The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
Ar1x. DoEfcH. sectetsry.
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 Ar1x. DoErcH. Secretary.
 Democratic Meeting ef Union.
 Al a Convepsioa ol large portion of iAe Domo- cratic party of Uaioa Coaaiy held in Eidofaso ac- cordiRg 10 preyiots Eotiee Monday ihc iiih inst M. F. RsiHsy. Ese. called is the Chair. spa II C. Qdafies. re9aested 10 sei as Secre,4rY- The Char, then explained a able asd claiasa; styie the object of ihe iaeeflrg. winch was 10 appoint .i>4e-ale io the Deocr1tic Stase Convention ,o he held in ;hs ely a! iiiil, Rock, the first Moasay in JAsmafy next.
 ca snoiian os Cd William Davis, easamistee was appointed io drali preamble and resolutions
 Wasreapob, the CSsig appointed the iolioWius committee; Col. Hi!iiam Davis, Dr. N Horn Cei Miilah keezre Ma; t.. H. Rutherford. John Aic Kellar. <. P Peters, W. GcIn.an, John Hig. J.. Judge II. smith, 4 Erwin, B Ho!iingswossh. j. Mitchell. Thos. TeInil. ]. H. Alivra. ". Dlis. kill. c. ". Gil. John Hozg, (, L. McRae, N Woaord. l. Bgrks sIss Thoaiss J, Ta,sm.
 Tie Camsal'iee retired. and daring iheF absence tae meeting was addressed by (. ! Leckie < r. Raiaey and A. R Ba5ks, E.9Ts. wl,b Ese.i f5ree and eioqa-y+e. uFsins 'he periy 10 an'iy aud con cert ol Action.
 The Ccmiasttce returned and tfrou sh their Csa;r- F.aa. Col. Wn Davis. introduced te following pre- stpbie aaA resolutions. waich were unanimously adopted.
 WaEHgAs, IL $ hut reasonable that a zrgat 9el.i. csl pa,:y, spread o'st aa entire state shouia differ a opiniah, iR relation 10 questions of local policy aa3 tAe iiriaHszs and qualifications oi men, fer tAe discinrse of nfscial daty these sscii3ua. pfe53a.cies aud personal pfedI.ecloas, unless aF noaized bv a mutual spirit et concession, tsn3 ta division aud t.iIezfen eeieai. Whereas, .a the es- tmaiioa oi your committee, these conflicting opja- ions can alone be Ftc0ueiea through t5e IoediBm a State Conventions, it, ~hiea iae Waole paIiY ars drought together by representatives hete the respective claims cf the distinguished men af the party can oe iuiiY lissussed aed investigated and F.ts af fae dangers ef diesion and deieai avoid d. and the entire strength of tbe party mae svsiia5ts ia the U aica. pnaclple is compromised, bsi fath- maintained and Perpeiuatea. Whereas, also. ias policy oi The DemocTstio party in he admIDis;Tz ion of :he government bo5h Slate & Federal. las bsca attended wi-h ,he most sighai success, aad may vel cGalieass oar appreciation, command ogI support and enlist nos aeve zeal and devotion Oar principles have stood tGrtest of haf century $ expeIience--thsy can be traced back to oHF rey0a- tioiary siresthey have sustained the country "a peaca ard in war Gn4er their salutarv inhsencp. oaF people are free happy and prosperous, aaa o9f government has aayaaced "a power a2d glory with strides S8 pd to safte the civilized world Oas I.olacsi opponents have tune and again predicted Tuif, aud raised fae most hiaeoUs oisiner ssauSt certain measures of tas Democratic administration. Time and expeyiraee. ho yever ia every instance have folly viHdieafed lbcir wlssarn snd ms ice and our opfoneuts dtyeu 10 he Is stabie sHhsriaze oi a,tr4batia- their io accidental eon5iua- tion of circumstance N hereas, also there never has been 8 time cemagdinz more activity and zeal on the par of the demoefs'c party Our political opponents in their hot zeal for office have seized upon tie great name ot the most popular military leader of the age, heiF candidate for ihe presi- deHcy. and though utterly ignorant of hls political productions, are seeking tne sPoi.s Of office uader ;he ais,natac nlae,,ce of that g5eafasus, tfers bg eyncing he woria thsi they res4ri pfiaciple les lhaa office. Iheseiore. belt
 Resolrs4, That the Democratic party of UBie1 county ioi .be purpose o, party ofgaessaiJon. and tbe consequent success of is principles. se1 to he Democratic State Convention 10 he held ia he city of Litte Rock. ;he first Monday ia January aex', foaf voting delegates, aud 2ssocla,e delegate, from each township .2 the couEty.
 ReSotrtd ta our delegates b. instructed to me-; their deEocFAtsc bfethreE from ofhsI coguties n a spirit of mutual coa}rFcmlse aad concession; Yisl- ding all minor co.siteTstieas for the purpose o coring harmony and permanent party organization.
 Rssa{reG fkai lE the esiim 4;Ion ol the democrat ie party ef this c9usty. DO shoaa b. prescribed from office sccoahi of his family connections ibst wii! abide the old iest"is af k5geS., is he faifhf5t
 Resslred That our delegates be iasifuc,ea io .l- ,he ciarus Of J. .. Dsew a candidate ,af rr- election 10 the gGbeinztoii4i chSW--ti kcaegi W Johnson to Coa-tess- atd C0I. N lhian Davis as Democratic Presidential Eisci0r.
 Hesotrfa That t ss wi.h uo ordiEarY pain we witness tae ~lid and sAlsss crusade oi The aboii- iionisss of the Aorih, against tbe iHs|,ts'ers oi the sosath. fne Jaw passed by its legislature q the S,aie oi PeRusy lgsna- ia IelaloA To ias tgs. tive slaves, Is pap1oss violation ai ihe Federal Eonsii'4iiou and olsliy cont.te's w'A 'ae laws o' Congress ! course o iezis.alou eyiucing such 3 rrckiess disregard fer the constitutional rigis ci ibe Souih, must lend 10 aiiensi- ihe Sostb lfusg be North, and rHtaaseE the geEFetatjy ai the | Uaian.
 Resoirea. Ina, t Is wiih DO less pain We Ng'hess the unpsfftyttc opposition oi esstaiu whlg le4aeTs jo the jast and indispensable eaT tn which are now engaged with Mexira--a war inevitatie iu the saDteaafce oI oar uatioNsi hc@GEi and most bly hsfe oas bFass arI4sas borne aloaS ia tfigapt ouc eo0aisys banner, raising high OH E9i9lssi rep utalsoa. and caIyl4g S.li! iosef lESss ln the pie of oeT national glory.
 WS. DAVIS. Chairman After the reading of the aboye preamble and rrso- igtoBs Col. Dasis Esade very appioprslie fe- marks ih iax0f ef iheir adopiioa. when Ua motion, tbe blanks ia the iih rtsClati1n wer. flied with she of Ibes ; Drew as a gandi- date for reelection 10 the gubsrsa,oriai cbair-a W JetpsuH !eF CGngtess. and Col. N iilsaH D4sss iof pTesiieutis4t tecfof. and that our delegates be instructed to support Jhe same
 on Uoitoa. the following persras were appointed voting delegates: A. I Rarnry, C. W Rutherford William GcFHsu an4 Nalsm Dsyis--aad ca sac- toa one associate delegate appointed ou sae h iownselP ,a The eoanty -Nhereapon. inc folioSiag named pessons were appointed viz: !. BagSs, Al Wosor4, John AcK-ilsr. 4. Esxja.H saith O. F. Neal, James II. Walker [. Pepper Martin Mc. Henry, c. k Perry. and ii. L Beaaet On motion Inc Secretary vas instrueiea to f,lf- nish the editor oi ihe Edaraa5 Uoi0H witt copr Ut tae proceedings or ihl- meeting ioF +5.a. i9u saa ,na, ah the DeaoeTaic journals la the state be re- qsssisd 10 pabiisA tie same,
 On motica, tue me~ting sdioGrned N. ' RA2NEY. Chai,msn.
 II. G QuaRLEs, Secretary,