Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-19
Number B.
l for Representative. by exclamation.

GU TOT representative, by exclamation.
 Oh motion, the president appointed the following committee to wait on Col. Davie and inform him of his nomination. viz: Messrs. k. $. Can't, D. w. Davis, NJ. NJ. Erwin, J. NJ. Biakenev, Josenbus Tucker.
 On motion of R. s. Can't.
 Resolred That this convention deem it ;,xsna- deut to make any further nominations
 On motion, an executive committee of five from each township was appointed to fill the vacancy, should Col. Davie fail to accept the nomination-tom meet at Browns vile and select some one, upon the same basis, as voted upon in this convention, viz:
 White River-A. o. Edwards, s. Horne. J. E. Gatewood, M M Erwin, B. F. Ford
 Pigeon Roost-A. Pipkin D. w. Davis. A. E. Mills, J. M. Coyle, Thos. c. Me Clure.
 Prairie-W. T. Jones, w. J. Rogers, J. c. Bogard, Wm. Hendrix, E. w. Doug lass
 Centre-J. L. Bogard, w. c. Bogard. w. Nchol, James Steel, A. M Andrews.
 Hamilton-H. Reynolds, w. F. Pres- tion, J. Tucker, Samuel Robinson, J. Per cifull.
 Caroline-J. M. Blakenev, l.. De Berry, c. E. Emerson, Dr. B. F. Corn, Wm. Donnell.
 La Grew-M. Weatherford, T. NJ. Bel cher
 Richwoods-James Eagle. L. D. Banks. H. Linderman, Dr. Price, w. II. Eagle
 On motion of J M Blal1eney, esq.,
 Resolced, That this convention ndorse the nomi. nation for Governor at the State convention held at Little Rock on the first Mon1ay of this month.
 Pending the above resolution, D. Wal Ler Davis, esq.,, introduced the following, as substitute for the foregoing, which were adopted:
 ResolDed, Thatwe approve and indorse the course of our delegates to the late State convention and that we sustain them in the protest they made against the proceedings of said body. ReS0tred That said convention ill refusing to re- qWre MAJORITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC VOTE OF THE WHOLE STATE as necessary to make nomination, | virtually disfranchsed large portion of the de mocracy of the State, and indicated a disposition to subordinate principle to individual interest that is worthy of the condemnation of ever true | democrat.
 Resolred, That the convention in refusing to re- quire it's president, in casting, PROXY, the vote ot counties not represented, to conform the pre- ferences expressed by such counties in their coun- ty conventions grossly abused the convention svs- tenn and perverted it from its true aims and objects | to most selfish of purposes.
 ResOtced, That ill expressing dissent from and condemnation of the proceedings of said con- ventOn, express no intention to make any dis organizing war upon it's nominee, but on the trary ayow that, while we regret said nomination and regard 1t unfortunate for the peace and har mony ot the party, yetwe will acquiesce in it.
 ReS0lred, That as democrats, pledge our selves to every eXeTtion to effect recurrence to the odland marks of democratic faith and to re- store it to it's former efficiency; that to this end we l will engage in no disorganizng conspiraces, but will work within the democratic party-inside of it's organization and under the sanctions of it's an- cent usages, to the evils and errors which have been brought upon it. On motion, the thanks of the convention were rendered the president and secretaries for the able and satisfactory manner in which they performed their duties
 On motion, the convention ad diourned.
 ROBERT E. RIVES, Pres't.
 E. E Y, W. NDeslaL, Doeoh4ss. Secretaries.