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MR EDIToR-Permit me to suggest to the democrats of Pulaski, through the medium of the Banner, the propriety of holding township meetings, on the second Monday of November, to appoint delegates to conn ty convention, at Little Rock, which conven- ton, l propose, shall be held on the third Monday of November next, for the purpose of electing delegates to the DEMOCRATIC State convention, as recommended by the Banner and Helena~J Journal, to be held at Little Rock, on the first Monday in December. next, to nominate candidates for Governor, member of Congress, Ssc. would suggest the pro- priety of each township appointing as many delegates to the county convention, as justices of the peace they are entitled to in each town ship. This plan, l think, will please the majority; who, if they are up and doing, old Pulaski will be well represented in the State convention fevery democrat will take duly into consideration the vast importance of this convention, and the beneficial results it may obtain for his country, he will be on the qui cire, and not allow so important measure to pass without his indefatigable exertions in its accomplishment.

 AN OLD DEMOCRAT.

 Palaski County, October 20, 1913.