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Ar LAsT.--The lntelligencer has come out and promised to publish the proceedings of the first Democratic meeting held in Craw- ford County in November last, to which matter we recently called the attention of its editors. The condition upon which this promise is now made, Is, we think, altogeth CT fair and liberal, though the time al which it is made, is period somewhat distant from the time of holding the meeting, before 1t is obtained. But, however, the publication of the proceedings of that meeting, at this re- mote period, will give some additional evi- dence on the part of the lntellgencer of a desire to support, and to aid in seeing carried into successful practice, that long cherished principle of the Democratic party, that the majority of the people shall rule Consid- sring the very liberal terms upon which the lntelligencer has promised to publish the proceedings of that, long neglected, meeting; are such, thatawe are inclined to narrow the issue with it, SO as to confne the decision on their publication O. rejection, alone, 10 tie democracy of Crawford county; believing as we do, that the number of democrats deman- ded by the Inlelligencer as authority for it 10 act in this particular case, can be procured in few hours, about either Van Buren or Fort Smith. Now the proposition of the Intelli- gencer is this, that if the Banner shall obtain ff,or [ / f

 sand democrats who reside there, it will pub- fish the proceedings Of that meeting.

 Are there not then. twenty-five democrats in Crawford county, that will requestthe In- telligencer to publish the proceedings of the November meeting in 1915: We shall seer

 s55- Ii is said there arc l500 applicants for offices in the two mounted regiments, ordered by act of Congress.