The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-29
nntinnai Tanner.

I., ,be National Banner. ne stegard from V FgrpcvioNs.-From the pa eofliered l1feNl bg last night mail, we col a.f '1pfess tis o, ;"oton Infelligencer says. we ,b. pa.lon ma faps ,Ss latest information we have af ,ala', 4 n al f inc election in the Fifth dis 7, lennes. q sy he relied on, as being as y z and hap ! '.3e ~a as such information can be 'ise an ifsuq s;,cnmstances in which 1t is made lous admin ie clicu"'7'0
 Il and all uo;oyit;ss-Gauard co. 907; A, 'l9 sS1. z. ,Isssamine, 223; total, l4I7. 'qelee to 2 :, M uoioriiies-A1ercer, 902; An ans s ,see's as k z 5 957: total, ll59.
 os n Si ths so'' 2. majority in the District, 25s. ssl Mem s' SsriroRs ELEerED-Jessamisle ,a j,r,i t counties, Vim. 5. Blackburn lss' Sol 'nFl'e lyS S,ar and Harrison, Patterson ,,s'' as seens s4-Madisoa, Miller ianti. pro ba. o' PoltIea lse r,IIqta, Boone and Grant, Bush nal Ii pur. ~da'''"''
 ~'s'as-la U, .ryrArrvEs ELEcrED.-Fayette |. i,' aie irfs' '11r 'qomDkns, Wooley and Dunlap, tnrs ra n Eeaniae, Mitchell, (anti. )--.Scott, 1'" epiq: .,m and Johnson, (Jackson. )- ffo,. 'I1s Hanson and Ryan, (anti. )-Harrt- .Y ;gsn9, 'seGs ps,,slar s Jackson. Madison, '-s"' to .l and Breck, (anti.)-r.Hason, Bull ssio. T Tsdsle and Collins, fanti. )--Wood- I.oa tbo gas sT ,g,o ai. )-Bourbon, Madison and nnities el K, Iani --Franklin, Samuel (anti. ore Sa, &'agmaB Barrow and Harrow, (anti.) IF T .naa @aa F. s,sss Farpin. (anti -Booae, Gaines, acaa5o qproa #S SIGfat Singleton, (anti. )-Heary, sso,.i r,,.. II sss and 0'Bannon, (anti.)--Shelbg, 5aaS a's,'' a5d Ford, (anti. )--.Nieison, Wick sr r1ay a; ,oJ Simpson, (anti. )--Hart, Garvin, n. - t --0rea tJackson. )--jYashmgtoa, tbo ~ ~ asl Palmer and Devers, (anti. )-Lc,u- tor oF ', 8IashaD, lanti.) probably.-Bath, Sud-
 @ % nl} probably Bracktn, Marshall ]eof B. \ imobably.-Oldha0a, 0'Brien, (anti).
 FnaaEq Elections.-The Frankfort sacy goa nonaealth of the l2th instant, gives md poe < Allowing results of the elections so far he aid rns had been received. Ist. That winch caI Il Srate last year consisted of twenty the la lib ,-1l saaas and eghteen Wings. So far ndeaey nd from this year, the Whig party ae pogs Fenty, and the Jackson party SIX
 -lw6 districts still to be heard from. ,ed bya That the House of Representatives md easI bis of one hundred members. In the eontnla se last year. there were sixty Wings
 #bdy Jacksonians. The election re- en by ytAa bis year, so far as heard from, show gre toass ection of sixty Wings and fifteen } the a snaos-twentg-fYe counties to be
 rom.
 fices lRmgh the Commonwealth IS a vio-
 lngial Rosition paper, altogether devoted $ may he k &V6icaI interest of Mir. Clay, yet we T of aaF aF8yoaaifh in the accuracy of its state flonA ! sde editor being gentleman who'll atIoa 5esDa5e of the slightest wilful misre- is, Pqls saadoF. The final result of this tlde }, Mem. lhs uceess, will be Crttenden's el- nd tla a0 the Senate, and Mir. Clay $ nomi- . ireA aforthe Presidency. When the lat n, Bsg ae1t shall take place, will Webster he Rss aahoun, and their respective adiuncts le; Mowers, stand up to 1t like men? -4 @a aAe treaty of alliance Offensive as to ]. N lninstration, and defensive as to the prev existing between the triumvirs. ex- the a as the contingency of Mir. Clay's CT ssss@ -oa! The events of the next win
 si'ashington will, in all probability,
 sn answer to these questions.