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 I Resolred, That we approve of the pro- posed State Convention to be holden at Little Rock on the first Monday in December next, for the purpose of nominating suitable per sons to run on the democratic ticket for Governor and for Representative in Congress; and also for other proposed purposes.

 ReSo}eed, That we have entire confidence Tn the talents and integrity of Dr. Daniel J. Chapman, and that we recommend him to our democratic friends as a staunch democrat, well llworthy of the nomination of said eonven- ton as candidate for Congress: lst. For his talents. 2nd. For his zeal in the demo- cratic cause, and 3rd. For his locality. The democracy of the north have ever responded to the cal of the democratic party in favor of southern, eastern or western lavorites. and now present, with respectful modesty, the name of their lavorite to the consideration of said convention

 Resotred, That as democrats we 90 for measures before men, being conscious, how ever, that our iayorte for Congress- is in ia vor of all the leading democratic measures. and opposed to these of the opposite party, we present his name as our first choice, here by pledging our undivided support to the nominee of said convention

 Resotoed, That we have undivided conf- dence in the talents and political integrity of William F, Woodruff, Esq, and from desire to reward long and well tried democrat. one who, perhaps, has done more for the cause of democracy in Arkansas than any other one man, we recommend his we'll known name to the convention for the office of Chief Executive of the State; hereby pledg- ing our undivided support to the nominee of said convention.

 Upon motion of Robert Childress, Esq, the report of the committee was adopted by the meeting

 ! On motion of Gen. Thomas S. Drew, the chair nominated Dr. James E. Pelham, Henry Neil, and Patrick Childress, as delegates to represent the democracy of Independence in said State convention, and Charles B. Magru- der, William Martin, and Jackson s. Trmble, to act as substitutes in case of failure of all or either of said delegates; which nomi- nations were approved by the meeting.

 It was further Resoleed, That the Pres- dent and Secretary be requested to sign these proceedings, and that they be published in the Arkansas Banner, and the other demo- cratic papers in the State.

 JOSEPHUS CORNWALL, President

 CHARLES B. MAGRUDGR, Secretary.