DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION of PULASKI

 COUNTY
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S6tUfdGY June Z9tA, i644. The Pulaski county Democratic Conven- ton, which assembled in this city on the 8th June, and adjourned to the 29th, met this day, ill the City Hall, at , o'clock, P M, accor- ding to adjournment

 WILLIAM FIELD, Esq, Chairman MR ADAMsoN, Secretary, not being present, on motion, A. II. RUTHERFORD, Esq, was ap- pointed Secretary. On motion of L. R. Lincoln, Esq,

 Resoiced, That the Chairman appoint committee of THIRTY, from the several town ships here represented, to nominate suitable candidates to represent Pulaski county, in the Senate and House of Representatives, of the next session of the Legislature of Arkansas. Whereupon, the Chairman appointed the following

 COMMITTEE:

 L. Reardon, John Adamson, s. s. Tucker. James Armstrong, Reuben Raines, Hugh Bro- gan, Alexander George, James B. Douglass, Ephraim Busby, James M. Danley, Francis McCann, s. Huddleston, Wm. Marcus, David Skelton, N. Faulkner, Samuel H. Webb, Isaac Johnson, P. McCraw, Jared C. Martin, Charles Lewis, George Brodie, Washington Lewis, l. NJ. Moore, Samuel White, R. Munson, Paul Williams, Jos Winters, c. 4. Berthe, Charles E. Moore, Allen Martin.

 As the committee was about retiring, R. W. Johnson, Esq, read the following letter from Judge EUCLID l.. JOHNSON.

 LITTLE ROCK, June 20, 1874. To the Democrofic Coneeati0a of Palaski:

 GENrlEmEN-I have been so frequently spoken of as probable candidate for the Sen- ate or House of Representatives. at the ensu- ing election, that it has been but little doubtful (unless forstalled, that my name would be presented for your consideration for one of the offices named. In consequence of my private business, requiring the whole of my