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continuation of that kindly regard which has Tod to this nomination, and of those zealous efforts in the general cause which will result

 in triumph at our next election. On my own part will pledge to the Democracy, throughout the present canvass, that howev- CT much may be censured or objected to for other causes, in zeal and activity will be free from all reproach.

 have not regarded the present as an oc- casion appropriate, to the discussion of those principles which bind us together, nor do l deem it necessary even to enumerate them. [ :. Lave lived here from my childhood; have never skulked from their discussion have never wavered in their support and as 1t is well known, so may justly declare it, that Ihave no principles politically, and never have had, but those distinguishing the dem ocratic party of the Jefferson and Jackson school haue no doubts Ihave TO po- ltica1 back slidings for aohich to account to this conuention. Less upon this subject, could not say more deem unnecessary.

 In conclusion, Mr. President and gentle men, whilst agaln tender to you my sincere gratitude, for the very high appreciation you

 have expressed, permit me here to repeat the subject of my constant and public. declara

 ions heretofore, that had the result of your

 deliberations been different touching myself, your decision would have been met with cheerlulness by me, and firmly sustained. As

 its, will try it still.

 MT. Gaines of Scott, offered

 Resolred, That Robert W. Johnson, hay 1, ing been duly elected the nominee of this convention for Representative in Congress, we unanimously recommend him to the sup port of the democratic party in this State for that office.

 Which was unanimously adopted. Mir. Woodward of Independence, offered Resolued, That the thanks of this conven- ton be rendered 10 the officers of the same for the very prompt and efficient manner with which they discharged the duties de- yolved upon them respectively. Which was adopted unanimously with cheers

 On motion of Dr, Borland of Pulaski, committee was raised to draft an, address to the Democracy of the State of Arkansas. The chair appointed, Messre. Borland, Watkins, and English.

 On motion of Mr. Rust, of Union, the convention adjourned sine die. (Signed) GEORGE HILL, President. SAM'L ADAMS, Vice JOHN c. WALKER, Presidents. S. S. TUCKER, Sec'y

 CHA's B. MAGRUDER, Asst sec'y.