RES0LuTIONS.
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Mr.. Hampstead offered:


l. Resolved, Tha: experience fully demonstrates
that democratic State Conventions necessary
TO produce union and concert of action in COM
mon cause, and that the assemblagcs held at reg
ular and stated periods constitute the best mode Of
understanding each other, maintaining party pow
er, and defeating udversares, who always
hope TO conquer by our divisions.


2. ResOtred, That rnesty recommend to
the democracy Of Arkansas, necessary and
uniform course of proceeding, hold u state
convention at the city of Little Rock tho first
Monday of January in every two years, and that
the counties respectively do selec, in primary
meetings and send to such conventions, a number
of voting delegates. equal to their respective rep
rcsentetion in the House of Representatives of
the General Assembly, according TO tho appor-
tonment for the time being; and also send such
number of general delegates, as the counties re-
spectvely may deem proper.


3. Resoired, That TO carry out the above re-
commentator, we earnestly urge the holding of
convention at Little Rock on the first NJ onda y
of january, 1S4S, TO nomiriute electors of Prcsi-
dent and Vice Observation-Disclosures of the State,
and a Representative to he 3Ist Congress; and 10
transact such business as tbe convention NAV
deem legitimate; and feel confident that the
importance OF these matters, will induce every
democrat, and democratic press in the State, to
warmly advocate the measure at the proper time
10 the end that every county may feel such an in
terest In It, as 10 take steps 10 ensure full rep
resen!ation.