WrnSEspAy MORNING, December 6.
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 6. The Convention met, pursuant to adjourn ment. The minutes of yesterday were read. Mr. Greenwood offered the following Resolred, That we earnestly recommend the nominees of this Convention to the De mocracy of Arkansas, at the coming election in 1914.

 Which was adopted; Mir. Weller only dis senting.

 Mir. Rector offered the following:

 Resolued, That the publisher of s'fhe Ar kansas Bannern be requested to print, n pamphlet form, four thousand copies ot the address prepared by this Convention, anc distribute the same to the several counties in proportion to their representation Ill this Convention.

 Which was unanimously adopted.

 Mr. Gray offered the following:

 Resolred, That we tender, to the officer: of this Convention, our thanks for the abl' manner in winch they have discharged thei respective duties. | Which was adopted.

 MT. Greenwood offered the following

 Resozred, That the proceedings of thi Convention be signed by the President ant Secretaries, and transmitted to "The Arkan sas Banner," for publication, requesting al other Democratic papers to copy.

 On motion of Mir. Drew, the Convention adjourned, sine die.

 JOHN S. FICKLIN, President. s. S. TUCKER Secretaries. | l.. J. REARDoN,