{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
Georgia. a.-The election for governor takes
place IN this State early in October. The
Candidates arc, Governor Troup and Gen.
Clarke. The contest will be as violent as
that in Kentucky. Each party seems to be
sAnguinc of success. The Greek disturban-
ces are used as an clectoneering argument
on both sides. The Clarke party charge
lupon the Governor the whole blame of the
present ST tie Of things, and the, in turn,
are accused Of being at the bottom of the
whole controversy; of uniting with Indian
Agents and other partizans in stirring up the
pYciudices and dissatisfaction of the Indians
and Of sacrificing the interest and tranquil
ty Of the State for the accomplishment of
their political views