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receive the appreciation and support of the Democracy of Arkansas; and whereas, the only practicable mode that presents itself to lthis meeting for the attainment of that object, 1 Is to commence the work in such a manner that the world may know and understand our position, we present the plain question: fire goa sat,Sfed 'rith he proceedings of the latc Dem0crdtic State Conrentioa2 If so, con- firm the nominations there made; and If not, revise the proceedings of that body We will not disguise our conviction of the fact, that some discord and dissension has found 1 their way into our ranks; nor will we relax in our efforts, or cease to use all honorable means, to conciliate all conflicting interests and local prejudces We invoke the discon- tented to calm and dispassionate investigation and reflection. If they shall see with.us the dangers to which our happy institutions are exposed, and the great efforts that are now making by the old Federal party, with more palatable name, to subvert the principles of Democracy, to turn the interest and the voice of the people into ridicule, to destroy that equality and mutual goodwill amongst the great family of American freemen that were so fondly cherished by Jefferson, the great apostle of Democracy, and to erect, i'll its stead, a great consolidated central head, in- dependent of the peoples will, then come with us, anu let us minister at the shrine ol our country's honor. our country's glory, and olr- -cnllntr31s prosperity and poIlr our yes sels Of oil upon the troubled waters; let us concede all let us yield every thing but principle, for the restoration of harmony and goodwill amongst the members of the great Democratic family: Therefore,

 Resoired, That we will most heartily and cheeriully unite with our political friends throughout the State to produce harmony and concert of action in the selection of all candidates to be run at the approaching elec- ton.

 Resolved, That we will unite in the sup port of the nominations made at the late Democratic State Convention, unless the mo- minees should be superseded by another Con- vention.

 Reso1red, That this meeting will appoint delegate to attend the Democratic State Convention, if one should be held at Little Rock in April next, with full power and au- thority to confirm the nominations made by the late Convention, or make other nomina- tions, if in their judgment the interest of the party and the cause of human rights will be promoted thereby.

 Which were unanimously adopted.

 Col. JOHNSON ]. JOINER was unanimously elected the delegate.

 On motion, Resoloed, That the Chairman and Secretary sign the proceedings and trans init copy to the Arkansas Banner.

 Whereupon, the meeting adjourned in great harmony and good feeling.

 GEORGE KEESEE, Chairman.

 E. M OWEN. SecretalN.