Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24

 3. Resolced, That we the democracy of Arkan. sas county assembled, cordially ;ndorse the admin. istFatlon of James Buchanan, and that we believe IL 10 be emlnently conservative and patriotic.
 4. Resotoed That we niorse the Baltimore and Clnclnnatl platforms, and viii stand to and abide by the constitutional principles therein set torth and sustain them under all circumstances. 3. ResoIced, That we the people of the South have equal privileges in the territories of the Union and thtt we repudate the Douglas suue ter sove.- egnty doctrines, as unsound and hurt;ul to the in terests ot southern people,
 6. Resosoed, That, whereas, the people of the northern States have by an unwise and dangerous course of legislation waged unholy on the institutions of the South, and thereby endangered the lives of the people and rendered their property unsafe, anu for these reasons determined to have no tursser intercourse with them. than what Is absolutely necessary-further that We will do all we can to encourage, build up and sustain schools colleges ami manuiitctories within our own lmts also, that We will not send children to be elu cated in northern institutions and that we will pa- tfonize those merchants that will buy their stock III trdde in southern cities
 T. Res9ipet, That we cordially nd0rse the course ot our able Senators, viz: Hon. R. w. Johnson and the Hon. w. K. Sebastian.
 6, RsSolrsd, Int the course of our State Sena tor, Ii on. Thos Fletcher, and our Representative, Gen. Samuel Mitchell, in the last legislature meets our pn u tlihel approval.
 y. Raso!oed, That we the democracy of Arkan Sas county n mas meeting assembled, instruct our delegates who will be appontel to represent this county m the State democratic convention, to De he'd at Little Rock, on tle , day of April lc6), to cast their votes as unit for the Hon. Tn Jmas Fletcher of ts county for Governor lo. Resotoed, That we instruct the delegates who Will be appointed to rs7resent this county in the democratic congressional convention, to be held at Arkadelphia, on the 2d Monday in May nex', to cast their votes as a unit for Dr. Chas B. Mitchell ot Hempstead county, as d candidate for Congress n the congress nIl district. II. Resolrea, That the democratic party of Ar kansas county, are earnestly requested to meet in primary assemblies, hold township meetings and send delegates to attend the democratic county convention to assemble at Dewitt, on Monday, the IAu day ot April next, for the purpose of unnnl- ting candidate to represent this county in the next legislature.
 After an animated discussion the resolu- tlons were adopted; after which the follow ing were appointed delegates to state and congressional conventions:
 To STATE CoNvESrox-Dr Samuel Allen, Hon. Thos Fletcher, Col. C. c. Golden, Dr. D. B. McFallane, L. C. Lane, John R. Walton, Horace Toombs, Maj. J. I. Brown, A. D. Mathews and Col J. T. Gibson
 To CONGRESSIONAL CoxvENrIox-Dr. Lyons, Dr. John A. Jordan, Col. J. T. Gibson, Hon. Thomas Fletcher, Andy D. Mathews. l.. D. Harvey, Col C. c. God den and C. 0. Willis.
 On motion of Col. q. c. Godden it was moved that the proceeding of thi. meet ing, together with the resolutions, be pub lisled in the Little Rock True Democrat and Napoleon Planter which was carried
 There being no further business before the meeting, 1t was moved and carried, to l adjourn sSne dte.
 J. T. BROWN, Chm,
 D. B. McFARLANE, Sec'y