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Pursuant to public notice, large portion of the clizens of Carroll county assembled at CarroIlton, ofi Saturday tie. Fehfu ary, 1886, 10 take into consideration such matters as were deemed of great political importance 10 them and their fellow citizens throughout the Territory.

 At o'clock, r. M., Thomas II. Clark was appointed to preside as President, and John L. Stallings, Esq as Secretary ot the meeting on motion of l.. B. TuY, the following gentlemen were appointed a commutee to prepare resolutions expressive of the wishes anu interests; q of sss, citizens at Carroll county, viz: Col. l.. B. Fully, John M. Wilson, Esq. Capt. John T. Cox, Wm. ]. Estes, Esq. Wm. D. Reagan, Esq. and Richard Roberls: who having retired few minutes, reported the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted

 Resolved, That the citizens Of Carroll county, composing this meeting, arc inl- pressed with the importance of having a suitable person to represent them in the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States, at the time when that important privilege shall be guaranteed 10

 

 them by an admission into the Union as a State.

 esoved,-That we have entire conf- denee in the abilities and patriotism of our fellow citizen. the Hon. ARCHIBALD YELL.

 Resolved, That it is the wish oi the ei- tizcns of Carroll county, composing this meeting, that he suffer his name to be run as a candidate for that office.

 Resolved, d,-That we recommend him to our fellow citizens throughout the Territory of Arkansas, as a person whose abilities ;;::; sa.s.:ss.;: ss Democracy emile him to their suffrages.

 Resolved, IT hat the proceedings ef;his meeting be signed by the President and Sc cretafy, md copy transmitted to the Edi- tors of the Arkansas Times, Advocate, and Gazette, for publication.

 THOMAS II. CLARK, Presl, JoHN E. 5TALLINGs, Secretary.

 