The true Democrat., 1856-04-29

claim our unqualified appreciation of its mea- sures and policy.
 Resolved, That we approve of the adminis- tration of Gov. E. N. Conway, and particu- larly that part relating to and bringing to light the true condition of the Real Estate Bank; we therefore recommend him to our fellow-c -citi- zens of Arkansas, for reelection, and instruct | our delegates to the State convention to cast | the vote of Monroe county for him as our first choice.
 ResotUed, That we hereby approve the course or our able and energetic representative, the Hon. Albert Rust, in his able and vigorous de- fence of southern rights, and in his bold and manly opposition to the proscriptive measures of Know Nottingham; and particularly do we approve of the gentlemanly manner in which he chastised the abolition Know Nothing edi. tor of the New York Tribune, and we declare him to be our first choice for nomination, be- fore the Hot Springs convention, and hereby instruct our delegates to said convention to cast the vote of Monroe county for him. Resolved, That the chairman appoint a suita be number of delegates to the democratic state and congressional conventions to be held on the first and second Mondays in May next at Little Rock and Hot Springs respectively, and also to the senatorial convention to be holden at Helena, on the fourth Monday in May next
 The chair appointed as delegates to the state and congressional conventions, Col. F. P. Red. mond and R. E. Jackson, esq.,
 On motion, it was
 ResolUea, That in the event that neither of our delegates attend the state and congression- al conventions, that R. H. Johnson, esq.,, be requested to cast the vote of this county for Elias N Conway for Governor, and Albert Rust for representative to Congress.
 On motion, the chair appointed as delegates to the senatorial convention:
 Jackson towashp-L. s. Mayo and C. J. Miles,
 Montgomery tot0nship--A. B. Jones and H. D. Green.
 Cypress toaonship-T Thomas Rogers and Jno Bowers.
 Hickory Ridge toa0nship-Joh Dazee and M. B. Donavan.
 Hampton townsap-Dr. J. w. Sullivan and G. w. Wilmuth.
 Cache toaonshp-Dr. William R. Roland and w. D. Munsey.
 Duncan to,Unship-R. A. Harrell and Linsey Lee
 Rock Roe toonship-J ames D. Wellborn and J. s. Mayberry.
 Surrounded HN toa0nshtp- w. R. English and Hardin T. Garretson
 On motion of John Dazele, esq, the follow ing resolution was unanimously adopted.
 Resolved, That F. P. Redmond is the unani- nous choice of this meeting for state senator for the senatorial district composed of the counties of Philips and Monroe and that our delegates to the Phillips and Monroe senatorial convention to be holden at Helena, on the fourth Monday in May next are hereby instruct ed to cast the vote of Monroe county for him as our first choice, believing that he will bear the banner of democracy gloriously through the senatorial campaign.
 The following nominations were then unan- mously made:
 For Representative to tue legislatme-O H. Oates, esq.
 For saerT cf tue county-George Washing ton.
 For Clerk of tue Circuit Comt-Joseph P. Vann.
 For County aud ProJate Jtdge-J ames G. Gay.
 For County Treasurer--Isaiah Walker.
 For La. Ina C0mmissioner-H. D. Green.
 For County Strveyor-Hardin T. Garretson.
 For COroner--Jo ohn Dazele.
 On motion, the chair appointed as delegates to the judicial convention for this judicial dis trict, Thomas A. Winson and George Wash ington.
 On motion of L. s. Mayo, the chair appoint ed as an executive committee to fill any vacan- cy that may occur in the nominations, L. s. Mayo, James R. Jackson, Dr. J. w. Sullivan, E. w. Yam, and II. M. Couch.
 On motion of Col. +. ?. Redmond, the pro- ceedings of the meeting were requested to be published in the State Rights and True Demo. crat
 On motion of s. L. Mayo, the thanks of the meeting were unanimously rendered to the chair and secretary for the manner in which they had discharged their duties, after which, on motion, the meeting adjourned sine die
 c. w. BALDWIN, Prest.
 JAMES G. GAY, Sec'y.