The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
EL 2 C.TEOTg.
FROM THE RALEIGH REGISTER.
ssALL RIGHT, " NORTH CARoLIs


 Ne have cautiously foFbome for sorI weeks, to express our opinion with resped to the probable political complexion of tt) next General Assembly ofthis State. wa now feel ourselves at liberty to dechs from aseertaiaed faetS, not that we are a the midst of q Revolution, but that vs have passed triumphanily through it. I'll E BATTLE HAS BEEN FOUGHT AND WoN.-j From the period that General JACKSON al plred to the highest legal honors of tho nd ton, until within jess than a year, no Sa I has supported him with more unaaFsnn firmness, more unvarying unanlmty, ihaEl North Carolina. But now that the chals acter of the contest is changed. the scene E changed; and 1t is in vain, that the 0hes holders and the Office hunters call up0A the community, in his name, to rally arOml| Mir. VAN BUREN--to palliate lhe c0uu tions of the Post Office Departmental proclaim the return of the golden age- sustain the "inherent Executive PoEel defined by the Protest--to abJnre everyPTllI ciple which brought General JACKSON mt ofice--the service of a single tern-adI constitutional obligation not to appoInl '1 office Members of Congress-the prom ise that the patronage of the G0VeIa1 r ment should never be brought into eonIl''' with the freedom of Elections--a judie1OS Tanf--a national system ot Internal ! ln' provement, and the tdksmonic aFofd' hI' TRENcHMENT and REFORM, vlslblY lnscli'' ed upon the list of Executive duties.
 Most assuredly, the deluslon IS al a ah end, and VIC do not make the assefu0l lightly, when we declare, that we do no' believe that there has been either m hsl' M lucky, or Louisiana, or Illinois, CT inala.a oI n,s a more decided change than Tn NO'" Carolina.
 From the Salisbury IN. C) Watch A's'@
 We give to-day a full list of the mem ls.. bers of the General Assembly--fne r.s VPs ions of these gentlemen or nallonal .9,Di, p~s tions, as yet, are their privats prOpa% ,I0a .n many of them never having been callsus. e,,,. to express them officially; we have , 'ls's b,r, fore, no right to proclaim them. " sn,bs D kept list of the different countless V@ .iar authority of Mrs. Rumor, and aooV~p ,,,p to her. THERE IS A MAJORITY OF AT lm .s FIFTEEN AGAINST THE ADMINIsTRaalr,bs Al ,bs Our friends think this calculation al'os, s,s sa mark, but on this we rely with the T l',,I ,odI confidence. The weight oi 'a'ep. ,.s ,be political standing is altogether S'4 wHiGs, in both Houses. e,
 VERMONT ELEcTIoNs. .--f 1 01 lss7 towns give Palmer (anti-mas0nR R,,dsy votes. Seymour (Whigj ss5is' s5i s,a5sa ,;,sst (Jackson) 233s. The antl-mason's n .lssor r and has no doubt prevailed for G0ve'psa q a,a last members of the Legislature as T lrl'stebsr I year. It is supposed that Gen. ...,,;"p, f'ss hat a decided friend of the adminls1Taa0po' aIaa ohs been elected to Congress. ,, ts fsoo,. es Congressional districts not hearo alo.sd s cept slade's (anti) who IS re.els'Pb s.as Pspub.
 n.,,,ont-mr. Allen, Wing ], 'ass' sa'ss date for Congress-, has plural!'y gr two otb but in consequence o. there halne et 'S decds, i CT candidates, the eieciio" $ as;e as, coupei by the people. The anti-mas9n'e s1s' ssy bsy0I IS s..'a. elected. se''''' IT. | S''''
 The Lowell Journal, oi ygs. ygsac had fall tons a run1or that the Hon. isaa' ed.