Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

I number of the democracy of Pulaski couhty assembled at the Market House on We'd nesday evening the ,Sth inst, for the pur' pose of forming a Breckinridge and Lane Club.
 On motion of MT. F. w. Hoadley, Hon. F. A. Terry was called to the chair, and on motion of Mr. T. J. Churchill, J. D. Kim bell was requested to act as secretary. Col. Terry briefly and pertinently ex- plained the object of the meeting, and an nounced that the meeting was ready for business.
 On motion of Mr. Hoadley, the chair man was requested to appoint committee of five to draft constitution and bylaws for the government of the club to be or ganzed.
 Whereupon the chair appointed as such committee Messrs. Hoadley, Yerkes, liar rell, Boone and Little.
 Mr. Hoadley moved that a committee of three be appointed to nominate perma- nent officers for the club.
 Mai. A. J. Hut offered to amend said motion by saying committee of five, which amendment was adopted, and the motion as amended was then carried.
 Whereupon the chair appointed as such committee Messrs Randolph, Hutchinson, A. J. Hutt R. s. .Yerkes and W NJ. Matheny Mr. Hoadley moved to appoint vice presidents of the club in each voting town ship of the county, to be presidents of clubs in said townships.
 Mr. Yerkes moved to amend by substi' tutipg the words "that the townships be requested to form clubs to act as auxilaries to the one at Little Rock" which amend ment was adopted and the motion as amended was then carried.
 On motion of Mr. Yerkes, an invitation was extended to all persons who had not signed the call for an organization of the club to come forward and sign the same.
 On motion sf MT. Churchill, it was re- solved that the d ub be called the Breckin- ridge and Lane democratic club of Pulaski county.
 On motion of Mr. Pope, the committee appointed to nominate permanent officers retired to consider their duties.
 During the retirement of the committee the meeting was addressed by several gen tlemen.
 The committee returned and reported the following list of permanent officers, viz:
 F. A. TERRY, President. J. J. McALMoNr, Tice Presidem. o. R. WEAVER, Secretary. F. w. HoADLEY, Correspondlng Sec'y.
 JOIN PoPE, Treasurer.
 w. M MATHEW, H. G. WILSON, and I ID. ffoo
 On motion of Mr. Harrell, the chair was requested to appoint two additional mem- bers on the executive committee.
 Whereupon the chair appointed Messrs. George c. Watkins and $. c. Faulkner. On motion, the chair was requested to appoint an additional corresponding secre- tarv, whereupon MT. John Pope was ap- pointed.
 On motion the report of the committee, as amended, was then adopted.
 On motion of Mr. Hoadley the club fixed upon Wednesday nights as the times for holding regular meetings, and the same to be at the Market House.
 On motion of Mr. Harrel the cores bonding secretary was requested to cores pond with persons in the different voting townships and request them to meet the club at Little Rock, at some one ot the regular meetings for the purpose of form ing other clubs in the county.
 On motion of Mr. Pope it was declared that the presidents of other Breckinridge and Lane clubs in Pulaski county should be vice presidents of this club.
 On motion of Mr. Pope the committee on constitution and bylaws was instructed to report rules of order for the government of the club at the next meeting. On motion of Mr. Hoadley the club ad- iourned until Wednesday night next at 8 o'clock.
 F. A. TERRY, President.