The Arkansas advocate., 1833-05-29
1,EEE ADVOCATE. A
LITTLE noCK. MAY p. 1883.
ArOysIElIR TONsON COME AGAINn

LITTLE TtoCK. MAI 25. 1883. uoNsIEuR ToNsoN COME AGAINa
 Mr. Gritlenden'o letter to MT. Steven
 son, ia ye-pu6lished in the last Gazette. to- Ieetber with near two columns of Editorial
 slang. We much regret this controversy
 on Mr. stevcnson's account. ii is appa-
 rent to all that he has been made the scope goat and cafs-paw of the Seyior faction.
 4e is to derive no good or benefit from this controyersy--the object is Mr. Se- y1er's advancement. The Party hope to excite the sympathy of the Public in favor of Stevenson, and then tyaasfer--yes TRANsFER!-that sympathy to Colonel Seyier.
 If the publication of this letter was not intended to have POETTfC.4L EFFECT "a bearing upon the pending election for Congress--why was t not laid before the public eigisfeea n,onths ago2 Why wait un- til the eve of an important election and then parade it in CHRISTIAN MEEK NESS and PI0US HORR0R2 Did nut
 the alIedged injuries done Mir. Stevenson ep,art f1ea as much as they do Roiol But
 no! There was no election on the carpet thea~ t!ie same effect aoai5 not tlseis ss produced, that they note hope to produce by its publication. potes for Col Seyier, the head ofthe T .f3i<.4.NS.4S .4RISTOC- RdCY, is tho object in view--Steyenso and his character may go to the Devil, if the Party can only succeed in the re-elee- ton of their favorite, Col. seyier.
 If Mr. Stevenson is the meek and pious divine we are told he is in the Gazette, why does he not show it by I.ia good worlss:' 7He Tree $ haoson sbg is fruit Let Mr. Stevenson attend to his fock-his minis terial daties--and Ietfo7ifies, and the sian der of those who have been his best friends, alone. iis has right to vofe, but i he has 10 rightto foisttis imaginary griey. ances upon the public, and give them as reason why Mr. Crittenden should be put down.
 The insinnation of the Gazette that Mr. [ Crittenden wrote. the article in the Advo- cate of the 18th instant, IS without foun- dation. Mir. C. has not, as yet, written one word on the subject; but we hope, in our next, 10 lay his reply to these ailedgcd wholesale prescriptions before the public. OF IMPROVEMENTS BY
 THE FEN SECTIONS.
 The following extract of letter, is rom a respectable and intelligent cisi- , Zen of Chicot county.
 uNt- VI " ~ 'r~sc 1e93. ads fM m6mdnt M ! 2,sisa 4aHEs of ia this q9saME M 5, nIe, that while at the Little lAoek' he atatedthat q portion ot tie fer sectlons 6ad been located oal iias6roust tae,fs , 'a 7a1s coa9'ty, and that Mir. Sevier read : letter, from Benjamin [. .l,les. also T thls eoant.. stating that t!.e3t;:,,., :, sections had not been located m i'm. 9 royements. Mr. Gaines is q biohiy esPectabie gentleman, and his state. l 'ent ls correct. ifany gentleman will a :, to the Land office at Little Rock, he IT Ill tInd the protest of Mir. John White V, thIs county against the location of n 'as Craig, on one of these very i'm. U U 'oYeinents;-he will also find the afli. a aa wis of U. latting, j. B. Collnsworth ld sm 1T k, X. Estill, proving the improve. ent of " hite. co We have just visited the Land Office T II d there found the protest and depo- ia, m iops referred to above. These depo- t, lh ions ail go to show that Mir. White. all lose improvement has been covered pc . Ten Section Claim, is entitled 10 , aaght of Pre.ensptlon, the psyae.oas ha' '' Miles to the contrary notwithstand- iee fps z anC | any citizen will visit the Land or rs 1ee at this place, he can satisfy himself ma i've minutes, that IMPROVE ;, MS in Chieot county, have been oou ' tied by tho Ten Sections. iori
 Cri JUDGE RICHARD sEARcy. pIe ct even the departed and la,nentad ta1a ps.' = ,'eares the best man that ever lived vier