The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-18
self bound to support the D rctcniises :.

not for Uen. Jackson? No Sir. am decidedly in favor of C es. ;:as,.k.oa as President, and as decidedly and l,eas.' fly opposed to some oi his friends. lir;as in the Town of Little Rock. Becans6a l am friendly to the present Adminiss tration, t IS no good reason why I sl,anla be bound to farther the views and nra tensions of every tag-rag-ana-hob-ss; who may claim to be coWert,of tbs' jackson faith. faith No. l have Isot =. ,s learnt to go the zchole hog. -
 ss ssJaw-Bone in his fourth No. char,sssy Mir. Crittenden with being the :. prims nss mover and founder of the office of tbs Advocate." This charge pronoupes to be entirely destitute of truth, and esiI upon the author of this wicked lie. 1e prove his assertion. am alone ina tsprime mover and founder of the AZ. kansas Advocate, and not Mir. Critten. den, or Mir. any body else, for which have the documents to show. @Jaw Jaw. Bone" also charges, that the Adyocate after the expiration of Jackson's present term, rs to hoist the Clay flag. This as sertionis as destitute of truth, as the ons that preeedes it. 1 have been, since the establishment of the Advocate. 4bs open and avowed friend of the Admin, istration of Gen. Jackson, and should Arkansas, as ] tondly hope she will emerge into State Government prev, ous to the next Presidential election ] will support his claims to reelection in preference to those of any other man in the United States.
 SsJaw-Bone,n in his fifth, and last No. after making sundry charges against the I Ex-Secretary of this Territory, taun. E
 agly asks what . lfourche, Laos and Bertrand, Twill say to them. C stourche and Laos" can speak for themselves But Bertrand says, that they are as vile tissue of siander and abuse, as eve. emanated from a press. These very same men partially succeeded in dup ing, and foisiing upon the people tlieiir vile calumnies in '27, but can assure them it will be utterly impossible fa s them to succeed, to so gFeatan exten. In IS30. Time has wrought too great change. This $ Jaw-Bone" wrte says, they know who purchased the press, and the hand which feeds them True. purchased the press-and tIe
 People-yes the sovereign People qs Arkansas ] feeds 1t with a 6ostaati ful han
 The late Secretary is charged a
 brow-beating the Legislature, andla E asked what l would say to it, if M
 unmanacled and at liberty to speak O like a freeman. Manacled as amsa to be, say, inpoint of fact, 1t is urtrus and I" Jaw-Bone'sn own witnesses, IIo z ner and Roane. say it is untrue.
 :" Jaw-Bonen very unfortunately al ludes to Spanish Claims. Who went taz
 Louisiana for the sole and only purpose ofpurchasing Spanish Claims? in whosE handwriting were the transfers? Nhai
 gentleman of the bar was 1t, that tAe Il. $. District Attorney, in a speech b
 the Court, at it's late session, sad lad acted fairly, honorably and honestlbl n
 relation to these Claims? On the olha E hand, what gentleman of the bar wasi,
 that the U. $. Attorney, in the sam speech, said had acted unfairly, if nj fraudulently, so far as he had had ag l thing to do in this Spanish Claim bu x nessf Did this gentleman dcfeyy ddccfey !. z E charge when made against Ii iiiiiii, iiiiii opa
 Court, by the U. s. Dist. Attorney2
 @ Jaw-Bonen will confer favor answering the above interrogatoTls
 Should he think proper to gratiify f ise, ie . E. want him to " tell the truth, the whoI truth, and nothing but the truth;p ht if necessary, a little proof might bePFe E. dueed, than would prove much mop
 than has been asserted about this Spaf ish Claim matter.
 My sole object in this address bs
 been to yindicate myself against tlf
 calumnies and islanders of a maskedand
 dastardly assailant, shielded by thePIit ful and contemptible Editor of the G*
 zette; behind whom the real auiha 5. may skulk, and deal out his vile saF @ ders against our citizens indiscrlIliiss!ee- F F ly, with perfect impunity. Secure n
 his hiding place, he apprehends no Pe' @ sonal danger. If he is demanded F Z will not be given up, and his Printer
 already too degraded to elicit iaFln = notice. s
 l am sensible l have bestowed nov M too much time upon this author--b,uu'1l ' g|| E must be admitted, have received agl l - l l-