The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-11
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"99stt'{s9son I1ty, Jharch 2. 1892.
 ie'Fii from Harrisburg. that. in the Jackson Convention Iatel, held there, the nomination of ;e Candidate for the Vice Presidency, fell. atfhe tenth naiiotlng, upon WILLIAM WILKINS. fnoW a Senator ofthe United sssstts,tt.s St from me atate of Pennsylvania. The result oi the tenth ballot was, for Mir. yVtn. iSls's 05; for Air. DALLAs {also . s,ena- tor rom the same Stato) 62. The on- y difference in the politics of the two gehtlemen, as commonly understood. is. mat MT. WILKINS is a resident on the Western Waters, and Mir. DALLAS on the Eastern. Itisa singular eircum- stance, that. the two gentlemen. bc. tween whom the votes were thus diyi- ded, are brothers-in-law.-Hlte1.
 The whole of yesterday, after the re. ception of petitions, was again consum- cd Tn Debate upon the proposition 10 send committee to Philadelphia to examine the condition of the Bank of the nited States; and there is no say ing when the debate will come to an end. Some of those who know that the most appalling evils must attend the putting down this Bank, ahd therefore arc decidedly in favor of renewal of its charter, have been inclined to in- delge the curiosity of those who wish 10 inspect the Books of the Bank. But even they now begin 10 perceive that the information to be obtained would have no influence whateyeron the votes of those who call for t. The Dehaia. moreover, has been extended to a length which, lthe enquiry ben gone into, will accomplish all tie present ob, Ieet of the adyersarIes of the Bank, by defeTring the main question concerning it til the next Session. Ne should not De surprized, therefore, now. to find that the resolution did not pass in any 5hapc.-s9qt. Lalel. .lIa4ch r.
 Iapo4taat cad 3rue.-The Council oI Chiefs of the Creek Nation, held near lhis town, has just terminated. The conacils as we remarked in the last Enquirer, was convened 10 deliberate on the terms of "a treaty recently pro- posed by tle United States, through ono Of the Creek Delegation at Wash ington. The entire Delegation is vested with full power to dispose of the Ter Iritery, now in tie occupancy of the Greeks in Alabama.
 We are ananprised of the particular terms on whica the Delegation is au thorized 10 conclude treaty. We un derstood that the Government acqui cseed ia the propFiety of granting re serves in free simple of ore mile square to such heads of families as choose te remain and submit to the laws of Ala bama. It was stipulated, too, we be iiieHc, by iiaezGoYerHment, that these re lserves whenever the proprietors desir ed to emigrate, should be valued by four Indians, and white man, a com missioner, to be designated by the Uni ted States. The prevailing impression is that the Delegation is instructed t take reserves for tic use of such Indi ans as are ayerse to abandoning tn Creek coanty.-E,squi,gr.
 1t viii be seen bby i Proclamation c Governor Lumplzin, inserted in anothe part of this days paper, that the Sur veyors elected seme time since to rul cut the Cherokee Territory into lots are requested to assemble at Mimm. dee vile Oil the first of April, 10 qualif' l themselves. and proceed 10 the dis charge Of their duties.
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