The Forrest City times., 1892-06-10
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Fishbach for Governor-OsbeY Isssru
 tious-Ezecusive Committee Elected.

Ftshbach for GOvernor-OsbsY 1userue. tions-E1ecutive Committee Elected.
 Pursuant to call of the democratic executive committee of St. Francis county, d county convention WAS held in Forrest City, Saturday, June 4, 1892 and the following is the minute of the business then and there transacted:
 R. w. Peevey of Johnson township chairman of the democratic executive committee, called the convention to order. and on motion of Geo. F. Taylor Mir. Peeyey was chosen chairman Of the convention.
 The next order of business being the election of a secretary, on motion of Geo. F. Taylor E. l.. Vadakin was chosen secretary and W. ,. Hemen- way assistant.
 On suggestion the chairman stated that if there were no objections com mittee on credentials would be omitted and the delegates would present their credentials to the secretary.
 On motion of Geo. F. Taylor com mittee of five on platform and resoIu- ti0ns was appointed as follows: Geo. F. Taylor. Madison; J. F.. Richards, Franks; J. ;. McDOugal, Johnson; J. w. Avan, Telico.
 The committee retired and various delegations presented credentials as follows:
 Madison township-Jas. Russell, N. W. Norton. J. H. Cole, Geo. F. Taylor Chxs. Lewis, $. ID. AppersOn, Jas. Evans. Walter German, H. r. DOoley, G. B. :Pettus. John Gatling, E. L.. Vadakin, J. W. Beck, Jas. Evans by V, E. I1arti pyOXy.
 Telico township-C. Crisp, J. ". Avnn, W. T. Webber, w. E. FOgg, M. $. Hill.
 Griggs township-F. W. DeRossitt, w. H. keptlrick.
 Prairie township-W. N. Mack, R. R. Wood, John Adams, J. M. Higgins. Wheatley tOwnship-W. s. llemen- way. J. w. Patterson, r. J. Nicely, w. $. BroOkes, A. w. Fleener.
 Blackfish tOwnship-R. M. Parham, John HargrOve.
 Johnson tOwnship-R. D. Jackson, J. T. Walker.
 Franks tOwnship-J. N. Davis, J. l.. Scott. T. F. Kinton' J. N. Potts, Henry Mcdaniel, Dan Wylds, J. E. Richards,
 L'Anguille townshp-S. ]. Jordan. J. II. Odom.
 The committee on platform then re- ported as follows:
 WHEREAS The Democratic party is about to enter upon . contest with all tho enemies of free economical and benefcent government arrayed aRainst 1t. \ contest that will try the cohesive power of principle to hold together the mi liions who are con lending with uionopo- lists, prOteetiOnists and combines, the advO- cntcs of centraiZatiOn. paternalism and the swell the coficrs of aggregated wealth: and WHEREAS. We, the representatives of the Democratic party of St. Francis county in solicitude at tho misdirectcd efforts of many of our friends and neigh oOrs 10 reeiet the evils imposed upon them by an enemy WHEREAS, We can still point them 10 tho record of the Democratic party as the champ lon of the people, on every page of which is written Equal rights to all. Special privileges Resolved, nrst That we reafirm our ailegi- ance to the Democratic party and pledge our selves to maintain it's principles and to furt her .. That we invite and urge all classes and conditions of men to unite with us to restore peace and tranquility toour common m ,S, country. ton, that it is through the Democratic party, only, that the greatest good to the greatest number can be obtained.
 {. That compromise based Ou principles to secure harmony and promote good govern ment are commendable, but II made only to share in the spoils. are degrading to a free and enlightened people. and are eubversive of the true principles of democracy.
 5. That we recommend to the Democratic party of St. Francis county that 1t organize in every township and neighborhOod in the county. and with 6 frtn purpose, wise coun- seis and earnest e0ort. secure to ourselves tho triumph of the people and the peoples cause iu unisn of all factions, in restored conn., dcncc and in . wise and economical govern ment.
 6. That unity of purpose. unity of actions unity of cOunsels alone can assure victory; therefore we urge a union of effort in a united democracy, under common basis and single platform.
 :. That we hereby pledge ourselves. that the right of any person whatever. without refer ence to past party affiliations. to enjoy all privileges m the party organizations shah not be denied. or in anyway abridged after such person avows himself obedient to and bound by the will of the majority.
 GEO. P. TAYLOR,
 5. J. JORDAN,
 E. RIcHADs,
 J.F. MCDOCGAL,
 JOHN w. AVIAN.
 On motion the piatform and resOlu-