The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

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 l'fiil victory perch'd on Jackson and re-
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 ID. Aeligion and. morality y-iile great principles of human happiness. Dranh sfandfng.
 II. He United Statcs-The constitu- lions and laws, like streams of pure wa i ter reisec; the features of liberty to every beholde~. 5 GmS Cheers.
 j2. The Cabinet of the present Admin- istration-- May their " isdsm and prudence add new fusfre to our free institutions 2 Guns, 2 Cheers.
 1 I3. The fair--
 Noman's the gift which God has given, To man alone beneath the heaven.
 VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
 Bg he Presidcm of the dag--An ilniE,- pared state sovercgnty-fheo only safe guarantee to au equal diistrihHties, of rights, without which there would Ire n want Of suitable checks and balances
 Spencer Grouch--Cel. Ben Desha--The soldier in war. tito farmer in peace. man of talents and undoubted integ rity, may lie ride to Congress by the voice of the people.
 John ". Calvert-fhe people ef the United States--Ibey have wisely chose tic Hickory to helyc the axe that hews to ffie line of their constitutional rights and i liberties.
 Dr. (. II. Alcxander-The glorious day that gave birth iothe one we now coie- brate, together with the circumstances that led to. it--Nay they become the base of political lever that will one day overtarn despotism throughout fthe world. l H IL Generals-May they always be found in Arkansas--gcRerai peace, general health, and general plenty.
 Samuel FiIlingim--The counties of St. Francis and Monroc--aIay they he ably represented by their farmers in the next Legislature
 Edward Olvcr--The Oratnr-Ife has exceeded our fondest antieipations, in holding forth tie revolutionary mirror to the vision of the present generation. James Marsh--ihe memory of General N ashingt Worthy Of perpetual res menloeranee;anay every honest man, who loves his country, install the example he i ltas left behind him
 James Jackson Arkansas Territory Her citizens, as children of the same fam fly, should live like band ee hretlfere
 John Iedw ell--Androw lackson--His acts in war, and his policy in peace, a worthy model of future greatness.
 Thomas Duwall-May health, peace. and nuanimiiy, abound in the county of St. Francis and the adjacent county; and may l.the citizens thereof, in wisdom of their ehoiee, select such members 10 the next Legislature as will do honor to thcmscly and those whom they have the honor 10 re- present.
 Robert Basn ncfs--Old Hielsesy-Tfis he- Iireisfn, his patriotism, his soidiersliip, and fiis generalsfip-m 1t ever endear him to tlte sons of liberty.
 I Dr. N. 5. Clopton--The Arkansas peri- odicals- -Tbat harmony and friendship may succeed rivalry and faction may we hear less of thelr htefy, and see more of their independence.
 James Marslr--A. IT. Scyier--Trc 'lias been our Delegate for several years; his works have show bright iii E giory bright ii, fame; success to his honor, VIC " Ill try him again.
 J. T. Johnson-Col Ben Deslla--Thc soldier, patriot, and craftsmanship the polls in August next prove tiat he posses ses tue confidence of tAe freemen of ffs ansas.
 James Barnes-Uncle Sam's big Iror-- He who Can add to ou1.gcensns ten sons br- tween 5and il, and raise hogs weighing 6i0 pounds 10 feed them, is worthy of the Ipeople's confidence.
 G. E. Lincccum--The militia of the United States-ihc hope and coniidencc T of her free institutions.
 George Doyenor, of 1llinois-Arkansas I--May she increase with the Union, and when desired by the people, be received as a sister by the twc.fy-fotir. , Archibald May--Joiin Johnson, presi- Edent of the day--The honest statesman. , and wellversed farmer; 1e'sli pure gold the more he's rubbed tie brighter he fsifiaes.
 Spencer Croucb-- Edmond Jennings, tire old soldier and 1ndian-fghter--fhe flame of patriotism prompts him to raise this day the American standard ii his hand j, : without faulter;the only revolutionary : soldier in ST. Francis county. John Taylor--A hint to Ddfegation-- Here's " isifiag t!,a. tic citizens ssf Arsass- sas inay never change their old love for new for'the old stock bringeth forth a full Ifcrop, while the new bringeth scattering grains.
 John Carofhers--A. II. Sevier-- r or fear he does not run oit a-heaa, ,c will take him by the tail, and whip hin. out with a Loyeley claim.
 John Johnson--The Navy of the United lStates--Wlscn met in equal combat, has astops shed the world; her boast, free trade and sailors rights.
 X Cochran--Thc Constitution of the Limited States--It guarantees equal rights to it's subjects; may any attempt to pervert the administration of justice, however combined, prove abostiye. J. II. Johnson--l6ay the rcsnit of the 3eopie's choice in the pending Election, I eyincc to the world that tyranur shall no