The true Democrat., 1855-11-13

ing candidate for Governor and Electors for President and Vice President of the United States, and delegates to attend the national! convention to be held at Cincinnati, Ohio. 3. Res1tuea, That we suggest to our demo- cratic brethren and friends throughout the State the first Monday of March, 1856, as suitable time for the meeting of said State convention, and ask their concurrence-as it is important that some time should be named for holding the same.
 | 0. Resogoea, That this meeting have und- unfinished confidence in the ability and sound discretion of our chief executive, the Hon. Elas N. Conway; his bold and fearless policy and course of conduct in relation to the wind ing up the Real Estate Bank, entitle him to the lasting gratitude of the people of Arkansas j; his administration as Governor of Arkansas meets our hearty approval.
 7. Resolved, That this meeting recommend to our delegates, and hereby instruct them to cast their vote in convention, for the Hon. Edward A. Warren, of Ouachta county, as suitable candidate for Governor of Arkansas at the next election, as the choice of Madison county.
 s. Resolued That it is the sense of this meet ing and democratic usage, that one term of four years is sufficient for either President or Governor of State.
 g. Resolved That twenty delegates be ap- pointed by the chairman of this meeting, to attend the State democratic convention, to be held at Little Rock, on the 1st Monday of March next, with full power to appoint and fill vacancies, should any exist among said dele gates.
 10. Resolved, That the chairman appoint ten delegates to attend the district convention, to meet at Batesvllle, on the 1st Monday of May next, to nominate d candidate for the 34th Con sress for the 1st congressional district of the State of Arkansas, and that if said delegates should fail to attend and find that they cannot attend, that the chairman of this meeting is hereby aut' orlzed to appoint proxy to vote and carry out the sense of this meeting, and obey the instructions herein expressed. II. Res0lUed, That the first choice of this meeting Is the Hon. of the county of ---; and the second choice Is the Hon. -, of the county of f-- and our delegates are hereby instructed to vote for said choice as herein expressed; should we not get our first or second choice, our delegates or proxy to vote for good national democrat
 F, Resotved, That the bold and fearless stand taken by the Hon A. B. Greenwood on the passage of the Nebra ka and Kansas act meets our hearty appreciation.
 l3. Resolved, That this meeting reafirm the whole of the democratic platform, adopted by the democratic national convention, held al ; Baltimore ill 1852, the same embraces the true democratic doctrines upon which every national republican can stand with safety tol the perpetuity of our institutions If. ReS0tUel, That we fully endorse the ad- mlnlstratlon ot Franklin Pierce, President of the United States, as We believe he has fully cnr rIaI tb i,,I C I. gural address.
 MT. Wood submitted the name of the Hon. W. W. Floyd, to fill the first blank in the 11th resolution.
 MT. J. Murphey submitted the name of the Hon. A. B. Greenwood.
 Whereupon the sense of the meeting was taken, when it appeared that the Hon. w. w Floyd was chosen as the first choice.
 Mir. Wood submitted the name of the Hon w. c. Beavers to fill the 2d blank, and tho name of the Hon. Thos. B. Hanley, to fill tn, 3d blank of the 1lth resolution, which wa unanimously adopted.
 Gen. Wood then came forward, and in ; bold and fearless manner, addressed the meet } ing at length in behalf of the true principles O democracy, and in opposition to the order oi Kaow Nothings, which was received with en- thusastic cheers.
 Judge Berry, being called on, al.o came for ward, and in a few pointed remarks explained his postion-advocating the democratic prin- ciples, which met the hearty approval of the meeting.
 The chair appointed the following named gentlemen, under the 9th resolution, to-wit w. NJ. Payne A. Wood, John Berry, J. T. Withron, W. Sans, J. s. Polk, Il. Ford, Jos. Chenouth, Isaac Mitchell, J. c. Montgomery, J. 2. Sumner, S. R. Shepard, J. & Cluck, w. c. Roark, R. T. Hawkins, Elhu Prime, James Phillips, R. Withron, J. Murphy, and w. Boat right
 Those appointed under the 10th resolution, are MesFrs. P. H. Saunders, J. c. Pitncr, w. NJ. Berry, jr., Benj. Vaughan, Jonas Bevans, Il, Elsey, c. H. Boatright, Jacob Cluck, S. Buchanan, and Drewry Phillips
 On motion it was resolved, that these pro- ceedings be published in the True Democrat.
 On further motion, the meeting adjourned, sine die.
 JAMES R. BERRY, Chm
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