The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30
From the .4fiansas Slate Gazette. WHIG STATE CONVENTION.
 (CoNCLuDED.

skgates to the Young .Men's Conuen- +Jno. Preston, jr., of Phillips, S. Lau- l Pulaski, c. F. M. N Noland of Indepen- f, Jas. A. Simpson, of Crawford, Jno. H. ] 2. of Johnson, J. R. Williams of Phil
 Walter Preston, of Phillips, Ben. J. Bor- pf Pulaski, R. Barnum, of Clark, Chas. bbell, of Chicot, c. A. Stewart, of De-
 General J. Clark, of Chicot, s. II. Will |pf Desha, J. J. Walker, of Franklin, NJ. |oward, of Franklin, L. D. Parish, of J. B. Carnes, of Washington, Wm. |enbury, of Crawford, A. H. Patterson, Dependence, w. H. Etter, of Hampstead, Rmgo, of Phillips. Col. John Henry, |awford, Chester A. Cunninham, of Pu- Ashur Stilbridge, of Arkansas, and M. bvenport, of Pulaski.
 De report of the Committee having been was on motion unanimously received |e Convention,
 w. Newton, of Pulaski county, offered blowing resolution:
 |solred, That the Delegates from this Ito the Baltimore Convention, be and are ly instructed to cast the vote of the State, invention for the Presidency, for HEN LAY, of Kentucky, FIRST, LAST and aH ime! and for the Vice Presidency for ever person may appear to them proper,
 the imperative condition, that he be a consistent and unwavering Whig. W. Trapnall, Esq, of Pulaski, proposed nend the resolution by adding thereto Moving, "And that the Wings of this
 have no second choice for the Presi- rN
 hlch amendment was accepted by Mir. lon, and the resolution was passed.
 e President appointed committee of
 to wait upon L. Gibson, Esq, and om him of his nomination, by the Con- pn, as a candidate for Governor of this hereupon the President appointed, as committee, Messrs. Newton, White and
 E who retired, and through their Chair
 MT. Newton, introduced Dr. Gibson to 'Onvenlion, when he accepted the nomi- L and returned his thanks for the honor |red upon him.
 |atles A. Stewart. Esq.,, of Desha, pre- the following resolutions. |sofced, That Central Whig Commit- B appointed by this Convention, consist
 nine members, whose duty it shall be |ld correspondence with the Wings of |ale and Union, to forward the claims of \ Clay to the Presidency, and to pro-
 harmony and concert of action in the lss throughout the State. |sofced, That in. the event of either of |omlnees of the Convention declining to
 rom any cause, the said Committee
 have the power, and are hereby author 10 supply such vacancy.
 motion of MT. Simpson, the fist resolu- was amended: so as to read-" and that central Committee be instructed to draft
 ePort an address from this Convention Wings of the State D
 le President appointed on said Commit- 1s It following gentlemen Messrs. Trap rowler, % Pike, Bertrand, James Lawson,
 ollarles Rapley, James B. Keats, and ummins.
 lnonon of A. Fowler, Esq, of Pulaski, dan. ;lI,nl''ee of five was appointed by the
 '1,''' T consisting of Messrs. Fowler, Rim a 1urapnall, u1 Etter, and Henry, to inform V ! a', walker, Esq, of Washington county, } 2 Selecnon by this Convention, as can- e for Congress.
 os a. !, "; Cooke, Esq, of Pulaski county, \ < 4. 4e rresldental Electors, being pres 1. aie convention, was then loudly call n, {, ana addressed the Convention in an ias ip.'ale and feeling manner. 's. ne mad concluded, on motion of F.
 ,apnall, mpa4 Esq.,, the Convention adjourn
 '''''' 'nls evening, at early candle light. Tuesday Erening, 7 o'clock.