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DEMORATlC MEETING IN FAYETTE


WILLIE. II.
Accolng to previous notice, the Democrats Of
WashiDaon county, assembled in the Court House
in the tor Of Fayetteville. on Monday the 9th
day Of Ny, 1874, for the purpose of nominating
| suitable cllidates to be run ON the Democratic
ticket, to alrssent the county Of Washington, in
the next legislature, as Senator and Representa-.
Itives-thsion. Robert McCamey was called to
the Chair, I'd J. c. Pittnan, appointed Secretary
After the cect of the meeting was expressed by
the Chair; committee was chosen TO select said
candida ties. The committee retired, and DURING
their abssn, Col. w. s. Oldham was called
upon to dsbr IN address, which he did in a
very able Unsatisfactory manner, proving Ia hi,
audience frordocuments then in his possession


many importa facts which the Wings epdeaxor to


deny. The tnmittee after being absent some


time, returnedls following report:
| We your conittee have nomiuated tho follow.


ing gentlemen be run on the Democratic ticket,
at the ensuing ,ction to represent the county of


Washington, asenator and Representatives, TO.


wit: The Hodsobt. McCamey as Senator, and
the Hon. ThosVilson. Maj. John Billingsley,
Tho's H. Tenna L. c. Blakemore, and Carrot
Trammell, as baFesentatives. Which report
was. adopted.


u
their acceptanc9f their nominations. All of
whom accepted,ir nomation except Garret
Trammell, who selined. Whereupon, Isaac
Strain was put ir mination to fill the vacancy
occasionsd by thes acceptance of Carrot Tram
mel; which nom ton was unanimously sus.
tained by the houe


On motion it VI Resolped by this convention,


that we heartily chr in the nominations made


by the late DemocSc State Convention, held in
the city of Little in April last.


Rssolred, That kiel ]. Chapman, of Inde-


pendence county, II gentleman Of high moral


worth and intellig@, and is suitable person to


be run by the Denlhtic party for the office of
i Governor, and shaLcceive our undivided sup


port. 81
J. Resozred, That No hands Of the Honorable
|. A.. Yell, the intere9 the State would be safe ;
the protection Of ufhnceless frontier be watch
ed, and the principlof the Democratic party
would Be guarded aeefended in Congress.


] Therefore we wiz st cheerfully give him our


united support for y gh and responsible station
OF Representative iq Congress- of the United
States. -,
u Rcso!red, That wnve the Utmost confidence
In the Democratic Aipes of Col. Mark w.
Is Oldboi Chester ny, and Col. Williamson
K1o to defend - bellevem to be able and viii.


fhsesiry se,drsy upppls !. Psssidsn,aI H
,11 Rs.o,gsd, That, i approve Of ,,o oo,,,,.


psn,1sd BY our the ,e ss.s 1 con
. Resolved, That th


a ing be signed by the R3eedings Of this mect-
!. that .he Democratic id mt and Secretary, and
questsdss publish the saAs OF this State, be re-


On motion the meetingN -
Q RoB'T Mined:


, J. c. P1rTMAN,, ,Ssercta,a. .sMEY, China.


From Hayti. schoopcsx-


the New York Herald, arrived IL Scott, says
9 on the 22d ult., in 10 day, passas Zines. Hole,
: mingo. I'M st. Do
When she sailed, st. Daningo wash


> of the rebels, but the Preident was hands
a with large force to recaptra il. He xancing
eating all the small rebelbphs places on lltrbju.
D thitherward. 1t was his iieuion to surroS Srch
city, cut of supplies, andthsn lombard ithe
: subsection. IIs g
> There has been, thereto, by this time, sor


hard fighting, a. the Sp4iards had = force
. about Il, 900 mon, to boa3aaaipst the Pr.s;da
y and his army. -
+ MoOensenf of Irocps.-he St. Louis New E
ID :, "Ane steamer Maria ID There this morning /
n New orleans. We learlthat she VIA stop
n jefferson Barracks and tak on board eight tor
h Padios or the third regimee Of the United Staa