The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-16
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 to be thanked to this day for glyiss 8 lesson that cannot beignored by so Important thing as political
 wheel convention. After this great collapse of their hopes and tbe;x ticket, some of the brethren were io. lterviewed as to their plaus and pur. l poses, and gave itout that the breach at Little Rock woald be healed q Newport at the meeting of the grand wheel on the 23d of July. But as if grim fate had taken hold of this bale Iful political dodge, the withdrawiups delegates met in conference afte,
 their withdrawal Saa very appro. priately adopted 6e folowing REs6Ip41os. Whereas, As inajority of the delegates of the Grand AgrIcultural Wheel, who met in call coIventiou l in the city of Little Rock, on the 9th day Of June, 1888, have seen fit and agreed to nominate State ticket and place 1t in the field; and, F 1 Whereas, We the undersigned believe such move to be subversiye
 of tue true principles of our grand order, and in direct opposition to her
 most sacred interests; therefore be lit
 Resolved, That we strenously pro. 1 test against any such action of tlss Wheel, and hold to her just, true and unsullied principles.
 Resolved, That we earnestly re- quest every Wheel in the State that | is in sympathy with our actions to endorse tue above, or similar resolu. tons at their earliest possible con. vcnlence; and he it further
 Resolved, That we appeal to all
 true Agricultural Wheelers to be rep resented at the regular annual meet ing of the Grand Wheel in July. Resolved further, That we request all newspapers throughout the State, friendly or otherwise, to pubHsk these resolutions: t J. K. Johnson, Prairie Co. Louis B. AudIglcr, White Go, w. J. Black we'll, Monroe Co, A. Park, Lonoke Go, R s. Sypert, Howard Co, R. R. Macon, Phillips Go, s. F. Sulcer, St.
 Francis Co, J M. Levesque, Gross Co, NJ. c. Jackson, Columbia Co, c. w. Thompson. Sevier Go, 0. U. Owens, Lonoke Co, Jas. Rutherford,
 Independence Go, D. B. Mayfcid,
 Independence Co, ". B. RuddalI.
 Independence Co, John c. Fansel
 Independence Go, ". H. Quayle,
 Hampstead O., $. I. Baxter, Clevf
 land Co, J. T. Davis, Lee Co, Charles Shepherd, Grant Co, R. F. Philips,
 Stone Co.
 l So that it doth begin to appear that the little scheme of few would
 be great men and mighty, to break
 up the democratic party for their
 own promotion and spite, is likely to find as rough weathor ahead, as was
 the terrible hurricane which it en.
 countered at Little Rock. Perhaps l the most unkind cut of all was ths
 refusal of the State central repubti-
 can committee to give it's endorse
 ment. Thus had been their trump
 card in the game all the while. Luck
 brought them poor hand, indeed, for once, and what q pity 1t does
 seem to blight SC much unaIloyed
 enthusiasm. When it could not be
 accorded sympathy from those in
 whose interest they served, it was
 sad indeed, but utsrepublicans are not
 fools always, and It is thought when
 they propose to tie to thing, they
 would prefer It's being live. 1