Green lCoanty DemoegatIc l,oayeutlOu,
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At . Democratic Convention, at Gainesville, Green county, Arks., the llth day of Sept, le47 flor the purpose of nominating deegates to attend the democratic State Convention to Do held at tkle Rock, on the first Monday in January, 1s4S--

 On motion of pr. c. D. ,Cref, the Hon. James Clark was called to the chair, and Henry Powell was appointed Secretary.

 The following resoIutiOn was offered and adop- ted.

 Resolped, That committee of four be appointed by the chair, draft resolutions expressive of the sense of this convention.

 And the chair appointed the following gentlemen, to wie John M. Mitchell, Dr. G. B. Croft, A. l.. Stuart, and John Mccoy. The committee retired, and, after short absence, returned and reported the following resolutions; fE

 Res0loed, That five delegates be appointed to att tend the democratic state convention, be held al Little Rock on the first Monday in January, lS4S, for the purpose of nominating candidate for Rep reseDtative to the Both Congress, Governor of the State of Arkansas, and three Electors for President aud Vice President of the United States

 Rssoiced. That the delegation consist of the fol- lowing gentlemen, to wit; Dr. C. D. Crejt, John McCoy, J. N. Maehea, 4. T. PaFycar, and Rev. J. K. NOrseOrths. Resolued, That we approve measures and not men"--that we instruct delegation to take into consideration the long neglect of the northern part of our state, and endeavor to select candidates whose interests are identified with our nteTests and if they cannot obtain equal share in the disfri- button of oces, then to go for such men as in their opinion, would be most acceptable to their eonsti- tuency.

 ResolUed, That we are opposed to all Bankiag and srindliny fnstitutiOns. To higa protcctrs TeriG- and to the distribnon c e public laHds an'Ong the States.

 ResOlced, That we approve of the sub-treasury system, and are in tap0r of fhe grGduatioH of d.e price of the public lands. Resotred, That each township in this county be requested to hold township meetings, to express their sentiments and draw up such instructions us they may wish their delegation to adhere to- ResolDed, That the prudence and wisdom exhibi ted by our chief magistrate, James h Potk entitlc him to the confidence and gratitude of the notion.

 Resotoed, That the Secretary furnish each delegate with certificate of his appointment. ResOl1ed, That every democratic paper published in this State be requested to publish the proceedings of this convention.

 Which resolutions were adopted by the conven- vention, and, motion, the convention adjourned.

 JAMES CLARK, CAaiTmaa. HENRY POWELL, SecretGry. SENSIBLE THE LAsT.-The Earl of Malmsbury, in writing of the illness of one of the Georges says that when the physician Willis, who was also a clergyman, entered the room the king asked him II he, who was clergyman, was not ashamed of him. self for exercising such profession. E. 'sSir," said Willis, "Our Savior himself went about healing the sick" se

 "Yes," answered the king, "but he had not f700 | year for it.''