DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ST.

 FRANCIS COINTY-
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Pursuant 10 previous notice, a large and respectable meeting of the democratic eiti- zens ei St. Francis county took place at Re- view, on the 27th of Dec. I845, for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend democratic State Convention, to be holden al Little Rock. on the 8th of January, 1916.

 On motion, Col. Mark W. izard was called 10 the Ciair-when, in brief man. her, he explained the object of the meeting.

 On motion, D. N. Seabon was appointed ec elary.

 On motion of j. ". Calvert, committee of five, consisting of James RI. Ialyert, Jno W. Calvert, John c. Johnson, A, c. McDan- iel, and John McDaHiel. was appointed to draft suitable resolutions, expressive Of the sense of this meeting; and also to appoint delegates 10 attend said Slate Convention.

 The committee retired short lime, when they returned and submitted tie following as the result of their deliberations.

 We, your committee, have attended to the duties assigned Us, and submit inc following for adoption:

 We recommend the following named gen. tlemeu, as suitable persons to represent this couRy in the State Convention to be held at Lille Rock. Oil the 8lh of January, lS4o:- James Al. iialbert, John C. Johnson, James B. Jackson, John ". Calvert, Cornelius Da- wis. Col. M ". Izaryi, lohn Nj. Griggs, john Mcdaniel, ? Hill, and Col. AustIll; and any one or two of those are uhoilsed 10 cast the vote of ths county, i'll sad convention.

 BcSoleed, That ihe citizens of this couu- ty look forward with no iale salicltude 10 the re-eleetion Of the Hon. Chester Ashley to lhe United Stales Senate.

 ReSolred, That we view with regret that portion oi the Hon. \. ! ellis commanica- tion declining d reelection to the station he now occupies

 Resoleed, That the able and zealous manner in which the Hon. Yell has, on so many occasions, both at heme and .abroad, discharged his duty as a public iunclloaafy, intitles him, on retirement to private Ilie, To the thanks of the people of Arkansas.

 Resolred, That we have full confidence II the integrity, ability and zeal of our fellow citizen, Robert ". John4on, who has batiled 1T lently in the ranks Of democracy from carly youth without blot or blemish being cast upon him by friend oi foe. l. would give Us pleasure to see him elected to Congreis, ehere his usefulness would be more widely diAused in our cause.

 Rcso1red, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed hv the chairman and sec rerary, and furnished 10 the editor of the Arkansas Banner for publication.

 On motion, lhe foregoing resolutions were unanimously adopted.

 On molten, ihe meeting adjourned.

 M ". HARD, Chairman. c. " S2ABoEN, Secretary,