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On ;be 27th November, according To previous no- tice. the Democrats held meeting in Danvie, whco the following proceedings were had:

 The meeting was organized hy calling Colonel Ttrowss 10 lac Chair aa4 appointing Dr, GEO W. PARKER Secretary. The object of the meeting be- ing expIsined in a neat manner by he chairman,

 On motion oi T. r Sa,ti-r, comnittee oi nine were atpoiat,d 10 draft resolutions of the sense of this meeting.

 The committee consisted of the following gentle men, viz F. S Csdfey, John Haney, Geo Cole A, $ Heck. Wm. Witt, Wm Gray, A. MeCarIey, Henry Buckman and Geo. W Parker, Esq. Tie committee after yteiiberating for short time, pre- srned the following resolutions ;o the meeting for adoption tcjeeiion all oi wL.ich were adopted unanimously:

 Resolved That union, harmony and concert of action are most earnestly recommended 10 The re publican parry of ArSansa' for the purpose of men taining the ascendancy oi the great principles, 10 defend ana maintain which the party was organized and have ever contcnded and, 10 that end that all personal predee;ions and preferences should be dsregsrded in the jealous support of the democratic republican candidates. al the coming election in August next that may be nominated by the Demo- cratic State Convention.

 Resolved, That Hen. R. W. JOHNSON is our first choice to represent the State of Arkanshs in Congress that we believe him possessed of TALENT enough 10 represent this State. and We have the ut most confidence in him true democrat, and be- leye tha, no man could carry out the wishes of the democratic party CT give credit to the State.

 rGat, ionlr c ham every way qualified to fill the Congressional seat aud our delegates are requested tc urge bis elairas as the second choice Of this meeting

 Resolved, Thai ws have unbounded confidence in the Hon. THOMAS s. DREY. our taleuted and Executive, that he is entitled To our highest esteem for his honorable department as Governor of the State of Arkansas, and delegates be instructed 10 urge bis claims et he first choice of this meeting

 Resolsed. That A. E. Thornton is oar second choice 10 Gi the Execuliye office that We believe him good democrat and every way qualified, and that our delegates be instructed tovote accordingly

 The meeting thea proceeded to elect delegates to cast the vote of this couuty; whereapon, F P. Sad Ter and Geo W. Parker were elected voting dele. gatrs and in case of failure on teig part the fol- 1awiog gentlemen elected 10 E their place and vote accordingly; Wm. Briggs, sam1 Mcclure. A. MeCariey and John Haines Esq

 Tat the proceedings -ai this meeting be signed , toe Chairman and Secretary. and ieques, the De- mocTaiie papers throughout he State 10 publish tasn.

 On motion of Joan Aaney, Esq. the meeting ad. journed stae dIe.

 DAN'L THOMAS, Chairman

 Csc. W PAkgER, Seefetary.