The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-28

Resolced, That we recommend to the democratic party, TIE ARKANSAS JOURNAL, published at Helena, and THE ARKANSAS BANNER, published at Little Rock, as advo- eating the true democratic faith and princi- pies, that are ever held dear and sacred by the party.
 ReS0fUed, That these resolutions and pre- amble be signed by the President and Secre- tary, and that the Editors of the Arkansas Banner, at Little Rock, and the Arkansas Journal, at Helena, also the Globe, at the City of Washington, be requested to publish these proceedings
 Rcso1ccd, That this meeting do now ad- journ sine dle.
 JOHN WARD, President
 c. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
 Ata meetingof the democratic republicans of Fourche township, held at their school house, on last Wednesday, the 25th of Octo- Der, Rensalear Munson was chosen chairman, and Charles E. Moore, secretary.
 On motion, John Lewis, Allen Martin, Jacob B. Couch, George Brodie, and Wash ington Lewis, were appointed by the chair, committee to draft resolutions expressive Of the sense of the meeting, and also to le- commend two persons suitable to represent Fourche township in a county convention. TT lie committee appointed for that purpose, reported the following resolutions, which were unanimously accepted
 Resozeed, That we consider the present position of the political parties ip this State, requires that the democratic party throughout the State should be completely organized; :; and that the happy success that has always attended the good cause of democracy i'll this State, ought to kindle ill the bosoms of all true democrats, sentiments of gratitude anG esteem, and stimulate them with greater courage, to persevere iii the same stralght- forward course and also awaken them to renewed diligence and support of the great measures of the party: That without union we can do nothing That the great effort of the whigs has been, now IS, and will be, to create division in our ranks That State convention, such as has been recommended by the democratic press throughout the State, and very many prominent members of the democratic party, is what we need where the wishes of all the different parts of the State can be heard, and fairly and honorably united in favor of the men that will carry out the good old democratic and republicanmea- sures of the party.
 Resozred, That in order that the county of Pulaski be fairly represented i'll the State convention, to be held in Little Rock, on the first Monday of December next, we respect fully, yet earnestly, recommend to the demo- ctats of the different townships ill the county of Pulaski, to unite with us, and hold similar meetings, and each township to appoint as many delegates as they are by law entitled to magistrates, to meet in Little Rock, in q county conrention, and nominate three dele gates. to represent this county ill the State convention.
 Resolred, That Thomas Thorn, and Geo. Brodie, be our delegates from Fourehe town ship.
 Reso7eed, That we respectfully recom- mend the third Monday, or 27th of Novem- Der, as proper time for holding the county convention.
 Resozeed, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the chairman and sec retary, and that the Arkansas Banner be re- quested to publish the same.
 RENSELEAR MUNSoN, Chairman,
 CHARLES l.. MOORE, Secretary