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.frbqnsas-John NJ. shultz s,, Mitchell. ana

 conray-B. z B. Ball, Jacob ,In,,. G. Brent. ''ussa

 Cramtord-G. Y. Latham. " J J. P. Smith, W. c. Scott and JoI1

 Clark-F. Jordan Chicot-Silas Craig. Fraak.lin-John D. Steel, Hot Spring-Chas. Burke. Je6erson-Antoine Barraque. F VI sey and William Phillips.

 Jodnson-Samuel Adams

 Novoe-P, Sherman and Job, "

 Neaetoa-John M. Ross,

 Pope-Jno. Bruton.

 Phalips-R. H. Y Yeates.

 .Saiine-J. J. Joyner.

 Searey aud Marion-Isbam Hoi.. Benjamin Hull.

 Sh FfaRciS-John c. Johnson

 Westinghouse. G. Newton. ". and o. Evans. u

 Moptgomery-Edward Akin.

 Pulaski-C. Ashley, C.E. Moore, SC Hill.

 On motion of E. L. Johnson. F, ReSofeed, That all the Editors ii, pers in the city of Little Rock. Q, < porters, be invited to take seats inh,I the Convention, and take notes ofes ings, if they desire to do so. r On motion of Gen. Mitchell.

 ReSoFed, That the President n, committee of nine to divide the Sa three electoral districts, and to u,n' suitable persons, one in each distriaI didates for electors of President ,a President of the United States. Whereupon, the President appon said committee, Messrs. Mitchell Johnson, Evans, Bruton, Jordan, HI,' and Moore,-who, after deliberatioD.,

  as follows

 The first District to be composei Fayetteville and Johnson c. H. Landl

 The second District to be compos, Little Rock and Red River Land dst The ttird District to be composel BatesVille and Mississippi Land dRtn And for Electors :-WlLLIAMsoS HAM for the First District, CHrsrE LEY for the Second District; and ' HARD for the Third District.

 This report was adopted

 On motion of Mr. Ross

 Resolred, That 1t is necessary a dient for the gentlemen nominated Convention, as candidates for EIa President and Vice President of tl States, to visit every county within spective districts, and address the ci the politieal-questions that agitale | try, on all occasions that may oi also 10 canvass the whole State fl power.

 Resoieed further, That it is tn every Democrat 10 contend for, ani the cause of the great Democratc every way that prudence may dica

 On motion of Dr. Brent

 Res0lued, That q committee of gate from each Senatorial district C this Convention, be appointed todeV of cancellation and harmony in dl cratic ranks; and report the first al choices of the Democracy in thd districts, as far as they may be with regard to the Presidency and sidency of the United States.

 The President appointed, as said lee, Mcssrs. Brent, Newton, Cn Shultz, Moore, Yeates, Hodges, En Joyner, Jordan and Johnson

 This committe, after deliberatiOl full and elaborate report, setting io interesting facts in the political hist' country, tending particularly and t sustain the character of MARTIN NA as a pure patriot, an able statesman, tried Democrat, in whom there $ ] And, in conclusion, the report decla tia Vaa Bwen to be the first chol Democracy of Arkansas. for the olll sident; RICHARD RI. JOHNSON tol Icoad choice for the Presidency , l POLK 10 be the first choice for the' sidency; and LEVI WoopRuRY tot cond choice for the Vice Presldenq report was unanimously adopted'

 On motion of Mir. Evans,

 Resolped, That committee d 1 appointed by the President, to wat several gentleman whose names na!l sented to this Convention, as candI the office of Governor and RqIe in Congress, and to ascertain ther on the several questions which 2 two great political parties of the ln' also, whether they will submit ihs to this Convention, and lend their al port of the nominations for GoFel Representative in Congress winch made by this Convention. i,

 The President appointed, as 'aId tee, Messrs. Evans, Roane, Cralst and Joyner.

 On Wednesday evening, thls ( {, reported that they had perfo1ned U U as far as practicable, and now hanaf. munications, in reply to ther i1'fro 2, q from Governor Yell, and Gsn'l r way. Which communications WI Y rally, read to the Convention, 0y U tary. <

 On motion of Col. Ashley--a .. of four was appointed to report 'lT n, suitable persons to represent me ,' p' of this State in the National oone V assemble in Baltimore, Oh the 4'i' Y x May next, for the purpose oi nonl,is Ts didates for the Presidency ana " 7. deney. Whereupon, the Presiden''g \