The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02
MEETING
puLAsK COUNTY.

PJILASkI COUNTY.
 ..ording to previous appointment, a meet & ,ho democrats of this county was held
 r;tv c;e Hall. in Little Rock, on Thurs
 o e0th Nov. inst at 3 o'clock, P. M.
 Sion Mir. John Adamson was called
 in aba;r and Mir. George Brodle appoint
 sd fl Hampstead, Esq. stated the ob-
 r ' tbe meeting, and moved that the chair
 .no;nt n a committee of seven, whose
 2 TT ppbould be to report resolutions nom-
 ,bree delegates to represent this coun-
 slo state Convention which will assem-
 s ,p,;s city on Monday next, 4th Decem-
 ad , ;nstrueting said delegates, as to the
 np nr;neiples of their duty in the Con- O4. ooh.irman appointed the following gen. to compose said committee:
 |H Heampstead, J. c. Martin, Thomas
 " Nicholas Faulkner, Henry F. Pen
 40 Greer, N. T. Gaines.
 |se h committee reported the following re- |h"reas vr the county of Pulaski, on the % which has been proposed and sanction forming State Convention, is entitled # tHres delegates in said Convention; it ' 'Id be improper, impolitic, and unprece- n to send greater number, therefore, solred. That Jesse Hill, Peter T, Crutch-
 and Richard F. Dunn be appointed the krates to represent the county of Pulaski, ts State Convention to be held, in the city Esle Rock, on the first Monday of De- bsso1yed. That the said delegates from rountv of Pulaski be, and they are here Rnecially instructed and required to use heir exertions to procure the nomination en for the offices and stations for which f;dates are to be selecteA by said conven-
 who are firm, unwavering, and consist lpmocrats.-and who have been and are Ised to the constitutionality of national 8-to the expediency ofa national bank, *ber with or without restrictlons,-to a Inal exchequer,--to protective tariff, or
 f for any other purpose than revenue,- Ne prncipl plo and policy of the distribution 3e proceeds of the sales of the public k.-to the assumption or payment of the $debts, in any form, by the general govern recognize and acknowledge the I of instruction, and who are thoroughly bsed to the policy of the whig party, by Never name, or in whatever shape, that ty may appear.
 ssolred, That said delegates be further Eally instructed and required to use all
 exertions in opposing the nomination ? en who are doubtful or neutral in their 5ics,-or who have attempted, or are attempting, to SOW dissension in the ocratic party; regarding all such persons enemies to true republican principles, bugh they may call themselves democrats, |clam to belong to our party.
 (esolued, That we regard all such per- as described in the last recited resolu- as infinitely worse than whigs. because Fare hypocrites towards both parties, and |ld be trusted by neither.
 (esolred, That the chairman furnish the gates, appointed by this meeting, with lfcates of their appointment.
 The foregoing resolutions. having heen hitted to the meeting in due form, were nimously adopted.
 h notion, 1t was further
 Res0'ced, That, in case any vacancy nd occur in our said delegation to the Convention, our present chairman ap- ltadelegate ordelegates to fill such vacan- and furnish to any delegate thus appoint y him, certificate of his appointment here being no further business before meeting, it now adjourned.
 JOHN ADAMSON, Chairman. FORGE BRopIE, Secretary