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Neabimg, Sen 7. Tec'ter 1917.

CIV: B. PALMER, Esq. is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the Ii
BERALE BEOBACHTER, at his offices in the
following cities:
Philadelphia-N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut strets.
New York--16O Nassau street.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
The State Convention,

We see by the proceedings. in some of the coun-
ty meetings, that there exists a msapprehension
to the day of meeting of the Democatic State
Convention. Some have named the Sth day Of
January next, and others have named the first
Monday in January next. By reference to the
following resolutions adopted at the last Demo-
cratic State Convention, it will be seen that the
FIRST MONDAY in January was suggested,
and on that day tho counties were invited to con-
vene in general convention.
We will also mention that large ma jority ol
the counties have named the first Monday, the Sd
of January next, as the day. Therefore, to pre-.
vent any further misapprehensi on in regard to
the day and, also, any confusion that might re.
suit from such mistake, we publish these reso.
iutions which we think. point out the day concu
slYey.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
Mr. Claws Resolutions.

offered at Lexington Ky. on the l3, Nov. 1917.
hesoired, As the opinion Of this meeting, that
the primary cause of the present unhappy war.
existing between the United States of America
ana The United States of the Republic of Mexico.
was the annexation of Texas to the former: and
that the immediate occasion of hostili,ies between
tfie two republics arose out of the order of the
PRESIDENT OF the United States for the removal Of
me army under the command of General Tia or
from It's position at Corpus Christi to point ono.
sue 10 Ma'amoros, on the east bank OF the Rio
Bravo, within territory cfnirned bv both rtpubcs
but then under the jurisdiction of that of Mexico.
ana Inhabited by its citizens; and that the order of
the army to that point was i,nprovident and un.
constitutional. It being without the concurrence
oi congress, or even any consultation with il,
athough II was IN session; but that Congress bav.
ihg' oy subsequent acts recognised the war thus
ou9ht u into existence without its previous an
snorty or consent, the prosecution of il became
thereby national le- '''0
i.eSofred, That in the absence Of anv formal
ana pubic declaration by Congress, of the objects
Tor when the ought TO be prosecuted tho
President of the United STATES. os CHIEF M,o
trate and as Comma nder-in- Chief of the army
anu navy OF the United States, is left to the puid
dhceFoi MS own judgement to prosecute il for
such purposes and objects as he may deem the
honor and interest of the nation to reqnire.
heSolrea, That by the constitution of the ITn;.
- D'o'' oo"Sress oeinS invested with power to
ueciare war and grant letters of marque and re-
prisal' to make rules concerning captures on land
ana water,to raise and support armies, to provide
ana MAINTAIN navy and to make rules for the
government of the land and naval forces. fns the
.uli aha complete making power Of the Uni
yea States; and, so possessing it, has right to de-
'ermine upon the motves causes. and objects of
ony war; when It commences, or at any time du
ring 'he progress of of its existence
& h0solred, As the further opinion of this meet.
ing thai It is the right and duty of Congress ,o
ueG'are oy some authentic act, for what purpose
ana oo)ectS the existing war ought 10 be further
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
Gallantry in Mexico.
"A correspondent writing from Mexico, 70
n. Q. Della. saws, .tr. H..

a correspondent writing from Mexico n7
n. Q. Della. says. . lrt ..
The man Of the "Star" has also GOT bns|
INTO controversy with the Senoritas- 500
may be calIed-of this famous city. He ba|
verdant youth, and full of life, took the Iieft
expressing, through his paper. his admiralOn
the ''sofIer sex," in terms highly conplimeue]
--whereuPon; n communication, signed "VH'
MeItcdnds," is published in a little paper "a
"Ihe Eagle" soliciting the man Of the "sa
mot TO fiatter them for''-as they say-"Hal']
from an enemy is an insult to their deaf P,l'
otism"; but the "Star" is not to be driven
that way, and seems determined TO admire u
Halter them, despite of their efusions !hrouen
columns Of THE Eagle" 1t is the hrs! uI
have known fottery to offend lady. trieNa
foe; and tho editor of the "Slar" beng rp'j
ood-looking, and moderately amiable, ! saDs ~
not be surprised II; energy and lloera ,sI sas
or good luck, he succeeds in inducing 'nese guy
nont creatures to listen with an attentive ~
his sentence of admire ireton-parlicular'y' :"
says, since they have got his "ddnder ~ d
Will step boldly toward, and say. thai ne o0vI !,
only admire them, but that he dotes upon .,mius
pretty woman of the country, and ~ oc'''~
to worship at the shrine Of beauty.
These two lines which look 50 soem1
Were jist put here to I'll out ihl' c''''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
RES0LuTIONS.

Mr.. Hampstead offered:
l. Resolved, Tha: experience fully demonstrates
that democratic State Conventions necessary
TO produce union and concert of action in COM
mon cause, and that the assemblagcs held at reg
ular and stated periods constitute the best mode Of
understanding each other, maintaining party pow
er, and defeating udversares, who always
hope TO conquer by our divisions.
2. ResOtred, That rnesty recommend to
the democracy Of Arkansas, necessary and
uniform course of proceeding, hold u state
convention at the city of Little Rock tho first
Monday of January in every two years, and that
the counties respectively do selec, in primary
meetings and send to such conventions, a number
of voting delegates. equal to their respective rep
rcsentetion in the House of Representatives of
the General Assembly, according TO tho appor-
tonment for the time being; and also send such
number of general delegates, as the counties re-
spectvely may deem proper.
3. Resoired, That TO carry out the above re-
commentator, we earnestly urge the holding of
convention at Little Rock on the first NJ onda y
of january, 1S4S, TO nomiriute electors of Prcsi-
dent and Vice Observation-Disclosures of the State,
and a Representative to he 3Ist Congress; and 10
transact such business as tbe convention NAV
deem legitimate; and feel confident that the
importance OF these matters, will induce every
democrat, and democratic press in the State, to
warmly advocate the measure at the proper time
10 the end that every county may feel such an in
terest In It, as 10 take steps 10 ensure full rep
resen!ation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
Democratic Meeting in Bradley Comfy


At Democratic meeting in Bradley county.
held at the Court House, on the Goth November.
1917. alter due public notice thereof being given
William ii. Grain called 10 the Chair. and
+. A. NJ. Kendall was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by
the Chalr-Mr. Gould offered the following reso-
lutions:
Resofred, That without discussing the expedi-
ency of holding conventions for nominations to
tho various offices TO be filled by the people; in as
much as one is to be holden at Little Rock, on the
Ist Monday IN Janury next, for the purpose of
nominating candidate TO represent this State in
Congress, and for the Office of Governor. we be-
lieve 1t 10 be our duty and interest to appoint DELE
gates TO attend the same.
heS0Ired, That we recommend the Hon. w. S.
OLDHAM rs a gentleman well qualified to rep
resent IN Congress, and instruct our delegates TO
vote for him in the Convention as our first choice
Resofced, That our delegation be instructed to
vote for such a person for the Office of Governor
as may seem TO them best cacnlated TO unite the
democratic party.
Resofred, That from the high position our Sena-
Tors nave attained, Arkansas may well feel proud
| OF her delegation in the United States Senate
ResofUed, That although we express eiaoice
! for the Hon. w. s. Oldham as a candidate for
Congress, Mt the next election; yet nothing has
occurred 10 diminish our confidence in The Hon.
Il. w. Johnson. our present Representative.
| Resolred. That Gov. Thos. S. Drew, in the ex-
er else of his executive duties has conducted him.
self In a manner well calculated 10 exalt him in
our estimation as an officer and gentleman.
ResolUed, That we believe in the democatic doc.
trine as pracsed by the fathers of the Repablic
and we will use all honorable means 10 carry ouI
its precepts
Alter tho foregoing resolutions were put and be.
Tore the vote taken, on motion of James
bradley, an informal vote was taken to tht
meeting for Governor, which resulted in favor o
Drew. Whereupon. on motion, the the third res
olution was stricken out, and the following insert
ed IN It's place. wit: -
ReSored. That delegation be instructed tc
vote for the Hon. THOMAS S. DREW MS a can
dldate for Governor. Which resolutions as
amended were adopted.
! On motion of the Secretary, it was
! Resofred, That we recommend the Hon. II. III
COLEMAN, of Dallas county, as candidate
or Elector. aaH-
On moiion-W. H. Wise, James Bradley, F.
A. M. Kendall, and J. Gould were appointed del
gates 10 attend the democratic convention at Lit
tie Rock.
On motion,
Resotred, That these proceedings be published
Ia the Eldorado Union with request that the
other democratic papers in the State will copy
the same. lH-I-
On motion, the meeting was adjourned. aH
-t w. II. GRAIN, Chairman.
+. A. NJ. KENDALL, Secaetary. ..E9a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

ne Hon. JOHN 2. ROBINSON, of Mass, a for
NOR whig candidate for Congress. has pubicIv
annouced that he shall vote for Gen. Cushing for
governor. and cease hereafte to act with the
wings. Ills reasons, as published, are cogent,
ana among The most prominent arc, the hostility
OF the Wings TO the war, and tho mos, absoInte
dictatorship Of tho money interest over ali the
operations Of lha. party.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

0FOur readers will find in another column an
interesting letter from Capt. AUen Wood. written
from the Halls of the Montezumas, which he so
gallantly aided in taking. 1t will fully repay for
It's Perusai. The Captain has our best wishes for
future glory and a breyetship which has so well
earned.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

IHE FoRT SMITH HERALD.-Our neghbor has
increased the size of his sheet, and now presents
fine paper. equal in size and execution to any in
the State. We Congratulate him upon the en-
couragement he has received since he commenced
his publication. The advertising department of
the Herald shows what Fort Smith is; business
place, whose citizens appreciate the advantages of
advertising. and the extent of whose business ius.
tify such a necessary outlay.
We wish our neighbor every success +" live
and let liye," is our motto.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

Mail REcoyERED.-The Democrat states that the
Little Rock mail, recently lost in crossing Horse
head, has been recovered The contents of the
bags were found to have received no material in
jury from the soaking.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

0TThe river is about the same stage as last
week The Santa Fe passed up from the Mouth
on Wednesday and returned yesterday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

t~Fln consequence of the observance of Thanks
giving Day. on last Thursday, by the haads in
our office, we have been compelled to issue a
:" half Sheet" this week, and we hope our readers
will take the cause into consideration and excuse
the result.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
Democratic Meetings.,

The following is list OF Counties that have held
meetings and appointed dele.ates attend the DEM
ocratc State Convention, in January next, and for
whom said delegates were instructed to vote
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

GEI he polite officers of the Santa Fc are en-
titled to our thanks for late river papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

AS far as heard from. 80 counties have appoint ted
delegates, casting So votes, and are instructed to
vote as follows: For Governor for Drew II; for
Faulkner = for Bscoe 81 for Thornton 6; for Roanc
unnstructed 90
For Congress, follows; for Johnson 25 for Wilson
II; for Oldham 10; uninstructed 3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

GFIhe Rev. J. ". Walsh will perform divine
service at the Music Saloon, on Sunday, at hall
past 10 o'clock, A. M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11
ALLEN W00D.
Col. GEO. w. CLARKE.

should have mentioned the death of Madsd
liudsPeth. he died almost instantly, at Pues
Before leaving Vera Cruz he was dschargedir
the service, being considered by the Surgeon 4
unable to stand the hurdships OF the march
was gallant little fellow and deeply lament
loss. A. WI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

MONSTER DIvIDEND.-The St. Louis Insurance
tCompany yesterday declared dividend of twcn-
| y per cent, on the business of the company for
the previous six months. The entire dividend for
the last twelve months is thirty-fiye Der cent
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

NooD.-Our country subscribers, who are ow-
ing US, viii please bring few loads of good.
dry, lrood.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

0LTThe Rev. Jno. Buchanan will preach in th,
church Tomorrow, forenoon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

TERM1S.-if paid within three months after sub
seribng, sS So At any time, thereafter SO per a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

" Thanksgiving Day was observed BY the Cit
liens of this place, Fort Smith and Fayetteville
and we believe in various other parts of the sur
rounding country, as became the grateful chris
tians, for the many proofs of Divine favor receiy
cd Inc past year. This has been a week of jub-
lee, kept in the various ways. consonant to the
feelings of the people, by feasting, fasting, pray
ing and pleasure. While every ones countenapce
appears to be frightened up by the reflections of
beng the object Of favor, we hope it will not be
considered as untmed in us to throw out hint.
that tho printer has been the least favored of all
the community during :he year. A majority of
subscribers still indebted TO Us for our pa
per, and considerable amount is due US for ad-
vertising and job-work; and as we must have
funds to send for supply of materials-to pa V our
hands, and other expenses, or stop our publication
we hope those who are indebted to US will pay I'D
what they owe us. Those Of our good friends
who have sustained us by early payments. and bv
obtaining new subscribers will please accept our
heartfelt gratitude for their friendship and kind
consideration.
We request that our Agents no have funds in
their hands, for US, will please forward The same,
by the earliest opportunity.
0rTWe are under obligations TO Capt Woop
and Lieut.. FELcH for files of the American Star
and : North American printed in the city of Mex
leo, down 10 the 9th October. Though con-
tanning no news later than we have received. via
Orleans. having received by that cha mel down
TO the same date. We are grateful to our friends
for thinking of US whilst they are "reveng in
the Halls" These officers, and the men under
their command vino enlisted in Ark's, have
established reputation as excellent soldiers in
fcrior to none in the army. The North american
printed in the city of Mexico, of The 18th Oct,
says:
The 18th Infantry on Gen. Shields side
ana dId SGHom service there, being dm0ng fhp first
who attacked the hacienda of Los Portales-
L here are but four ConpaLies of this regiment
WIN th's branch of the army 1t. Col. Bonha m
commanding. They are the hardy men of Ms
soura and arkansas, and as good soldiers as ever
bore arms
In the official reports of the General officers.
we SEQ mentioned more than once in favora bic
terms, Capt. Wood and his men. In Capt. WIS
letter, which publish to- day, he speaks in the
highest terms Of Ii. Felch and his men, among
whom he finds it almost impossible TO make dis
tinctions.
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for December, reached us
by the last mail. We have not had Time to peruse
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

SANTA ANNA BANDlr.--lt is stated that there
pice," did, on quitting the capitsl, rob the Treas
usy, and set free the inmates of the prisons, in
order &; nj ght be said H they did i:."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for December, reached us
by the last mail. We have not had lime to peruse
1t 1t is the end of the volume, and contains a
table OF the contents for the past six months
This is done with view to binding this nice work.
: he embellishments to this number are :" The
Vidower'' and sc The Widow we'll executed and
excellent pictures. We would here suggest that
this is an excalent time for new subscribers 10
send their Names as they will find no difficulty in
procuring numbers from the beginning of the fol-
lowing volume.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-11

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, Is47.