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fishes nationality of charar,e. s''lt fsa we are truly proud. O vhic

 Unanimously adopted with oh

 MT. Hempstead offered. 'HSes

 l. Resofved, That experiepco en strates that democratic State conaa m rallf denq necessary to produce union and ,uuon' a action in common cause, and md tS., SOaeeH semblages held at regular and s s,.,aa ,la' he constitute the best mode of nnJa @l'u Peil9 each other, maintaining party na. la defeating our adversaries, who iI,g Rus to conquer by our divisions. ''"ays shd

 ,. Resolued, That we ea,no.,,

 mend to the democracy of ArE.c',lf ' lf'' necessary and uniform course of sa' n.s to t, hold m state convention at the e,y piy's5 # tie Rock on the first Monday of Jan0,. every two years, and that the copa,i '~aaa spec speG'vely do select in primary nsslns, saiI1s' send to such conventions, numbsr ss ting delegates, equal to their respes;va resentatlon in the House of Renrsssn,s "s of the General Assembly, accomi'a s ,a apPortloment for inc time being soJ g send such number of general deIsa@ sla the counties respectively may deos ;.

 5. Resohed, That to carry out l5a recommendation, we earnestly uge lba ing of convention at Little R9eE 7. ( first Monday of January, lS4S, lo pom 1t electors of President and Vice presids Governor of the State, and ReDre,sa to the 3lst Congress; and to trsuss in, other business as the convention may co legitimate; and we feel confident we importance of these matters, will in1pc pol ry democrat, and democratic np,, tha State, to warmly advocate lhe mpssp,s proper time, 10 the end that every \ \ may feel such an interest in jt. as ] steps to ensure full representation ton

 Mir. Watkins would amend win for

 Resofved, That this convention with in favor of the appointing of proxies volv stitutes, residing out of the county " vote they may be appointed to cast chee

 Which was accepted and the s, Or unanimously adopted. conn

 When Mir. Rust from the romni the [ ported Tn

 MT. President-The eommittoa ., Hatk to wait upon R. ". Johnson, and On him of his nomination by lbis con conve as the Democratic candidate 10 pDs {! State of Arkansas in the next Uald

 Congress, beg leave to report tha

 discharged that duty, and that lIt

 will answer to the House in pepon $. s.

 Which was adopted with cheetin CHA

 Whereupon, Mir. Johnson appear ana- the convention, and addressed lpis ;onabla MR. PRESIDENT, were Il

 GENTLEMEN OF THE GoNyE time sin

 The very short notice at which the cou ed upon to appear before You will #ere rel cuse, if my remarks are but few iher retu feet. covered,

 have been advised by the Conn bundle at the hands of my party lhr IS place. this much con tested honor-YU

 ferred upon me the nomination

 am before you gentlemen n Never you my acceptance of heuusi m splder br my thanks for the honor conlere as often

 That confidence, which have mlnd 10 so little to merit, it willbe the Fear not pride of my future life to ust Keep un nous exertion and honorable at9 h dark on zeal 'iia' slaii Ut III 'i''" "Trc sion rrL

 God forbid, then, that should ne or waste a thought, in the conn If the or expend an energy, but upon pn the sta of our principles andlhe welas your eyes ocratic party! If have Om tnce and ( deep, abiding, and sincere, t0a' nay be cb this earth, it is, that upon me Neve, do. Democratic principles and n'as s,.', ..e' ueS the happiness and prosperity '',sllliiS and. the honor, renown andld4 "atfiii by our nation amongst all 0IAef1 Mind wl

 Such are the feelings oisVeg 9ntent vii Democrat fireWood

 How much more keenly ~' % hrkness. come the pride and glory de' nd wh;cb ocrat to promote, maintain uo union and harmony of hs some fleets, that to its success aIOn1 when for continued triumph ali q Fight har continued prosperity, anu |er will con | .;,,oJ notional hnNOr n,I .,,

 It was once the case ala assion n,..s ~ been the case, until recently, or a Ja, a,''y ir this State, was unlsa nns n, Of late wears, il hasb.e sHe tha We have been embrolled anu The me, Dissension has loudly Pq Wbatevor the Democratic falns' l.',rcpJ i Poy that is wi bitter sway, and li'ed' lln worl, a. wei riumphanl:-anoiher esldsf omsd oU1A cares iT, mighty and will prevail. ieer}nll,,.l gu, The he

 How shall it be at our. .nsl pd dVsiully; sit, str we no cause for fear' s1 bp 'Ss whl who T loves his party and pa

 tender devotion, and resa"; 1sa, "A cheerI }eeISDa IeeIs springng doabl' If von h. the Wing ,,as Par'y ,bey be are aEds him, anc Their principles are .s.n ana gain no' wln Thev Tine us are e firm, they s'p" S'heI, till yo lnS nnes sy;neerjtv, aee though 'efls a By little ana a's s',,ue,I ,hen no fear, co9 Pnpleted.

 our divisions. In ten mOD aran -aWater fal and its neighbour, sg,1oril I"r Wears the with ,ad the "snas lsgsl ''1 Yss hs And so repeat oi the puor.ii s eft will be fill at of stone. strange sss gs' 'n's,' vha' .''''s's 's,i' S'sy ca9 anv ur, one say j;, {, n Dwight, IS por eess Ss.i I do fear for our al" ''. % ls45; after ,esa s;n, ,rpe Democrats ea a'er fever, Mir p0 To inc principles Ws Year of his a

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