The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-26
Gl'PTLE ROCK:
MONDAY MORNING. JULY as. ls47.
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 II beIieTsd so ha the unanimous wish of the DemeeFats of this State that convention should De he'd. foF ts purpose Of nominating candidate fer goyesnos. for eenercss. and presidential eleeiors This ia nevsnlsni which Or the union and ascen- dsney Of tie party, is as wise as | is obviously necessary. We deru this the ehly safe policy, by which tIa claims al ihe various aspirants, can be satisfactorily settled and the only party osganixa- ten. truly to be relied upon. We presume thai even the ti-eosYsnsenisls of Isac. will not dispute the propriesy of such mode of settling al Ieads endaagefiag the harmony of the party, for we ti.iak the wisdom Of such proceeding be- yond all coasrntersy The stime for holding such a convention, seems generally te bs understood by all with whom we have bad inleTc0urses and with pFaper goresight, he lass Democratic convention advised that on the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN DIARY S8Aa. the next eoHvcnti0n be held. To this. @e cordially assent, aad hope that our con tcnpcrasies .silL gisa ii pnhlixily The following ase the resolutions aopted by the last conseniion 2. Rtsoieed, That we earnestly recommend to sthe democracy of Arkansas, as a necessary and uniform course of proceeding. to hold state con- veatiea al the city of Little Rock, on the first Mon day of January in every two yeaIs, and that the counties respectively do select in primary meetings and send to such conventions, | namber of voting delegates. equal o their respective representation in the House Of Representatives of the General Assembly, according to the appoftionment for the time being; and also send such number of general delegates, as tho counties respectively may deem proper. s.9
 g. Rssefred. That 10 carry out the above recon mendaiion, we earnestly urge the holding of con- vention at Little Rock, on the ffst Monday of Jan uaiy, iS4S. Co nominate electots Of President and Vice President-lsovernof of the Stale, and Rep resentafive to the 3ist Congress; and to transact such other business as the convention may deem legitimate; and we feel confident that the impor- tanee of these matters. will induce every democrat and democratic press in the State. to warmly adre- cate the measure at the proper tne to the end that every coaaty may feel such interest in it, as to take steps to'ensure faa representation.
 We have introduced this subject to the consiera- ton of our readers that aps tme may be given for csnvassing the eiaials of a and for such action in the natter throughout the State its importance de- mands. No secfionat feeling, no individual pselsr- ence will govern the Banner in the coRtcst fos Su- premacy. When the State convention makes its election we shall bend 10 it's decision. and support with all our energies whoever may be lIie nominee whether his location be nearer to the Missouri line than Red River, or the Indian border than the Mis- sissippi Whom the people select shall have our con
 aeace. under the belief that without reference to locality, they w send those best calculated to ad the interests of the State at large and sustain the principles of the party.