Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04

w. DUVAL, President.
Ed, Secretary.
For the Arkansas Intelligencer.
case publish the following extract -
will att ct the attention OF the
|ty. ALL ne at the same time to
+ the inf ial men of our party to
an early ", .nization.
ASHLAND.
RE WI ~. INVENTION
ftbe convention of the ci-
aeld OIL / ,.rsday evening. els:
followin preamble and resolu.
ousiy .. VI ]:
i meetlr .te Wing members
held in ington, on Satur.
( ebruary last, for the purpose Of
ropricty Of holding a national con-
bite candidates to be supported by
ht the next election of President
nt, at which meeting the follow
IS adopted, to wit:
ht the Wing members of Congress,
expediency Of the proposed con-
hing to the wishes expressed, that
gn the time and place, do respec.
Ped that a Whig national conven-
hinstions Of candidates for Presi-
resident of tho United States, be
of Baltimore on Wednesday, the
1874, and the said convention be
fgates from the respective states,
hber Of Senators and Representa-
a,e in the Congress of the United
the Wigs Of the city Of Baiti-
y impressed with the importance
nomination Of the national con.
i conspicuous and authoritative
b their brethren throughout the
P confer; and holding in lively re-
admirable service Of the young
b, assembled in this city OF the
$40, and the deserved.,y great in.
nventioh over the country; and
canvass Of 1874 may be anima-
enthusiasm, and be cond Icted
ainent success, if il DO commen-
undor the sams intelligent gni.
nimously recommend, through
his body. to their Whig broth
States, the formation of a young
Of ratification, to be composed
b every district of the country,
the city of Baltimore, on Thurs
lay, 1914.
Olred, That it be recommended
several States to appoint a young
b Of ratification, to assemble in
pore, on Thursday, the I'd day of
shall have full power to ratify
the national convention, and to
Ingements for the conduct of the
pay believe best adapted to insure
use.
ID, That this convention, in the
and patriotic Wings Of the city
hvite the largest appointment of
oung mems convention of rntifi-
10 them, as well as the members
i2ention, cordial welcome to house
hospitable entertainment during
bt the editors Of the journals
ni,d States, friendly to the Wing
ted to publish the resolution, and
furrence and aid of the Wings to
RICHARr SON, President.
fWRAllzL!HEFT; fWllLET, ; Vice Presidents.
\ n''} Secretaries.
| Z SMITH RACES.
FIRST DAY.
Der 24.--MiIe heats.--two en-.
ones, 5 yrs old, l
IN. Billy Dixey, by Bill
old, 2 2
R:Ol.
+ of a heavy rain on the night Of
| FIX was very heavy.
1.-Two Mile heats-two entries.
b. Lady Slipper, by Le-
Ee9ld. L !
6. Aaron Burr, by
e favorite. This was the mos,
4 race ever run over the Fort
be first part Aaron lead off in hall
e then made a run at him, and
1 B into the quarter stretch. and
stand was several lengths ahead.
Aaron's friends revived as he
pr a run in the first quarter of the
passed her on the back stretch,
ing about thirty yards, as they
ome stretch. The rider on the
pow, and made a run for the heat.
N lh's was o moment Of thrilling
horses were struggling hard for
4e mare passed and gained the
4 inches. Time 4 minutes.
pf0' was well contested by Aaron
Il half, bA the mare won easiI y
'tj4;O3.
e of the inclemency of the w..,,b.
os postponed until Saturday 2stb.
lee mile heats-two entries.
bf. Olean, byLeviathan, II !
m Jones, . 3
single dash Of a mile, for three