The Arkansas advocate., 1833-05-29
Ton, ihe .a1lnnenln

For the .4lvocafe.
 NiR. isDIroR-1t is not des,ol
 tame, or a wish 10 be noticed as, msl
 that induces ne at the present tns inn
 add my mite to the general sasi is
 newspaper jarrirg. No far qias,..
 and l hope, more 'aadable mo.is
 urges me forward. It is q wish iaa my fellow citizens fully informed . feyery subject connected with tbssss ling election for Delegate to Co5es, s.
 That subject is all absorbine-a s,,a sg'
 Ing; all men of ali parties seem m
 aware ei is importance to our yanisss s
 and rising Territory. Men w6o h..
 totore have remained quiet and aaaS
 tfasiye citizens, have unsbeathed iBs
 swords 10 do battle in the conias E,
 test. The Sevier party seem bIs
 aware of this-tley have alreadF x
 on the panoply of war. Nothine @r
 remains but the loud fell whoop-l.
 eonvnlslse shriek--the dying groaSa
 eohtendlng parties. Like ihe uks
 when struck by the llarpooa, tbeilhs struggles are the most despenb
 Well be 1t so. 4 retrospective ehM, at past events will probably teacHika Ia nsefal lesson for tlle future. Ts will find perhaps, loo late, that PO]FE.l emanates from the PEOPLE, and I5| those who do not respect the douoea| the gift, are always punished as m grateful public servants. The puJ6 excitement will shortly reach is sras then tfembIe like the aspen ieaf ai CHOSEN FEW! The friends sfF form may feiieitate themselves in 6a Ing gained so important q point. Al they DOW ask is to listen te a,ra,s-l ..s: < ciosuFes-to review calmly and dS l passlonately past egents-look veDh passing scenes of every day occuIpba ito be ever watchlal-ever jealous si heir rights and liberties. AllentWII cad what l am now going to saY. a he spring of '25, migrated 10 this Ts iiory a mere youth, since whenl hHe aeo'ae an adopted child of Arlawa Ter prosperity and happiness has beef. Id now IS, one ofthe dearest obiecpd y heart. Retired from lie noise a1d ustle of tlle world, l have no amblou roJects of my own to accomplish, MF 7untry, embraced in is most exic0dsd 'sm,'s the8unapsuas bonuns ofmy wishes or the good of that country have ken up the pen-for the good olihat 'nntry have devoted every leisup o'nent to the acquiring of iniornateF to tine closest observation of meH alters and things of a public nalure. iose eight years has found me- con. lnt reader of all the vehicles of ioOf 'tioi' in the Territory. i nave sseH ? rise and progress Of what is termed struggles for priqate az, andisement at the PUBLIC EA' 'fNsE. The perverseness of chafat
 natnralto me, ofthinking for ugselb aehed me. 10 the party ofthe lamcrf.
 Conway. Since then, as was lata. followed the PARTY spanglea Iner of 4. II. Sevier. till now. Nov, l am opposed to lin- osed to the men he has lcagued hlnr
 wit|i-opposed to tie LGGRfDhi GGRfDDi osEN FEW, Pope, Ashley, Wood
 and othcrs-yes others-but Hol ter spirits who ride the whirlNlad direct the storm-no, mere hangers
 For this open ayowal ofopposiiior' ] suffer maftyrasIa-haFe my
 chopped of-o be burnt in efiigY J independence. Be quiet gentle
 wait til you have my reasons i0' ng you, before you condemn Hee'' rte testimony. Before detalllpg l, will eandidIy acknowledge ina Seyier has done something for hl' ry-for that something ] am 4lll- , award to him ali due praise'- 2 in Washington he was gevefne' 2 cumstances beyond his contyol- v the Delegates of other TeT'l0' oing much for their constituents could not, if he would, hare been rtless as not 10 have done so1le Or us. 1t is not for tic of'iSsloH m dnfies [ nnndernn hinl.--IIis