The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-06

master Who iS now giuFiOtislg at N0fn n Europe; and who ttts dag fifty five years ago taught flis first iesspp m STncrica: hfa5 he continue to teach until all mankind arc prepared to acknowledge no other soyer- eign, except the sovereign people.
 Ry C. " Ennis--a'he saeeianlcs of Ark ansas: Too independent to be driven into the support of faction. or its candidates. they will freely exercise their rights of suffrage thongh they should lose the employ of their political advefsaries. By E. Nilson--9ur country, our " mole country, and nothing but our eonntrE-it has been tried in peace, and 1t has been tried in war, ard has proved itself it for both
 By nr. J. r. Fulton-F,qual rights and privileges: May that spirit which gave it birth never anguish in the breath of Ane- ricans-
 By one of the company-The Tndepen- dence of the United States, achieved by the valor and bravery of farmers and me chanics.
 By Vs .l. .fones=-toi. Absaiom F'owter- Faithful in the discharge of tls first dn- ties entrusted to him, the voters of Pulaski will prove their attachment 10 him, on the first Monday in August next. By William CaInlnins-Cel. Ben Hcsha --Morthy to represent in Congress the true interests Of the people of Arkansas, and too yirtuoas to ase power put into his hands by the people to gratify faetionai feelings, or to perYert 1t to individual purposes.
 By Dr. atkins-Col. \. II. scvier. our indelatigahle Delegate, may the citizens of \ Arlsansas continue to repose that eoaG- dence which he has SC justly merited. By A. Batte-Col. Ben Desha-The brightest jewel in Arkansas' diaden. l By William AIarsiis-f5ibert Of con- science, the most invaluable privilege of freemcn.
 By Edward shsirlds-Col. <. T. Sevier The favorite child of A rlyansas, and her faithful servant in the cabinets of the na- tiop.
 By Richard D. Cave--Gen. Washington Thy relics are now lying beneath the cold sod, but thy immortal name is entwin- ed round the hearts of Posterity. which name shall be promulgated as the father q. liberty. patron of America, and fayorite of Heaven.
 By Zachariah Gonnel-The Hon. \ II Sevier our faithful Delegate 10 Congress, may he succeed in obtaining tlse office to which he IS aspiring and to which le is so justly entitled.
 By Beni Clemens--Col. Gaunt Toncy- he enmity cf hls prosecutors has ensured him triumphant victory.
 By <. Hooper-May the Tree of liner ty flourish around the globe, and every free American paftakc of <.
 By Isaac Satton--llomestic Mannfac- turcs--N lile cur men make good hns- bands, OUT women good wives. our children good citizens, oar citizens good soldiers, we fear no competition.
 Esy Eohn Laey-slay the shears of eeon- omy clip the wings of extravaganza, and i .neel.snics tIen.is!i ia Little < 2;ssessis.. eek
 By IT. <. Nsltittneton--The farmers and i mechanics of Afkaasas--iN' nile they re- main united, their rights must be maintain ed.
 By John A ITuafer--Gen: La Fayette The friend and firm supporter of liher- ".
 By William Field---The Territory of Arkansas: An Interchange of political opinions without regard to personal feel ings, should he our constant aim. Ky Mir. Cruse--Peiitical Arithmetic: In 1 counting votes, the rule of some is, to mul- tipy their hopes hy their fears.
 By E. Lindsey--AIay our thanks he re l turned to Samuel II. Rutherford, a worthy citizen of Arkansas. l fE-.Many of the volunteer toasts, fur. nishcd us for publication, have been una- i yoidabiy omitted@