For Me .Arhansos Banner. lINsETT COUNTY.-DEMOCRATIC

 MEETING.
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< SATURDAY, March 18th, A. D. ls44 Sueeting of the Democratic citizens oi bnnty of Poinsett was held in the town Slyar pursuant to previous notice. A. bbertson was called to the chair, and

 Reed appointed secretary. The ob-

 fl the meeting was explained by the han in short but able address, in which ed the necessity of harmony and union

 Democratic ranks, and fully concurred

 propriety of holding new convention

 chthe whole State shall be represented ' rged with much earnestness and zeal Opriety of the Democratic party hold

 other State convention.

 motion of Richmond Hall, the chair hted a committee of thirty to draw and

 resolutions expressive of the sense of 6eeting, who retired and after a few nts returned and reported, by the chair

 f said committee, the following pre-

 and resolutions which were unani- y adopted

 order to produce harmony and concert Democratic party, to insure the triumph se principles held dear and sacred by

 numbers of the Democratic party ill |nt sections of the State, have urged H ere should be held another convention,

 table time and place, for the purpose &cting such candidates for Governor and |essman, as will unite the whole party support, and to make our triumph

 beyond a doubt; and being impressed, are, from the great preparations which

 ltlcal enemies are making for our over in the coming contest, that 1t will re- bur united energies successfully to op- fem, we concur with the measure to snother convention, in which the will whole party shall be fully reflected Fretore, Resolued-That we entirely

 in the necessity of holding Demo- State Convention, and would reeom-

 that 1t be held in the city of Little on the 9th Monday of April next. fOlced-That there be appointed by this g two delegates to attend the said con f0lred-That our delegates to the said lpilon be instructed to select those alone Fom their moral worth, honesty and are best able to serve their country maintain and defend the principles of fry, and that they be further instructed I their vote for no individual whose may be presented to their consideration Foes not fully adopt the Democratic and who Is not opposed to the crea-

 aNational Bank by Congress,-who opposed to the multilation of the con- Pn of the United States by the abroga- the Veto power,-who is not opposed nbutlng the proceeds of the public amongst the several states,-who is not fd to protective Tariff, h,-who is not ed to the assumption of the State debts General Government either directedly rectedly, and who is not opposed to onism.

 R0Eed-That we are in favor of a gA political organization of this county, upon political principles, and that we |0t permit any mere local question to or dlsunite our party.

 motion of Isaac Broekfield, Lewis H. and William .Thrower were appointed les to attend the State convention. FOlred-'That the proceedings of this g be signed by the Chairman and Se- X and be published in the Arkansas A. T. ROBERTSON, Chairm,aa. VEL REED, Secretary