DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
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In accordance with calls from various counties Convention of the Democratic party of this State assembled in the State House, in this city, on Mon- day last, the 18th instant, at o'clock P. M.

 The Convention called to order by appoint ing MT. JOHN BRUToN President, pro fem. and S. s. Tucker and [. J. Reardon, Esqs. Secretaries, pro fem.

 On motion, the several counties were called in alphabetical order, and delegates from eighteen coun- ties appeared, and took their seats, viz-from Ar kansas, Conway, Crawford, Clark, Chicot, Frank lin, Jefferson, Johnson, Monroe, Montgomery, New ton, Pulaski, Pope, Phillips, Saline, Searcy, St. Francis, Washington, Hotspring. The ratio of rep resentation being the same in the Convention as in the House of Representatives of the State Legsla- ture, these counties untitled to thirty fUe votes. On motion, the President appointed Committee of seuen, to recommend officers for the Convention. On motion, the Convention adjourned until Tues day morning at 10 o'clock.

 TUESDAY, 10 o'clock A. M. The Convention met pursuant to adjournment. The counties being called, the same were present as yesterday.

 The Committee, appointed to recommend officers for the Convention, reported as follows:

 SAMUEL ADAMS, President.

 sans sam'1 fdgran; MSTsaa11, Vice Presidents.

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 WRWe expected to be able to give the proceedings of the Con- vention in to-day's paper; but as that body is still in session, at the hour when we are compelled to go to press, we have to postpone them until next week.