ANnrHER DEMocRATIC CoNYENTION.
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! ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

 Twill be remembered by our readers that we readily agreed, with those Democrats who desired it. as to the propriety ofholding another State Conyen ton; and, at an early day, united with them in the call for it. We ayailed of the occasion to express our own views and feelings on the subject, freely aad eandidy We said that we were satisfied with the nominees of the December Convention. We had no reason to be otherwise. But We would have been equally we'll satisfied withany other nominations which the Convention might have made; for having been in tho state only few days. stranger to all,

 and only desirous to learn and execute Me ,eH QfHe paftg our views and feelings were naturally--iney- itabiy indced-based upon the fullest expression oi Hat pH, within reach. And such Was the ac- ton of the December Convention. Soon after the adjournment of the Convention however we learu-

 ed from sources which were intiled to our respect

 that there was so much dissatisfaction with the nom-

 nations which had been made, especially as the Convention did not trepresent majority of the Coun- ties,-that, unless some prompt and decided steps were taken, to produce harmony and concert of ac- tion there would be danger of fatal divisions in the party. While we believed the danger had been some NHdl tNdSScIdtcu, yet we kllSW tlidS ulcTe Was some dissatisfaction; and, holding the feelings and opinions of every one in ect,-knowing that the nominations had been made by minority Conven- tion,-and desiring intre harmony and union in our party, we cheerlully recommended, what seemed to us and to others the best means of justice to ali-the holding another Convention. In this recommends ton We made only one condition; and that was that the lime to be fixed upon for holding the new Con- vention should be such as to afford ample and con venient opportunity for all the counties to act de-

 iberately and efciently,sin holdii., meetings and appointing delegates.

 For this purpose, suggested the first Moaday ia Ma5 next, a suitable day. This was objected to, for various reasons. We next proposed the fffh Moqday n April Our only object in naming these days was the greatest convenience to the greatest number Neither day, however, suggested by us has met with general adoption; but an earlier day. shll,-the THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL, seems to have met with general preference, and been agreed upon as the day of meeting for the new Convention We repeat our preference for either of the days we pro- posed because think either of thern by affordng more time, and probably better weather, would in- sure fuller representation in the Convention; but readily yield our choice to that of the majority Except for the purpose mentioned, it is of no inn portancc to us, to the Democrats of this County on what day the Convention may be held We are at home, and can attend at any time whether noti- lied week or a month before hand IL was for the distant counties we proposed the time, in order that they might be able to come with certainty and con venience, and in full force. With the majority, therefore, we agree upon the THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL, as the day for holding the Democratic State Convention. We wish every county in the State could be fully represented in this Convention; we sincerely hope that, at least majority of them win be. In recent numbers, we have published the pro- ceedings of public meetings in Chicot, Phillips, CfaWford, and Saline counties. To-day we publish proceedings ftom PoMseH and Coaacag countless We learn from private letters, and other sources. that many other counties have, by this time, held meetings and appointed delegates; and we hope to lay their proceedings before our readers next week. Let it be borne in mind that the Convention is to be held on the third Monday in .lpril-he 18th of neat month only nineteen days from this time All there tore who desire and intend to ba represented should be up and doing. The time for action is short and admits of no delay