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defeod them and that while we desire to send
such persons as will ably and efectually represent
the interests of the whole state, yet II one can
honorbly be united upon, we believe western
candidate would be most surely unite the party,
and serve the interest ST the state.


Resolved That we look with honor upon the
democr racy and ability of our fellow-ctIzen, A.
fred NJ Wilson, Esq, that he is one who will sue
cessfully represent our interests in Congress-, and
ut all times be found ready to maintain the great
principles of the Democratic Party and that having
entire confidence in the faith, integrity and de-
mocracy of Alfred M. Wilson, that our delegate cs
to the convention be and are hereby instructed to
cast their votes for him the first choice of this
county, and that they use all honorable means 10
ensure his nomination as a candidate for Con.
gress. to be elected in August ensuing.


Resolved. That Judge williamson 5. Odhsm,
Of Washington county, is our second choice for n
candidate to Congress.


Resolced That reposing implicit confidence in
the ability and democratic faith and principles of
Samuel c. Roane ESQ.,, of Jefferson county our del
egates be, and hereby, instructed to cast their
votes for him first choice for Governor of the
State, and that A. E. Thornton, Esq, is our Sc
cond choice


ROsolred, That delegates be sent to the state
convention, three voting delegates, and three alter
mates, viz: Judge J. M. Hoge, John II. Ilamock.
j. w. Washburne; Alternates--Maj. John b
Dickson, John Gilbrath and ]. b. McLain.


Resolred, That in case any one OF the voting dele
gates should not attend the convention at Little
| Rock, then the two or one attending be and |:
hereby authorized to cast the vote votes.
| On motion the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT COWAN, Chairman.
| J. w. WASHBoURNE, Secretary.