The Road Meeting.
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As it will be seen by the proceedings published in another column of to-day's paper a large and respectable meeting of ihe citizens of this city took place on Saturday last, to take into consideration the ways and means by which good roads could be secured 10 the people living in the up country, that are desir- ous of having these highly beneficial conveniences afforded them. At which we never, on any occason, have wit : messed the expres sion of more harmo l, nious determination to enter into lhs ac. complshment and completion of any one public good, as there was on ins oc casion. We are copdd"nt iat nll that remans 10 accoplpliph this all impor- tant matter, is hearty co-oparalion of the people of the counties mentioned in this meeting, which We are satisfied will be case. The people in TalIadega, Ben. ion, Randolph and portions of many other of the adjoining counties, have long known the worth ofroads by which they could get tbier produce 10 market; and now, we are more than grntfipd to see We,umpka make move towards the removal of lhls long Jeporable obs slacle, and ask for cooperation on the part of ihe citizens of the region of coun- try that are desrous of giving their trade 10 plare at which they have so many advantages in selling their produce, and buying their supplies. We have neither space nor time to allude 10 the advanta. ges of this matter in to-day's paper, as we would desire, but will look with great anxiety to the movements of the cnizens of the different regions, and al> Jude Co il in future number, when, per. haps, We may be enabled 10 deal with il in manner with which is importance demands.