Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
Names Suggested for the Charleston

ana the following named persons are hereby sug- gested as such delegates, to-wit
 Names Suggested for the Charleston
 Convention.
 Mooney Township-John Gillen.
 Searcy-Wella V. Johnson.
 Big Creek-James w. Scaife.
 Marion--Joseph Taylor.
 Spring Creek-D. H. Thrlkeld.
 Independence-W. L. Otey.
 Bear Creek-Hugh McCarty.
 Richland-J. s. McKiel
 Planter J. G. Dunn.
 Walnut-Dr. Joseph Kent.
 L'Anguille-A. F. Dunn.
 St. Francis-J. $. Hornor.
 The Hon. T. c. Anderson presented the subjoined series of resolutions on national politics, and advocated them in few re- marks:
 RESOLVED, That the democracy of Phillips county reaffirm the principles announced in the platform of the democratic party adopted in conv ention at Cincinnati, in June, 1856, and that we hold them to be true exposition of our doctrines on the sub jects embraced therein.
 RESOLVED, That the admin stration of James Buchanan has our unqualified approval: that he deserves and receives tribute of admiration for his clear and lucid exposition of the true doctrines of the constitution and laws of our Union and for his firmness and fearlessness in rebuking traitors and treason.
 RESOLVED, That the views expressed by the supreme court of the United States, in the Dred Scott decision, are in opinion, clear exposition of the powers reposedin Congress, upon the subject of the territories of the United States, and the rights guaranteed to the resident, therein.
 RESOLVED, That the federal government has no power to introduce exclude slavery from the ter ritores, and no duty to perform in relation thereto but to protect the rights of the owner and to re- store fugitives from labor These duties it cannot withhold without violation of the constitution and the rights of the sovereign States.
 RESOLVED, That the late reasonable invasion of the State of Virginia, by an organized band of re- publicans was necessary result of the teachings and principles of that party; was the beginning of the 's irresistible conflict" of Wm. H. Seward; was blow aimed at the institution of slavery, by an effort to excite servile insumecton, was war upon the South and should be condemned, not only by every lover of his country, but by every christian and honest man.
 RESOLVED, That we tender to our sister State of Virginia, the proud old mother of States, our pro- foundest sympathy in her recent troubles, and pledge to her in the future not only sympathy, but willing hearts and strong hands.
 RESOLVED, That we earnestly recommend 2 union of the South that the patriotic expression of the immortal Webster-.' No north, no south ''- has now come to be mere clap trap, that recent events clearly indicate the intention of large party in the northern States to know |" no South," and that tbecomes southern go in for union ot hearts and union of votes.
 Mir. Key objected to the last resolution, and thought it would have a tendency to drive from the South northern democrats who were nobly fighting our battles for us To prove his position, he read the resolu- tions adopted at Springfield, Illinois.
 Mir. Andclso disclaimed any such in tention, and did not think the language of the resolution justified such conclusion. Mir. Gillen, ST., Judge Horror, and the president thought the resolution was not guarded enough in language, and were fear ful that the spirit of the resolution might be misconstrued. Thereupon Mr. Ander- son presented the following additional res olution, which left the intent of the other beyond doubt:
 RESOLVED, That we extend to the democracy of the northern States the right band of fellowship and warmest thanks for their fearlessness and in support of the rights of all the States under the constitution.
 It was moved and carried that the demo- cratic papers of this city and Little Rock, be requested to publish the proceedings oi this meeting.
 The thanks of the meeting were returned to the president and secretaries thereof. 1t was moved and carried that the meeting adjourn, sine die.
 l. S. Nick ELL, President.
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