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cert of action absolutely necessary to carry out these principles-and whereas, the lion A. Y ell has declined to the people, through public communication, his determination l to decline reelection to the House ol Rep resentaiives. Therefore, be It

 Rcsoiped, That we, the Democrats oi IIenpstead county will cordially meet onr brethren of the Stale ill Convention at Little Rock, on h 9th, of January next, to choose and select suitable candidate 10 represent the State of Arkansas in the next Congress of the United States.

 Reaolced, That fifteen delegates be ap- pointed to representthe democracy of Hemp stead in the said convention; and that Geo. till, Hugh i. Blevins, and Isaac C. Iupper be and are hereby appointed to cast the vote of this county. And should either of these be unable to attend said convention, the dei- egales appointed by this meeting are hereby authorised to i'll any such vacancy fer the purpose of casting Ille vote of the county.

 {eSoiecd, That we ire in favor oi the reelection of Chester Ashley 10 the Senate of the United States, and urgently recon mend him io the democracy of the next Leg islaiure as the most suitable individual ta fill that stalion,-many of us haging sao#a him from the earIies infancy of Arkansas as a firm, true, and unwaYeri0g sap992teg oi those principles upon which We deem all that is great and good in OUT government. to depend, and which w, as democrats, afe proud to cherish-anI support

 2csoiced, That we rajoiee In the pros ppp4 at7oot' enumeration aiis. &5s.t Republic, Texas and regard the efforts made by the Democracy of he Union du- ring the late Presidential canvass to bring about this glorious resulS us one of lGe brightest demonstrations of true patriotism, and entitled to the admiration and gratitude of every lover of freedom.

 RaSoired, That we arc in favor of rev- enae tariff, and opposed to moaoPolies oi

 Ee3o1ced, That now; and forever. we ase opposed to tie establishment! of a U. Staes Bank

 Ecsolred, That we are i'll favor of speea- ily extending the JafadicIon of the United States over the territory of Oregon, and re- quest our Senators and Representatives to afQe it's speedy accomplishment.

 Rssalrsd, That the foregoing resolutions embody the opioians an3l principles of the Democratic party Of LemPstead eouaiy; aud that we ever, have and egef will, on all suitable occasioos, defend and laa;ata:n them.

 I 5ai,ed That John |. I.a5ls, Calvin Foulas, T. 5I. R Dankhtai, $ Baldwin, ]. Johnson joha B. Saa1i.e-, Jesse Aycock William Johnson. William McRiicr, William Baher &il illiafl Arneit- 1ld Joshua Morrison. be appointed delegates lo represent the dc- mocfacy of EiemPs,eaj county, aad to give theif vaice in the convention b be heId at Liala Rock, oa tae 9tlt9f January next.

 Hes2lted, F!lat the Arkansas Banner be furnished vi b q cops of tae Pfoesc5aags oH lhi5 meeting, with ieqaest lhat taa Ba0aoy. Helena Journal, and Van Bagea IatelIigeaoes ailI publish them.

 Whcfeupoa the meeting adiea.nel.

 REGARD PRYOR, Ch'n. R3cnABD r. SULLIVAN, Sac,y.