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In putsnsnrs uf call pubiished In the Register and Journal, full meeting of the democratic party convened al the Court House on "Wednesday night, for the purpoee of appointing delegates the Dis uict Convention to be held at Claiborne the 9th proximo.

 The meeting was organised by ca Hing Gen. w.. CRABB 10 the Chair, and appointing w. H. DAvts Secretary

 Aher brlef but iorcible address from the chaIr- man, the following preamble and solutions were offered by Daniel Chandler, Esq, and recommended to the meeting by of hs stirring and effective ef forts:

 ThIs meeting having confidence in the delegates that may be appointed represent this county m the convention that will soon meet to nominate caDdi- date for Congress in this distrct and believing that lhe convention will make, from the distinguished gentlemen who have been recommended tS Its con sderatIon, such selection as will unite the demo- cratic party in the nees support, do therefore recommend he adoption Of the following Resou. tons, viz:

 1. Resolved, That the chairman appoint five dele. gates to represent hs county in the convention lha meets al Claiborne, the second Monday of June next, to nominate "A candidate for this Comgressona District, and that said delegates have power 10 fl any vacancy that may occur, by resignation or fail urc from an, cause 10 attend said convention. 2. Resolved. That while this meeting prefer the nomination of either Col. PHILLIPS, or Col. WALK ER, both of ~hom are citizens of this county ana each of whom has the confidence oi ,he democratic party, yet they will cheerIul unite in he support any one uh ho na, be nnmi"aed by the convention ai the candidate of lhe democratic parry

 No debate occurring on the resolui ions, they wei, put 10 the meeting and unanimously adopted.

 Col. Plalt WAS then called for and responded il his usual ardent and spirited le. The meeting then adjourned.

 GEO. W. CRABB, Chairman. l ". II. DAVIS, Secretary.

 Pursuant to the first resolution, the following gen tlemen were appointed Delegates:

 Gen. John W. Moore, Joseph C. Smith, Esq Major Thomas Holland, Hon, Joseph Seawel ano Major Boyd D. Simison. F