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at Little Rock, as democratic paper; but on the contrary, by its abuse of almost every prominent member of the democratic party; and by its eulogy and praise of disorganlzers' and it's disorganizing course in relation to oui State Convention, we cannot view It i'll any other light than as Hwolf in sheep's clo- thing" and we hold it up to the State as a low, scurrilous and piratical sheet.

 On motion, 1t was

 Ieeso1eed, That the Secretary read the re- solutions one at a time, and that the vote be taken on each separately.

 The resolutions being read by the Secreta- ", were put to vote by the President, and were, one by one, unanimously adopted

 On motion of Maj. D. Thompson,

 Rcsozoed, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sec retary, and that the democratic papers in the State be requested to publish tha same

 EPHRAIM GOBLE, Chairmaa.

 WFsT HARRIS SccrstGfV.