The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-05
DEMOCRATIC Mrnn.5.@ z-l.e..


 DEMOCRATIC MEETING B B
 Aoroo.h,o COUNTY '' N aoare'j I1oese ja of f. Saline al coatTP 'PPoaa Pc. of od;l,,: November, 1915, y lo, neaton, ,to ot pointing p Delegates to fl, it. '1s ppp Convention, to be beld iile Denos Rock, Rot on the 8th dsy lIs,a da ai the cil the purpose of nominatiag Hl .anpar! aa5.l,F day to represent us in the 5s,!. spiii ing called to order, on ''ss, no,. The the chair and Docf1' 14S' 4 [ 1s9, Wa Secretary. '' U Bredt .,IIo, Tho object of the nes,;,. :, ed by Col. W. Loekert.,s ,I'.,I,,lg .sn5g 5l 5e9I q committee of five r,9, @9aIlaoarbI commend suitable deIeso,.,9 Ss,s 92poaI county enII in said conves5lii,asss 5i,ss I' i'7 Rutherford, Thos. K oe. s4''oa, 10 u Rowland and Wiley Clss,l.a sC9ss' la9s. e P
 The Committee after e,i5,9n 5,,;aIE Eq time to consult, returned J.i@,,lg ,a ,yi rel recommended recon an delegaiion, o5 5''s sen. n Calvert, Wm. ChenaDlt ' voi9ige u g ". Rutherford Eso.. as .n,.1 Y. Il, JIl delegates to ths said eoavsa,i,os, T,'11,s
 Col. " s. Lockert issa,es' 553aa Chair. YslllS call
 G; B. Hughes Esq, offered a. resolutions which were ga,.;.I l'a ,a' ed. - elalaol
 Reao1ged, That in tbe ..... said delegates being upsbl. s'Sl,' ga.. { to attend the Convention. X. n'Il a hereby authorized to fII 16e l'p v,., '. appointment Of others in f's, 'a,' a,'
 Resoiocd, That We Inv 6,,s @,i { confidence in the sound Jeno' tlrIng zeal and devotion to tbo t,'-' \ Of our infant State, at bona ,'.' .,J our present Rapsesentative ibp 'II M and that we have heard WiIbupf.;I that he declines a reelection fl. io ggished seat which he now e,,r.I much fidelity. wv
 Resozeed, That we tenlcrbin thanks, for the jealous mssaa, ,a,l ! has filled the various imoer,r, ,,l | mltted to him in this State. anJ ,b| yes, and will carry win hin n the best wishes of the whole ls,I his health and prosperity lbrdDpI]
 ReaoIped, IHat ice ldss risSl end plcaSarc tde digh sIam lql,] ''g taleated Seaaior Hle lion c5l during fhe laSf sessioa of ih S] Uaited StateS, aud that as lr,,| c0afdeacs ia lis derotim iotb eiPles ef democracy, oadlis cGH| 0iem oa ate floor Q { he Staasof States, and ies beliere tlat & \ of he Slate, aeiH bc saBsersel d him in fhs siafioR hs aas osa| H1Rc8 honor 10 Ctr SEaig.
 Rssoleed, 1'8ai ,cs rscoaa.a| counties a'roagb5ai tae Sfus o| 5ers b the aset Geaefai .4sssnB| friends 10 hcfe-eleclioa ef ts I'd
 Resolved, Flat we have iul| confidence in the integrity abll1 democracy of the Hon. E. l. Jo| he is decidedly the first ehoce cracy of this county 10 repfesa next ensuing Congress of the J and that our delegation be insru| for him in said Convention, and orable means to procure his nod
 Resolved, That his yolariaJ' as a candidate for Congress in I whig candidate came on the fd the appreciation of the whcle
 the State and we take pleasure n ding him to the favorable col] the democratic party as a snla5l| for Congress.
 On motion of Col. " s. l0]
 IL was resolved, tli.a! tl.;i!. the claa| fifteen additional delegates to \ Convention, with the delegates \ upon the chair appointed, Coll erl, Robt. Calvert, J. J. Joyneil NJ. Brazil, s. T. Henderson, ja', lessee Hooper, II. H. Edwards J. Pratt, B. McDaniel, Joseph Jas. s. Hutchingson. |
 On motion of Doct 1. C. Y
 Resolved, That we abide, al' support the nominee of sad Col
 It was also on mollon ol the Resolved, That we recomnena Townships, to hold meetings March term of the Circuit Coul delegates to a county Conyen.' at the Court House, on the hS Court to appoint Candidates to in the next General Assembly
 Resolved, That the proceed s meeting be signed by the onall crelary and that the Arkansas $ other Democratic Journals 0l requested to publish the sane z.
 On motion of J. H. Grease h' ing adjourned. .car,
 A. c. BRENT, Secretary,
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 LATE FROM IhA'
 By the arrival of the sls'alsi' n1l we have received our files 0l l up to the 18th instant rom VI copious extracts. ,..,.
 tr r.rc,tov Very little tie Telegraph, was eNhlDl'su ,. ls., 7 at the election on Monday l1'S I, sion seemed to prevail ila' ,,,, m of votes would certainly pc s| ! stitution, for Annexallon' anu 1,aa, ' and many persons negleelsaa'osss ss T he vote in this city s'oou ''
 For Annexallon'
 Against, ''
 For the Constitution
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