The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

F. COlunabia-G. A. Gallagher, pro1y. 13 Dauas-N. B. Holloway.
 IA Desha--N B. Burrow, J. P. Johnson, J. B. Johnson, s. B. Jones. 15 Drew--J. s. Jordan. 16 F4lton-R H. Johnson. prory IT, Frankhn-DeRosey Carroll.
 l0 Greea--R II. Johnson, prory.
 l9 Hempstead-W. Moss, J. M. Killgore.
 20 Hot Spring--Joseph Jester, R. Snbbling, Joseph Ray burn, Dr. J. G. Halliburton.
 21 Iadependence-S. H. Hempstead, prony. p Lzard- 23 JackSon-
 24 Jegersm-Creed Taylor, J. \. Embree, Jas. Hudson.
 25. Joinson--A. M Ward, J. s. Houston.
 26 Latayette-R. H. Johnson, prony. 27. LaWience-
 2S. lMadison-Jno. E. Reardon, " 29. Mar1on--C. Coker. 30. Mississippi-A. Thompson, prory. 3l. Nonyoe-F. P. Redmond. 32. Montgomery- B. Neagtoa--The President of the conven- tion, prory. 34. Peyy-L. D. Hill. 35. Pike
 37. Pope-C. E. Tobey, J. Linton.
 3S. Prairie-'r B. Turner, E. NJ. Williams.
 39. PhiMps-A. Thompson.
 40. P0insett- Al. PulosEi--John Adamson, Allen McClain, Leon Lefever, J. NJ. farrell, Judge W. H. Feild, Judge ?. T. Crutchfeld, Judge G. c. Watkins, John Quindley, Isaac Tharp, Dr. s. H. Webb, Daniel Thompson, w. Harris, Chas Lewis, Judge F. M. Owen, Judge Thos Johnson, Col. | II M Ractor IoCaph Enrr n Jam. in Griffith, w. Adamson, and E. Cummns. A. RandoIph--John Mccoy. A. S1ltne-Wm. NJ. Scott, G. B. Hughes.
 II. !Scott-R. Ii. Johnson, prory
 45. !Se5asion--C. 4. Carroll.
 47. !Sevjer--G. A. Gallagher, prory
 AS. s. Franas--
 49. Unm,--Hon. J. Quillin. 50. Iaa Bt0en--N. E. Verable, Henry Will ] 51 WasblngtUa--Presilent of the conven- , ton. pory.
 52. Whue--I NJ. Moore. 5. Ydl--Dr. J. l. Stirman, w. II. Feill, jr. Mir. c. A. Carroll moved that the representa- tive delegation of each county in the State, be adopted as a basis for voting in this convention Mr. E. !. Warren offered as an amendment to the motion, that the democratic vote of each county, given at the last congressional election, l be adopted as the basis of voting in this con- vention. The amendment was voted down, by vote of 24 ayes, hayes 3l.
 Dr. Stirman moved to amend, by giving 10 each county represented in this convention double the number of representatives of each ! in the State Legislature. Before this amend ment was voted upon, tie previous question was called, and suatancl and the motion of Mr. Carroll prevailed;
 When Hon. J. Quillin moved, that the mo- imitation for Governor, be by accamation-and,
 Nominations for Governor being stated in order,
 Hon. F. A. Warren, put in nomination ELIAS \. CONWAY, of Pulaski county
 c. A. Carroll put in nomination, B. T. DUvAL, of Sebastian county. (Mr. Carroll in making this nomination stat ed that he was instructed by his county to go for Mr. Duval for Governor; but he had no desire to press his claims upon the conventon IL Dcll9 very eFlncnt that F.. \. conway was the choice of the people of the State, and hav- ing discharged the duty confded to him, in his instructions, justice towards his nominee and to himself demanded this much; he DOW with drew the name of MT. DuyaL)
 E. \. Conway was then nominated for Co., vernon by acclamation
 E. \. Warren then nominated \. B. Bur row, of Dcsha county as an eiector for the State; vhch nomination was unanimously adopted Mr. Turner nominated Gen. s. II. Hampstead, of Pulaski county, as an elector for the State; unanimously adopted.
 Mir. Burrow offered the following resolution, which was adopted:
 Resolve} That the president appoint con- mttee of seven, to be entitled the |" committee on platform;" and that they report 10 this con- venton this evening.
 The president appointed N B. Burrow, J ohn Quilln, S. H. Hempstead John s. Houston, Dr. J. l. Sirman, F. A. Warren and F. P. Red. mond, said committee.
 On motion of Mir. Gaines, amended by Mir. Redmond, the same committee were authorized to recommend suitable persons for district elec- tors and for delegates to the national conven- tion, to convene at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 1st Monday in June next.
 On motion of Mir. Redmond, the convention then took d recess until 3 o'clock, F. M.
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