The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-02

our lhJury. ihls IS the universa! an;;. here, and the Wing members fron sp'aP N South and West rejoice that tbey VI, s.. have him for all opponent. are E { WASHINGTON, Dec. l. 100. The Congressional machine Y.s soo4' s'i motion to-day-and in honor of it - ,ha ss' ' etional flag aoated over both w;nas Ao e ' F E; } Capitol.-but as the members ssso.',l s VI v but to be called to order,-to assa sADs } that a quorum was present, and to ss,. a1a. committee to wait upon the pres;daprp.a ppaa ] not much Is left for me to chronicle
 The little Magician was prese0, @the Vice Presidents Chair,-and ,ba, n'O0 throned Mr. Poindexter. Why this M is doa9] U l do not know, as it is somewhat eon.. s.a1 ito custom,-unless 1t be, that the p.'' p. Edent requested him who feels i, senough to serve under such ch;ei .oust Poindexter as soon as posslbls you we'll know, that there Is not man the earth whom Jackson now ba,ss deadly as he hates Poindexter. sos ais said, did that hatred go, at tbe end E last session, not then exasperated as :, now, that when Poindexter was eba.. President pro te'n. of the Senate. ,IaeLss' Iaverred over and over again in eomD.s]
 that he would not sign bill to which posl Idexter,s name was fixed and yet slubb0n| as he was, he was compelled to % m n the Capitol the last night of the sessonI and in an alley or lobby fix his name oFp,yl many laws, even when the Ink which Poi;n.A dexter used to write his name, was not dryA
 on the paper!
 Among the Senators absent are Calboaps Webster, Sprague, Preston, Leigh and Clay.| ton. There were but about thirty Senator, m their seats at the organizalion,-but olb.| Iers have come in during the day, and tbsI evening. Sprague, I am informed, will con.| 4tinue here till January,-andl then resign hs|
 seat to the Legislature then to be ia ses.3 sion. His resignation, t $ said. is a mal| ter of personal convenience, apart from ths9 disputed question of instructions. By GruD-
 dy's motion you see that the Post Office E 4Committee Is continued in office. Gruudys
 IS an excellent man for making sstae e
 necessity. Grundy Felix he $ happlys
 named.
 
 The House was pretty full. Some stronsz
 men have left 1t this session of this Con gress, among whom are McDuhe ani
 Choate. And more go out the next, when such men as Everett and Binney leave.
 did not see any thing remarkable 10 day ln77 the peoples representatives, unless add ! that Crockett was not there. By the way l must not forget the noted absence ol U. tie. Where is Lytle where is 6ibDlbus'' was the universal buzz, when no LytIe an swered to Lytle's name. Will GlLDBrs| come, and will GoLDIBUs come, was lls current question. Every one wants to see GoLDiBUs after the Iudicrous part he has acted :--and if GILDIBus comes to contest his seat-Davy Crockett, yor must stand in ihe back ground, for GILDlBus will pei the lion of the day. Letcher is here' aIla comes Victorious,-and this is indeed q victory for him, after party drilled maJ0n' y turned him off last year.
 You will certainly have the message e least, ii will go through y0H sity by express, if it does not stop ins's Gales & Seaton, understand, have apPf d for copy to-day, but Mr. Donaldso' he Private Secretary has refused one,- The object is to give the Globe the Prels' snce, but Blair cannot have much ol 'tart, active as are the other publishers ns'' y the regular course of mail.
 The Jackson presses claim the fe-sa ion of Mr. Senator King of Georgla' ''s 7, Jackson. yictory,-but this is only dons 'ublic, for in private they gnash then 'rn
 i 1t. King is an old man, but ne ' lonest man, believe. An honest naD'
 yer trouble to the Van Buren pariy,Sn <. fling voted with the Wings often dullnS. 70. .m ast session. He condemned 1aneys .,sd .,a ons for removing the deposites' ana svu s;u, gainst them. He often expressed ''% 'hs elf in favor of Bank. What aeeS Tbs %s rch hypocrite Ritchie, say to tnls' .un. . cry same that he says to Benton ana ',avs. u,vs y when they vote for Internal l'' ln'p,s s;cl,, rents, and when Andrew JacKsoh' s'7 ,oo .pproved'-and no more. CuinDe'' .hall ends before him good name. ns s;sad, s ee how long it will last. Tel our lh,a h'' ,bat ct 10 believe, even if it be Possiople .pa, Inc ,eiph's reelection should be los'' tue, The enate will succumb to Jacksonlsln. . aap. ournal of Commerce, with its deeoy 0.n n'o ol
 saying so,--but they know 1,'Iandricks ,'g'''il len here if they believe It. ! '1ns has not nd T.pton are no tories,-ana nas ad Is. IcKean of Pennsylvania, avoweu aA0 vowed opposition to Van BuTea