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R. J. Ingersoll; Charles J. lngersoll; Mr.. Hemmersly, and Robert G. Scott In Mary land, J. NJ. Merrick; Elias Brown, a Harrison elector ill 1886, and Daniel Stewart, Hafri- son elector in 1840 In Virginia, among the last secessions, is James k. Richards, ot War ren county. He is represented to be resPec- table and influential genteman-a supporter of Harrison i'll 1S40-and a late delegate to the Baltimore whig convention. From the Savannah Georgian, we make the following extract, which will give some faint idea of the move in Georgia, at present. The access sion of Chappell, we mentioned in our last

 Absalom II. Chappell, the able, intelligent, and patriotic representative, Howell Cobb, ol Houston, the distinguished jurist, and Ilarri- son eleetor in 184O; Marshall J. Wellborn, the profound iurist, the eminent judge, the elo- quent speaker, who, though young in years, l has smade himself knowna admired through out the whole extent of the state; R. ". Flournoy, of Washington county, the inteIll- gent lawyer and influential man; and last, but not least, Julius 5. Afford, the former whig representative in congress, the strong and eloquent supporter of Harrison, in l840, and one of the leading citizens of western Georgia When we say that he is the last we mean that he is the last whom we shall mention, for numbers, throughout the state are detaching themselves from the whig, and taking their position in the republican, ranks

 We may also add the name of Governor ] Troup