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At meeting held in the town of Eliza beth, Jackson county, on the 9th of October 1843, NJ. B. Mccoy was called to the Chair and J. Toney, Esq, appointed Secretary The object of the meeting was explained by the Chairman; after which spirited address was delivered to the meeting by Judge Robin son. Judge Stephenson, Wm Haggard, and Alvin Mcdonald, were appointed commit tee to draft a Preamble and Resolutions, ex- pressive of this meeting, which is as follows

 Whereas, constant vigilance is the bulwarll oi freedom and unity in the republican ranks is all important to the perpetuity of our free institutions, and long pull, strong pull, and pull altogether, Is at this particular juneture strenuously demanded of all demo- erats, that they may yet sustain those glo- rious institutions, and republican principles, in the establishment ailti support oi W ,icil i'll America our forefathers dared to meet the bloody frowns of oppressive tyranny. There fore, be 1t resolved,

 list, That we approve of Stale Conven- tion, to be held at Little Rock, on the First Monday in December neat, for the purpose of nominating candidate for Governor, a candidate for Congress, three electors. for President, three delegates to the Baltimore National Convention, and also expressive of preference for President and Vice President.

 2d, We think such course most polite, nasmuch as it will be the best calculated in its tendency, to prevent dissatisfaction and dis cord among the different aspirants for office in our ranks, and to secure harmony and con- cert of action in the coming contest.

 Sd, That on mature deliberation on the part of this meeting, James Robinson and William II. Morris, be appointed delegates for this county, to attend the State Conven- tion, at Little Rock, on the first Monday in December next

 4th, And that the delegates from this county cooperate with the delegates of White and Monroe counties, in the nomination of a suitable candidate for the Senate, to repre- sent this district in the State Legislature of 1S44.

 The above, being submitted to the meet ing, were unanimously adopted.

 ". B. MCCOY, Chairman.

 JOHN ToNgY, Secretary,