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AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. Bird, ls44


As your Inimitabe Herald enjoys large circu-
lition in this city, and throughout Georgia, as well
a everywhere under the sun, ! have deemed it
necessary TO dropyou these few hastiywr'ten lines
relative 10 the progress Of events and remarkable
dongs Of the people at this time. The creates
excitement exists here among the people Of both
political parties. This day the whg party here
ned large meeting, given to the gallant Robert
Tombs the whig candidate OF the 9th district.
Five thousand citizens Of both parties were pre-
,ent. and discussion ensued between Mr.. Daw-
son. Mr. Cohen, Mr. Tombs, Mr.. McDuffie, and
Alexander II. Slephens The questions were -
jlay-Pok- -Dallas-Texss---Coon Possums- -
the Tarlfi-Free Trade Bank Treasury
3lsunion-Abotion-S Slavery, &c. Which of the
ratorp gained the day, or oblalned the beet arsu-
nents and the most votes, is difficult to determ ne
ieorgis, II is believed, will go for Clay and Co,
put. on the other hand, il IL claimed for Polk and
lexas Time will tell-next Monday, the 7th, be-
ans the tug OF war; therefore, look out for he
ews, Serious results are anticipated. The tate Of
ne Republic is truly in jeopardy. o. P. Q.
Mr. John Cough, the temperance lecturer, ad-
dressed a meeting at Bangor, on Friday last
Three huadred ladies' signed the pledge, and pre-
sented MI Cough with handsome book Tor him
self, aad silver cake basket for his wife. as
mark OF their esteem and respect