The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

Fr4nkIin Dos&4iI oIIxreIl aa 4l1Ii- 4i0na pi.asIk 0n fxllfoasl, HIiieh MS realI an{l alIopt~d aa.I appears aA tue tveiftla plank ii ~ 1slatforsn.
 The {,Iatlorvn xas Hen adopted as a whole by | ssaan1moas xNtc ol the copxen1ian
 Yise report nf the committee tn| |s .ec. stafH centfal uosnmltirS was made as fsllaws and nsioptssi unahi nousiy
 To the President us the State Con. ventlon
 Your committee appo;ntcd to select q democratic state central com mittec desire to submit tue following report Nc have selected q central committee to consist of twenty mem befs as provided by the resolution adopted by the convention. The members of the committee are as l follows:
 First Judicial District -J. F. Clark Tor Phillips; Second Judicial District -B. H. Crowley ol Greene; Third lJudiciaI District Robert Nesl of Independence; Forth Judicial Dis trict R. J. Wilson Of Washington Fifth Judicial District Carroll Armstrong oi Conway Sixth Judi Icial District James Mitchell of 1 IClebnrne; Seventh Judicial District U. D. K;mbeIl of Garland; Eighth Judicial Distr,ct-W. II. Mathcney iof Polk; Ninth Judicial District R. B. Williams of Hcmrstead, Tenth 1 Judicial District-M. M. Dufiic of Dallas; Eleventh Judicial District iJ. A. Gibson of Arkansas, Twelfth Judicial District--J. B. McDonough of Sebastian; Thirteenth Judicial 1 IDistrict--H. c Bum of Onachita. From the state al large yonr com
 mittee selected one from each con gressionai district and two from Lit tie Rock, as follows:
 First Distrirt-- Charles Coffin of Lawrence; Second District-J. E.
 Martin Faulkner; Third District ". K. Atkinson of Nevada; Fourth District J. Brown Of Crawford, i, Fifth District--O ". Watkins of Carroll; John N. Moore, J. E. Will
 Hams of Pulaski.
 We recommend J. NJ. Moore for chairman and J. F. Williams for secretary. All of which is respect fully submitted.
 JoHS PARHAM, Chairman. 
 THE DEATH OF DR. NJ. M. MCGUIRE. l The following resolutions of res pect to the memory of the late Dr.
 M. NJ. Mcclure, and prepared by the special committee appointed by tue convention, were adopted: l Whereas, This convention has
 heard with profound sorrow of the deatI, of Dr. N. NJ. Mcclure, of
 Yell county, which occurred on Sun
 day, 27th day of June, A. D. 1886, and,
 I Whereas, The deceased had been
 presented by his friends as candi- date for the position of Auditor, and Il large portion of the democracy Tn Arkansas lad in their conventions and mass-meetings expressed their preference for him for that high and responsible place, but Tn the dispen
 sation of Divine Providence, death
 had oyertrken him but few days
 before our assembling here; and, l Whereas, The deceased had by faithful and efficient service endear
 ed himself to tue party throughout
 the state, and by his many virtues
 and polite and gentlemanly deport-
 ment had rendered himself known,
 honored and beloved by all classes
 of people, and it has been deemed l appropriate that this convention,
 under the circumstances, should not
 allow the sad occasion to pass by
 without some expression oi the gen eral sorrow; now. therefore, Resolved, lst. That we recognize in the death of Dr. Mcclure an ir
 reparable loss to his country, his party and his family, and we tender
 to all our sincest sympathies and condolence.
 l Resolved, 2nd. That q copy of these resolutions be furnished by 1 the secretary to the family of the deceased, and that the press of the state be requested to publish the same.
 R. C. NEWTON, Ch'm'n.