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vices to our State. Should the eminent ser vices of such man be forgotten? Should a tried. efficient, and valuable pubic servant be allowed to pass away from public business: We think not. and we do believe that every true democrat will think with us.

 Resozred. Ina! our special thanks gre also due and are hereby tendered unto the Hon. Chester Asblev. for tic zealous and efficient manner in which he has sustained the best interests of our Republic. and that ih con- si.lararion thereof our democratic brethren will no doubt render unto him the reward due unto services of so much beneAt 10 me public veal.

 Besolred. That our old and valued ser want the lion. Ambrose Il. Sevler, shall not bc nosecl over in silence: He has fought the rood fight for democracy, he has ever SuS- lained our infant Stale i'll her best interests :; he merits the confidence which has been heretofore reposed ill him; and that conn Ience being still unbroken, he shall receive our support in the time ot need.

 The foregoing resolutions having been put from the chair, were unanimr usiy adopted, wberauDon it was resolved, that one copy of these proceedings be forwarded to the Arkansas Banner for publication, and one copy be delivered to the said delegates from this county, and that the thanks ol this meet ine are eHdered to the chairman and seeFe- tary.

 On motion, resolved that this meeting do

 P. PHILLIPS, Chairman.

 CALVIN CLIFT, Secretary.