t - f v !" f »'(n f . « n thy faith ihe I*ro- hav.- nu i-ii;.eiji!:iieiits to rn ;ik" on tins imp i taut .M r. Ar ) rs • J C N:c ids. •< J F 11 Jackson, RAT Kuliev, EG Cabin i is. • CBC.de, Wm M Ib ese. •• A 11 Kenan, J I. Wimberly, .11. Ft Ward. “ Henry Morgan, ” WF Wright, “ T E Floyd. “ J T Siininoti. for the purpose oi expediti: g bnsi- leave ot absence, during the moru- nmittee—which was granted. rlTe’ed the f>d!ng,::g Kesullltlon: “ 1*. 1 V. in hi* message that tin-cotton previously purchased by the Ftafe raptured or consumed by tire; and tate h.-ld abr.-a i h id been value, be ordain, That the election fur Mayor and Aidennen of the city of Savannah shad he hold on the first M i dnesday in December, in the present year, and that at such olee- tion till laws appertaiiiin.i? theret-* siml! bo in force, except the law requunig the reg istry of voters. \ II Chappell ! ^ Ir - Parrott, of Cass, moved to portpone the Or- .CJ Jenkins, j dinance. for consideration, until to morrow. Lost. . Favtd Irwin. | yj r> K- nan moved to strike out the word 15th of November and insert the 22d November. Lost by a vote ft S2 to lsti. Mr Hill, of Troup, propoa d to amend by elect ing the Governor on the first Wednesday in Hc- o>nnber, and to elect members to tlie L gis’uture at the same time, and to remain in office until the first W. dues.lay in November. 1m!6. Adjourned until Ji F. XI. Convention reassembled agreeable to udj v.un- the and circuit; the p; i'« .pt‘J'1’. merit. (>n ir.otior. of Mr. Doy-il. ot'Fpal iin, were suspended in e>nb’r 11> take up th in regard to the drawing of sea'-; w agreed to. the Peli-g.itea proceeded t id undet^ ;m order of ihe to me nf the Superior Court of where the property may be coeds thereof invested i>i 0 ^,- or appropriated to the use of the I-uir.ly ol said debtor; and the said judp'e siiall have the power, and it shall be his duty, to pass such order, either at chambers or in term, as will effectually secure said property, so exempted, to ths use and benefit of the family of the debt or; said property, ao exempted, under Sics ordir ,inc , shall be for the use of the w;fe of any person, during her natural life, and at her death to he equally divid ed between her children under the ag'e of IS years, that age. next of ki. Mr. Gnixie if any; if not, to children over :>r ou failure of issue, to tho a.-. Mr. Parrott moved to add the names of il Harris, j. J. FI "yd. J. F King. C. H.Shocklcv D Matiie'vs, J ii. Al- xandir. R. I) Ilarrcv a- lull extent oi His LxeM!. r the Governor, 'on v - nt ion where, and s itq tur. i or burned. 1 . and their probable a*.-', t- held abroaii. by i w fv.t i! i epos; t; oti was I..T. Iteyle to thee report business. Th Mr 11:11. of Merg.i ■ of 1 iv a - aj I- ikell Ul*. rn- •is; l a. d a r- *..! rwiird anil was to the to un m- n only, will tu inmi ttie / - The (' to evi-l V C senal seen the ore no i ikmg at., ut it be!..re I had any ex- I b-toiil:ng a • .: ii iate lot your -utfiei ■••vclioii. I ns. .1 tins liingti-igt. in a th--Grand Jury i i Atlania. wiiieh i copy . t' II■ tt'-'irr r ot tin- t.th instant : o'stitution of tin- Unit- d States secures ; /■ a tu ■ right t" personal iitr rty, p. r- ity ami pr,v.-.te piot.erty; mid. being ■ - a w'. is binding alike upon the Fresi- /.'£ > ru- ni. Hi ■ t ..... S In thy Inters of (he Ihirtl f'mgression.il din* Irirt. nt. the ('..n; Mv Vi-MS ha itey. all • in t e! v. a r ; s d since t! ti;r Am. rr over all. i r thus aiion oi 'oustit u- pa! I - of nuld not relii ml r trMe I»n I .'ii i s in peaceful val- H e. IIi'(.u-Ft;V: Nr- have I'tir- fi-i i L'o. 1 !■ pot tnm with j.\ V, Jr X' r ,i re secession if Georgia from the : "Veriiiei. sS. regr. t to see lii.it we .. f, Ci tigress in this Distt ct wh » -••it I.y raying lie Hi nks he can .Oi;. to wlncli lie >p. c ally ret-as.— ysfc'.i. i am not ready to write Trai aves o! ’t.e iionon d dead. I would i us i suit t i- s-n vivorp of tbeie- (■ et o' arm*. I will s:iy tr.'s much, i e r. . e. l’y 1 e.-u t.. \\ .■ . i ■.ion g- ...1 r.-amn t - ix Key. tbat, if so • IV lie*, teat. Ill lti:lt b st to <ii-.di-.rge all tile oceup tit -VI. II IHGiUM. Georgia ; 'rr-spot;.1 nt of tbc Reporter.] •: !- ra ms of t! e Convention have t .-n ■ i. so ! .r. w:'!i the utmost barmenv and tt’ig and all seem iiiquesscd w:t!i tlie irn .-! closing th-’.r labors at .as . mly a d .v . fs oi it.c interest!* I'otnmittcd t>. them i. of I- niton, off red tb-> following: t .'-U'.) copies of the annual r. p -rt ■'1 1 Run tab mad.- to t he 11 vernnr . be j t int- I for tin- use ot tho Con- s.dutiou was ad >pl> d. id Chut ham—1 offer tin* following, t a committee oi five be appoint-.j the President of tJie Uu t'd .'tales in I-hub .■! JeMersoti Davis nini A. ii- Step!'.- is. an I ul Jam s A. 'e idol, ot \ irgana .\ (K MrGratil of A eitli Garid.na'. ( m-v Allison at d D.tvid i. i ul*.,: ot Fiori a, and II. W. M- icer nt < ■' orgta. low cot.iiind as prisoners in Fort Fula-ki. at tin- mouth ot the Savannah river. Mr. Hill, of Morgan, moved that the resolution : .•« ituF finitely postpon'd, and spot-against it, as ' :.l-o did Mr. Hopkins, it was defend".! bv Misers ! dersen. Mutthews of Ogh thorpe. and i oheti of . Chatham. The resolution wan amended, so as to j include in tin* petition for pardon all tlie prisoners i now in conlinement by the United States Govern- 1 meat, and passed. ; On motion of Mr. Reynolds. M f Newton. Xlessrs. j i Irnie. of the ” Southern Rpcorilir, ' wi re ajq.i.lut ed Printers to the Convention. Mr Jenkins, trout tue Comruitte« of Sixteen, re ported the ltd.owing—which was adoptel - AN iiKIU.VANTE T<> repeal certain oi-dinaiiccs and resolutions there- 1 pa-sod by the people of ; Mr questi ti n b ing put, t:p nance as reported w • re r-quired to be nays, bbi — it was p On in.-tion ol Mt Oi di mice was or J. ; • ,1 d;strii utiun. Mr. Chappel. of Xf-.i.-v a ing -w hi eh i.es over uud tl'S.t'rr,'. That the fo Mo’.:oti was J d the q U*’.“» •f the Ordi- •as and nays ■ : yeas, gR:t : follow- b d as a f Houston, presented the following AN U lil UN A. ACE, re ratify certain laws passed, and jndg’- ments reiidered. since the passage of the Ordinance of secession, to provide for tt;e introduction of parole evidence, to ascertain the considerations of cer tain contracts, and for other purposes therein mentioned: fie tl ordained, 'lii-.vf all laws which had been passed by the several Legislatures Ld tiie State of (Georgia, since the passage of tin’ Ordinance ot secession, not incon- sistant with the Constitution of toe U. S., or the C 'nstFintion of the Slate of (Geor gia, a* said Const tnti.»n existed on the ly;h day ot ol .Tanuury. 1801, and wiiieh have not expir- d by their own limitation, I’xeet.t laws relating to eritu ’S, and laws •s, be aitd tlie same are ! and declared of full force fiurth r ordained. That all d proceedings, judgments, ders. of the sevaral courts .’till: taw ami out re r ru: •nttou. 1 il" v. Otdi b r? of this ivil vent iu:i. y , .. v . j... bu;. -i, , on'r-r-- i on the journal at. th.» • I•?**ir.- .,f one !:’ th" in- ttibi'i* prcs.-nt. amt ml a !< s-- i:uti fur On in.ition of Mr Hill, of Morgan, G- n 'lb y.t> invited to ii-Mr -*- the tn"':ib< rs ; , In , event:.g; ami. on motion f Mr. Wtnf i eta. t:o> ioHowiag g.-ullctneii w. re invi’r.i to on t •• t! r : G. n. A. it. Wright. Gov. J. R p. JL V. Miller, Robert Tr'pp .md If ii ii.il. A<ij ■ arm’d until !R o’clfck to morrow men Tinges solemnize. 1 aid Ur-finance, bo ■by ratified and de- "lafing, as if said ii passed. '■rdmed. That -. ;i ■ ad miss;!! de in a!! by in this State, to i oi ti 11 ti M xecati. .1 titered into, einco (it in. ei wt a. i.. rtn: 'weta. ( »'*orpui !n 1 unvrii K-. the pm/i/c of tl.e stuff of entrain, nt C.,i til our sttit cj (t ■ rr/: me at, d.> dr r r r ordain, i'l.ut m Oidiuttnce a i- | t .| by t" -a!ri» pc pi", ill t.'oav.-atbai. on the If-th -Tiy J.v.n’i’.y A i>. I so i. i ■ 111 i 11 • .1 •• An ( bj n n .* <: i--. h e til" Union b-twe ri I il' Slat" Go:g an.l atner .Xatc.'united wir.h her mid t a (• •lupa >1 (...verntin nt. < ntitl- I tf;c- (_'■ n-«ituti.■ rr ol il U it' d Slat' s of Aim idea." also an Gnbritoi. ad.-ju.-d by tlie smne. <*n the 1 6ih day of Aisrrii.. tile year last a!- ! - ,id. (•:.•:11 d •• An ( 'rdmam to adopt and ratify tii ■ C->nsiitul.< n of the (a,: • e«iur».ie oiu!|*> of America, ’ and also all 1 >r'iiri;»: t*»e loth day of J .-mu try a r -1 the 'Jlih davc Mai' ti. in tile y it atort-said. subv.-t>ivc id. or iu bijr’-tast r t• , ti.c c.vii a..d mi; r r-r\ :i:111.•.111v . Hie CR.v. tnm-'it >>f the United States'.; Am-’ra tin ier the (Jonstit at ion thereof, be nnil ihe tain (). The (’onvrnti.in met nt rr by the Rev Hitt Flynn. Leave of absence was grnnte 1 to Mr. 1! Worth ; iitasmco was al.-o granted to the l tee of Six’, on to prepare business. Mr. IIili. of Morgan, in a brief j-ucee drew his .motion to r-consid.-r tie- (*, rli., pealing the i rdlntuic.; of the Kith J , f:! , and subsequent ordinances and resolution: M;. Dupree, of Twrigg®. 'Dfg-r. r.j th" ; ,jt, whi. !; wns r-f.-rred to the Dommit e oi Six xiiit.ual Governor ol (i p, I t to the nex’ ! Frav- .i!ne "d tlie sain..; ai.it also to tia r it was ihe intention of the g parties, that, tit" money call- said contra'’ s, was to be paid u in :t | articular currency, winy Me-sage wu- rceciiid frotlj Li? the Gov cru.r : i.t. . : : i v„ 'dr: i. / MR!"dgcville. G i.. Get. 2:». 1SH5. j f the Cont ention : . I il.-oti, acting aisisfunt e.iuimissiootr it/. ids K- irghi, t. •d. at tent. ■ ot his tp ders, l g.’St.d, i tie liana IT -I' :d ex- id Ii. lt tie. ■i coaituis- ' t, tc men to an early I’rov. Gov. of' o\ J .M H: A M.wr. !! As;::-, \v j. Hi nil of Mas. be', i. 1 tllildlt. of some, and the want of man! '•trape in others. Thc truth is, the people of the South, as a general thing, do not want men, who c m take the test oath of lStl2. to represent them. It is evidence that they did not sympathise with them in tiar struggles during the war. and were again.-', them ; and they have no assurance that such mew w d! be true to the South in ongress. They want men to reprosent them who sympathised with them, fought with them—worked for their cause. mas. Ga . Oet. 30th, l?fio. ex: 5 "iir k 1 communication has . • d. r.qu. - :ig me to become a eandi- ; re*, nt .Kve of tin- third Uongr-ssi.m- !' G "!V i - . • tapes, d of the eatn.ti. s ?. S.-hb y. Taylor. Tilts ; il .rris. M"r.- rotip 11 aid. U ui-ta, Darrell, (' imp- : t. . < iavt.ui. Uaratsoit andl'aiihliiig — ' «i the Uni: d S' ites. A* 1 hav . 1 by some i f the citizens of several of ?•* composing tiie D strict to b C 'tne a tor ilor-gross, I hav come t-> the cn- i usi. u to comply with your and the r r.qu- st. [ e m.s.'nt t • b- a eond: late for the etliee li.dieat-.d a y.-nr kind note. It may not be amiss or im' plop*, r. to state T■ r the information of those not ... quaint 'd with me. that, at the coni neiici'nient ! i t the late war. 1 \oiunteeiid my s. rvices, and j ttireu_h the Executive id the State ol Georgia, tn- tere 1 into the Army of the Conted- rate States: 1 >er\...1 ia thi army \ irgcca. an 1 did all in mv power, to sustain th-' cause ..t th • South, and so cure the imiepeuil-nee nt Uonfe.l'Tate States.— 1 No law was ever passed by the Congress ol the | 1 oofoderate states, by which, Icou'id be nquired 'ii take up arms, during ’h" whole struggle. I w -s ox. a pt by tlie laws of the Confederate States 1 refused to avail myseit oi the t xemprien, and - continued in service to the !a-t. The cause failed. *••'' < ’..r.:.’der:;e.v fell anil eur cxpectati iif of a sep arate and iii-1::.ct Nationality passed invar. I Dei, that I am not responsible (or that failure, in i a have a'ready been advised, through the u .. y p, - s-. ;i. .. t h•* tm o first Artie'e,- O{ the (Jon- *t; uti> n : I.T. I. on adopted; and an Ordinance to divid' tii,- State into Congressional and S.-reit >. ra! Di-'ri.'s. ! ’.d-T fh» last apportion merit of ropr. rental on among the States by Congress, the number id inhabitants etduied to a representative "as largely :ncre;>*ed. which reduces ours to *" yeti ityte.-.l of (> : g!it. as heretofore. The s,. Ra - *' rail IRs'rit ts. ns pn vicu-ly organized, at.d a . general election for a Governor. Members of Con- ! press and of the General Assembly is erd: red to be held on the 15th ol November, instant. Jndg. Jr skins has yielded to the urgent sofic- itatmn ol hip irionds, and is ar.neuncf d a= a candi tint" for Governor. Hie numerous tri"nd= thro"- ! COristitnl o’a.ht tii.- >;.u 0 will hail this with great pleasure, i act of the Genrral A and I !r:i-t ae will ree-ive an overwhelming vet A. 11 Citimu.t.. A E U- Rrr.m\.! and Hcm.'lk IL ! counties of Ciiatham, I>rv; 1»t'; ti nt ..tv sp ken of tor C-ngret** from our Pis | ^'Ltsh, Wayne, (j| iii.-t : am: i give it a> rav opinion tli.t the latter ! W arc. Pie ret n-tiu** meut' w;th ic^re t C*»r.F(TV J. JoHN-Ot Til'-".ti, in sub-lance, represent!' t- r t! it the Fun au ;- . mb:.: r;,--ed i, •'•'bun ol justice, ad in the reguiatii I popuUti ui, t : . a bi'-k of a suffi of < hi t rs in the army to act in »lt •A' t <■ .-t it. : that Lie ohj-cts of the d >!." wlf: re of the com,mmitv, woo; Mr, J rink ins h !?o <.ffc*r rr l t!i** f •, ] [ Tvin ^ AX Oi:MXA\rK, To rstalilisfi (’i.iigrossi.>iial Distric to proviso f.>r (’(-rtain f*Tf»r*ti<• 11s; The p. ,,f,!r (tf Geonj.a, in r,,-,re *'i»h/et/, tht ordain, id,at e«»nf,.imin: last aji[i >t t ioiiiii. i.t (■}' nternbors House of ki'jiri’Sontativt’.s of the States Congress, tltcro shall ht* in t! of Gcortria si’fen Co and to th- •f tl. of Greeto; Hamit,oed, oi Fult n: Mathews, of Washing" n. AI Auditing Committee— Mat!; w . nolds, of Newton : Blount, ci i Folk; Ware, of Feurrte. j -Mr. I Joy al, of Spalding, rff.r van, Lihortv, Me- j AX ORI>I.\ANT,’K l.vnn, Camdon. Charlton, | For the exemption of certain pr.mer- Applmgr, lutnall, Bulloch, i from Jew ami salt'. ti 1 toil State I Ti'essimia! Districts, j rvs t until changed by tnbly, viz: I'itst District shall" include the "ry much promoted if the Convention would an- 7 " b’tjy to appoint, in the variom counties or ' lt "’ " acre th- re arc no trehtary nuthorities, fng.stratev and Ordinaries t ■ ■■>n ua agents of the in nt 1 k rig such u;.p .inrments b e • ; ie- governed by tii" fitne~< : of tlie applicants, -■j...tine lady that si" h agents, In the discharga i tii.-ir dutie.'. should fnitiiiu'st* r simple justice ithouf regard to eeed't'on or c dor. On motion of Mr K I Ing: Re. Blanc Il-wit! 1 !■ ; Jf^tec^Tr E !T"K e, i ' T«G (V e-s,< Aw 1:1 1 Ft 1 •" I'-c*'. and I hope his claims „* ’ . M n< e * Liiticli, Echols, Lowndes i in Convention ns* m/d'd That tf„. f, |i ,'riiNN;; |r"uiiiIi’d •ri.llmiiT 14 ' Juhnson ’ ^ E v. i ' u ^.Htb'Uur, Euil>, Miller. Baker, ! under the law of this State . tn ,| d, and always} - - \\' irlh . Dooly, Wilcox, Pulaski, i shall remain for the use and ben nan. tiie M"«sii(re wag re- ■n ■ d to tne.•■mmitt' e ot Sixteen, as was also the iss'ig" id tue I’rovisional GoVi iaor delivered af e. ' r nbtg of ths Conremicn. Adjourned until 3j F. M. in the aft-moon -Mr. King, of Greene, submit ted "- Ullowittg— which was referred to the Commit- h oi sixteen: probably run «T i o o;lier<. P- \- z ttioTi are on hand. o\v- i he rorn -ss Houston, Macon, Marion, Chattahooche. Mirnter, \\ ebster, Stewart, Quitman Clav' To the* Toi«ts of Troup County.,. Calhoun, Randolph, Terrell and Dougher- F i t i.uwd tnzKN.s : Having announced mvself a . ty. Candidate to repiesi-nt you in tiie coming Legishi- ; ’ Th tiire.-Iw u'.d le-peot nily ask your support. lean I.v say. that my b-.st will t.e done for the g. od ti.i* Fi-.-ple. Having suffered ami filled, with * 1 nit'd District shall include the counties of Muscogee, Schlev, Taylor, Tal bot, Harrir a ' " • 1’roup, Meriwether, Heard, many <-t you. who batthil ior Independence, we ; Coweta, f ayette, Clwvton Carroll Guinn can onlv n..w end-avor io protect the memories of bell, Haralson and Pa'uldin<r ’ ' ttnise who died for us, and deieud the living from . ’t*i „ r* .1 • 1 “ ihe Fourth District shall include the s any nr* I the same arid benefit of tiie family of such debtor, to wit- 100 acres of land, including tin* dwellin',* | ln , lsc ut .,'] other i.npruvements; provided tiie said land shall not derive its chief value from any other cause than its adaptation to agricultural purposes; „ r j„ jj,.., c , { - tl)( . above iand, real estate in any ,*itv. town or village, not excccdin ,000 in value; AN ORDINANCE, lo provide for the payment of Ordinaries and Clerk* oi tiie Superior Court? of thi? State for i c*-rta:n services rendered by ?aid officer?. / it people of the State aj ’Georgia, in Conven tion a ts < ent l/l e/t ordain, That whereas His Kxcel- lency. James Johnson, Provisional (iovernor of tiie Stale ot Georgia, did. on the 7th day of Au gust, lS'J5, 1 rder, by proclamation of said date, < (rdinnrii's of the several counties of said State, vvh"ti not lat'oring under certain disabilities, and vb rks of tiie Superior Courts of Said counties, in ca:- • raid Ordinar ie« were laboring under said dis abilities. t,. administer tlie amnesty oath prescrib ed in tlie President's proclamation of the 29th of May, I Si;'), to citizen? desirous and capable of tak ing said oath: and whereas no compensation baa provided by law for said services rendered two horses or mules, two cows and calves; ’20 bead l.y said oflie rs, iu accordance with said proclama- uppresston. I * "T snail include the i 20 iie-.d ( ,fk„„ c ... 1 - - ’ ’ - - - •- 'ion -f the Governor, the sum ol fifty cents be . .. 1 Counties ol Unson Pike n lr -1 r provisions fur the paid to each of said officers for every 01th thus g. >*•««..», i & La r ^r.rK or 'r 'rr ! st’**"* ta "~ 1,ed West-Pomt Saturday. Nov. i. ; Twiggs, \\ iikinson, Baldwin, Junes, Jus- ' ‘ ‘ " Antioch; Harrisonville. Mount ville,. White II nov3 Hi mrwi:,. , . , | anyway. As a citizen, a soldier and a man. I ny our action of Secession we have been divest- >h<i a.l I canid to ensure s.ieee-s. The South 0 certain rights, and it is claimed bv ttfe . ac cepted the terms prescribed l*y the Presi Government that none of the States have be'en out of the Union, but simply in a state of rebe t ongre?*, m passing a law of Confisc vrstt-1 Z ST™ Wa lZ ^ tak?n from us ’ iw ' d h" f !m ! v S.f n ' H TrT ‘° ° Ur f ° id ‘ >laCe I 11 o’clock, A. M.. to nominate a candidate vcsieu loe I resident With the power nf t * ni.l\ ot Mate?. A iliftfronoo nf nnmm« r»ro I « and to pardon such classes of person would be conducive to the public public good ; and, in thc exercise has been liberal beyoud all expectations ; find ourselves, with a very few exceptions.'restored ■ wl ych the freedmen live, and not a ques fully to our citizenship, which guarantees to us the right* enjoyed by the peopie of the States j which have never secec-ded : and one of these rights j is the election of such men as we may choose to ; it upon them° l t'v * htf v" y esist an - vwher represent ue in Congress, with no highe'r test than J of t is dbtrict.to^cVme, [‘XndeUor that or loyalty to the Govarnmant. j { 1 c ““ slUue ?‘c, tho State and the coan- Let us send our best and ablest men toCongrcsst! energy which I “ blllty > assiduity, fidelity and irrespective of political antecedents. If we should 1 * * r o, » e< '- w ( •hoes* to send men who cannot take ihe lest eaiii ..Wednesday. Nov. 8. ; per and Putnam. ^Fnd^NiSo 9 ' i TI,U Fi,li ' Distll 'ct shall iitcl kitdii'M f'uniiture, and plunta- .... , , . , ., „ ;r t T |s; ""s'«■" -r..nni„ K zs&sssssrz ; 1 , . _ ’ P* UI Gi cat.l.s and 100 pounds ut lint j the Comptroller General or the State, he is hereby ‘=’•••1 V'“ OJ ,’ cniiiitif*! t a ' Hie Cotton; cooking utensils, common tools of authorized and required to draw his warrant nn , - « , , nov3 y'Vu^r^ 11 - Richmond Gl-i«scc rk V efler ? on « Bark »*, ] tra fi<‘ of himsdf and f'ami'lv, one buggy or ! ^ Treasurer for the amount of sai.l accounts (or dent o. tm* United states, au.t the several States ( _ . ' - 1jK(j AN. • . ■ sscock^Hancock, \V arren, j carriage one wa^on and liarness the li- : * '?, b tllereo f **■•( properly authenticated) and are earnestly and in good faith, preparing to take i * " ® " * ; L'oluinbta, Lincoln, Wilkes Taliaferro i I.Mrl.s V ,* 5 , ’• ! 11 shall be the duty uf tho Treasurer to d v sni.l 'Ron. their ■■places in the Union. Slavery ha« passed | The Soldiers, from high-private up, meet j Greene, Morgan, Oglethorpe and Elbort ' , - ' s t'f prof.jsstnnal men, eanng ap- warrants out of any money raised by taxatkin or of Confiscation, by ; away, and a., has been done that the President j at the Courthouse, in La Grange, on next Tcesdat j The Sixth District shall ir.rlu ll ! 1 °/ fi'csed and famdv, ffimiH. Bible : etcen vise, nut specially appropriated to other pur- • ‘" L ' ‘ idate-1 counties of Milt.ik Gwinnett \V*1, I i ^ *"'1 ? ^ ^ 1 , , . T .. ’4. *nneit, alton lv portraits, and such other property as : Fuiclry ameudn Yours, respectfully, Hc&h BreBxaAy. nov3-2t W.C.JARBOE. j 2. There shall be held, on the fif- J teenth day of November next, a general -to ^nutnenfe were proposed to the C'en- /'‘ r ' 1 “ rncr ' of Quitman, announced thc death ii co league, L. II. llice. Ek| m and after pap- - - * !' usual resolutions the Convention adjourn- ed till Monday morning. recorded in the offic* Superior Court; and when the schedule is 1 so filed, the onus shall he on the creditor I ——— to show that tlie debtor owns o’hur than i Mr ' VEST Pf ' INT * Ha.. Nov. 2d, 1865, lh il- ’Zffib" 8ai ; :l t b,l0]e - : the debtor shad own more lands or i HB a “ndidate for the next Legislature. The pressure upon our columns this week, j election in the several counties and eiec- nance, the rule for ascerri It kA ' . f) '' ' ni! ' an ’' 1 intend to be. 8 No alliance'or combina^ and a heavy run of job work, prevents us from j tion districts of this State, for Governor, ing and setting apart ' S!,! vey-- ti >a f,, r me _ If 1 am unworthy, let the ballot-box giving much variety to this number of the Bepor-! Senators (by senatorial districts) and Rep-1 that presented bv tho „ 1,0 ! “vS • • f-entattm (by eovntte.) to lh. G.noral I Georgia. ’ ‘" J C* ««b “* To!m « Fv-irs, II. Q. TATI.