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stqte Gooernmeat .ueeting-A Meeting of tho citizens of Washington county was held at Fayetteville, on the sth inst. for the pur- pose ofdiscussing tho expediency of entering into State Government, A committee of five having been appointed, seported the fol- lowing resolutions--which were analimousIg adopted

 Resoiued, That it is expedient fer the people of Arkansas to make immediate ap- plieation 10 the Congress of the United States, for admission into the Union on an equal footing with the original States.

 Resolred, That his Excellency the Gov ernor of the Territory of Arkansas be re- spectfully requested to convene the L6gis- Iature ot the Territory at the earliest pos- sible day, 10 pass such laws as may be necessary to calling and holding Con- vention.

 Rssolued, That tho Legislature of the Territory be requested 10 legislate on no other subjects than such as are necessary to tho call of a Convention, and the keep ing in existence the Territorial Govern ment, until such time as Arkansas shall be admitted into the Union.

 Rssolred, That Col HenaY s. HHsoa, Dr. Janaes .M. CowdlY, H'.a. .McK. BaA, Esq, pr. n. H. Ciark, Col. $. c. Saecd, Mr. Ipiihs s. Wallace, and B. E. Snifhsoa, Esq, be committee to communicate the proceedings of this meeting to his Excel lency the Governor, and respectfully re- quest his compliance with the terms of the second resolution.

 Resolped That James Burnside, Esq. Rev. Wn. I. Lorremore, J. .M. Hoge, Esq, Mr. James Brandon. Mr. R. R. CoBee, Mir. .ab'm .4llea, and Mr. [. Blodie, be a committee 10 communicate the pro- ceedings of this meeting to both Houses of the Legislature, and request their concur yenee therein.

 In accordance with the above, the commit tee addressed a communication to the Gov ernor, on the 10th inst. containing an expose ofthe considerations which induced the meet ing-together with copy of it's proceedings and respectfully soliciting a compliance on the part of the Executive with the request of the second Resolution. Tn the Governors reply, which is dated on the 24th inst, he declines acting in accordance with the re- quests of the meeting stating that his views on the subject are already before the people. He ayers that the State of Arkansas may vote in the coming Presidential election, provided she shall have adopted a Constitu. 

 ton and organized State Government even if that Constitution shall not have re- ceived the sanction of Congress at the time of such election. He cites, as proof, the fact of Missouri having voted for President and Vice President, the fall previous to the me- .norable discussion of her Constitution by Congress-whch vote was counted He al- so furnishes some extracts from the Report of MT. Lowndes-one of the committee of Congress to whom was referred the eonstitu- ton of MissoGri-@to prove that so soon as a Territory forms Consultation, it ceases to be q Territory, and becomes to all intents and purposes State, and must be consider ed and acknowledged as such.

 