GEORGIA ERECT!
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 Il am just off a sixteen days trip from stump to stump. My opinion is. beyond e doubt, the State of Georgia will elect the Har rison Congressional ticket and electoral by decided majorities. The best stump speak CTS m all these parts are now 'going h.'- Take care of the Old Dominion !''

 1.-The Old Dominion is safe as simmon." 1" Let our Georgia friends feel confidrnt of it, and place no reliance on the humbugg:ng calculations of the Federal Convention at Charlottesville. made expressly to deceive, and especially to deceive Georgia, North Carolina and the South. lf they are not ut teriy erroneous, erery Whig in Virginia is deceived, our spring elections told " flat tering tale," and all signs are fallacious.

 Richmond Whiig

 A Costly Banner.-The Natchez Courier of the 22d ut. states that among the various banners carried in the Whig procession ut mat place on Thursday, the most singular ana appropriate was that of P, L. Mitchell, Esq' It was composed of bank notes amounting to nearly one thousand dollars. Of all sizes. from one dollar bills up to the denomination of one hundred. All the bet ter banks. such as Brandon, Real Estate, IomoIgbee, &c. were hung out as nonu- ments of the currency tinkering. The tas- sels ot this flag were composed of the regu- lar shlnpiaslers. The motto was The bet ter Currency promised by our rulers.' This nag attracted the attention of the curious, and many Locofoco said silently to him. self this IS sad but a true commentary up- on the history of my party.