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In answer to a call previously made, re- spectable portion of the democracy of Ouaehi- ta county, assembled at the courthouse, in Camden, on Thursday the 9th day of No vember, for the purpose of appointing dele gate to the Democratic State Convention, to be held in the city of Little Rock, on the 1st Monday in December.

 On motion of Maj. H. ". Ashley, Col. Vim. Foster was called to the chair, and Thomas R. Murrell appointed secretary.

 The object of the meeting having been ex- pained, the chair announced It's readiness to receive minations:-Wh Whereupon, Noble Johnson, Esq, nominated John II. Pearce as being, in every respect, suitable person to represent this county in the contemplated State Convention. Other nominations were made, but upon consultation, they were with drawn. The vote being then taken, John H. Pearce was unanimously chosen to represent Ouachita county in the Democratic State Con- vention; and on motion, Col. Wm. Foster was appointed his alternate.

 Col G. R. McKelvey then submitted the following resolutions, which were adopted without opposition.

 1st Resozred, That this meeting, having full confidence in the wisdom and discretion of majority of such democratic delegates as may meet in convention from the different sections of the State, and feeling well assured that nothing will be transacted in said con- vention, without an eye single to the advance ment and final triumph of the democratic cause in Arkansas, deem it unnecessary to indicate any choice or preference with regard to such nominations and appointments as it is the object of the convention to make.

 2nd. Resolred, That our delegate be and he is hereby instructed to cooperate with delegates from the other counties of the State, in making such nominations of a candidate for Governor, candidate for Congress, three electors for President, and three delegates to the Baltimore National Convention, as may be best calculated to unite and harmonize the democratic party in the approaching contest.

 Sd. Resolued, That the secretary furnish our delegate with copy of the proceedings of this meeting, and also one for publication in the .4rkdnsas Banner.

 There being no other business before the meeting, on motion, it adjourned sine die.

 WILLIAM FOSTER, Chairman.

 THOMAS R. MURRELL, Secretary.