Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13
MEETING IN ARKANSAS
COUNTY,.

Nov. lSI5, for the purpose OF appointing dele.
gates TO attend the State Convention, to be holden
at Little Rock on the s,h Of January next,
On motion, Col. Jas. Smith was called to the
chair and r. W., Jordan Unsupported Secretary.
| The Chairman explained the object Of tho meet
ing. when.
On motion of James NJ. Smith a committee Of
five persous were appointed to draught resolutions
| expressive Of tho mseting.
The following gentlemen were apDointedto wit:
DR.. John A. Jordan J. w. Shullz; Geo. w. S.
Cross, J. F. Smith and VIM. Sample.
On motion of DR.. Jordan, iames NJ Smith,
Nicholas Jacobs and ]. L. Hamilton, were added
to the committee. After retiring for few mo.
men,s the committee reported the following Pre-.
amble and Resolutions which were unanimously
adopted, 10 wii s ~
1t has been suggested by the democracy of this
State that n Convention be hold in Little Rock Oil
the S,h day oil January next for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Congress; Yet we have
great doubt Of the proptety of holding said Con-
vention. Yet if spii Convention should be so
constituted rs to give full aud fair expression Of
the wishes and feelings Of tho party, we will CO.
operate with our friends and abide their decision.
Therefore Resolved. That this meeting appoint
fifteen delegates, TO attend said Convention, and u
majority of those present at the Convention shall
cast the vote Of this county.
Resolved, That we recommend COL, CHESTER
ASHLEY 10 the democracy Of this State for reeies.
ton to the U. s. Senate.
Resolved, That General SAMUEL MlTcuEt- of r
this county Je nominated by this convention as u
candidate TO represent this State in the next Con.
gress Of the U. States. ----.-4z4A-4---
Resolved That Harris G. o,s ba nominated As
a candidate to represent this county iii the neat
Legislature.
Resolved, That the thanks of tha democ,acyof
this State are duo to Gov, Yell our present rep.
resentative in Congress, for LILY 'a irving
our State. in tho several Offices vlr We ht5 been
called TO fill; and in ro.'-;.s ''.', l'''''---''',
,..I-- NJ, -. sincere thanks iorpss. s-.
Resolved, That this meeting recommend ~ tn-
democracy Of the other counties composing tha
Senatorial district, TO hold meetings and appoint
delegates 10 attend a Convention to be holden at
the Post Arkansas, on the frs, Monday in April
1916, for the purpose of nominating candidate
TO represent hisScnoria district in The next Log,.
loture. .
Resolved, That R. w. Jordan. james NJ. SIN ith,
G. W. S. Cross, J. W. Shul,z Paul Sample, Paul
J. r. Hamilton, Jesse B. Mitchell W. F. Cross,
Thos. Halliburton ST., J. +. Smith ]. Jordan, bs
appointed committee to attend the convention at
Little Rock on the Sth Janunrv next.
Resolved, That the democ ralic papers through,
out the State bo respectfully requested to pdbIish
the proceedings of this meeting.
Resolved, That this netting adjourn until tho
frs, Monday in April 1916.
JAMES SMITH,
IN, Chairman.
RoBT. W. JORDAN Sec y. r = -
ia RspuNieaa5sass TOO Sire1e = A short time
since, Mr.. Whitney, the protector Of the great
Western Rail Road, called on Mr.. Webstor to know
if he was favorable to the project. "Now-
"Wby ~ "Because will not support any means
of improving the intercourse with the country west
of the Rocky Mountains. All that country must
become n separate and distinct union; and f,r that
object, will oppose this railroad with all my in.
fuence !--Ncw York Morning Ners.
We regard this nnecdo,e as important, not as
bearing on the question of railroads, but Of Oregon.
Is it true that Mr.. Webster Tone of the Wing
champions of the Senate) is in favor Of erecting
distinct republic on the Shores Of ID" '-~'>
Then does he not share the American ,hu.
he adopts tho policy of England and of
Mr.. Guizot is for trimming the balancr -wer'
in America. Mr.. Webster appears to fall into
similar policy. Great Britain was in favor Of
establishing IN independent government in Texas.
The London Times enforced it with all its power.
|, was for establishing another republic on our
borders, for the purpose of balancing the weight
and of cornteracng the influence Of the U. States.
For the same reason too, many Of the English
politicians are anxious to cut us of from Oregon.
as well as from California, and, indeed, 10 cripple
US in oil directions. Such, we apprebend, is the
spiri, of Mr.. Webster himself. II he has mads
this declaration 10 Mr.. Whitney, he i: cutting US
adriit from Oregon, aid inviting her people to
erect ,haticountry into nn ndepenjentsrePubc.
How different is this feeling from the sentiment
ascribed 10 General Jackson: "No compromise
(of Oregon) but at the cannons mouth !"-- Wash.
ingior Union.
Van StrcnbergA and " 'Connor-ihey sciR Be Saved!
By Mr.. McAdam, who went up 10 Albany on
Saturday. with petitions for the lives Of the doomed
men Of Delaware, we have advlces which justify
the strongest hopes that tei sentence will bo COM
muted. We could give reasons for this hope bu;
deem i; better no. to do so, at present. We conf.
IDENTIFY expect official notice Of commu,aton before
the close of this week.
New Hampshire Senaior.-BENJAmIN w. JEE.
NESS, of Stafford. has been appointed Senator in
Congress until the meeting o. the Legislature. hy
Gev. Steele, 10 fill the vacancy eccasioned ny the