The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-22

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 FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
 WILLIAM CUIENHENS.
 SENATOR FROM PULASKI, WHITE AND SALINE.
 JOEEN RIcEAEN.
 FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
 LORENZO GIBSON,
 JOHN EE. COOKIE.
 We are requested to announce Col. WILLIAM FIELD candidate for the State Senate, from the counties o Pulaski, White and Saline.
 We arc requested 10 announce Col. R. c. BYRD. candidate for the House of Representatives from Pulas Ri county.
 We are requested to announce Col. ALEXANDER 8. WALKER, Candidate for the office of Governor.
 We are requested to announce ANDREW MORTON, Esq. Candidate for the House of Representatives from Crawford County.
 We are requested to announce JESSE TURNER a candidate for the State Senate, from the counties o Crawford and Scott.
 We are requested to announce Major WILLIAM WHIT- SON as candidate for the House of Representatives from Crawford county.
 We authorised to annoance JOHN HuTT Esq. a candidate for Justice of the Peace in this county.
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 The special election held on Wednesday, in this city resulted in the choice of oRN HuTT, Esq City Judge and THOMAS SUTTON, City Constable.
 The citizens of Pulaski are informed that an election will be held the first day of August next for Govern Representative to Congress Senator and two Representatives to the General Assembly Clerk the Circuit and jounty Courts, Sheriff Coroner Coun- ty Treasurer, County Surveyor and Constable for each Township. Each Township will elect one Justice of the Peace for every fifty votersbu every Township, however smal entitled to Justices of the Peace The returns of all Township elections must be made to the Clerks of the respective Counties within five days a ter the eleeton and the Clerks immediately afterwards must certify the returns for Governor and direct them by mail to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Little Rock. The returns Of the election for Represen- tative to Congress, will, we presume, be made to the present Secretary of State.
 We presume there about 275 voters in Big Rock Township, emitting it to fee Justices of the Peace. The Justices when elected, elect County Judge.
 APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
 By and 1odb Htc adrice and consent of Me tsennte. LEWIS GAss, late Secretary of War to be Envoy Ex- traordinary and Minister Plenpotentiary to France. Hon. BENJ JOHNSON to be District Judge for the Dis trict ot Arkansas
 Hon. T. LACY to be District Attorney for the same Col E. RECTOR to be Marshall for said District.
 
 DEATH OF JAMES MADIsoN.-We learn from the Bal tmore Transcript the death of this great and good He died on the morning of the 2Sth of juue his S6t year. His name is inseparaby connected with every thing excellent n Government The principal archi- tect of our Consttuton his will 20 down poste rity bright with the glorious distinction of benecor of free people, His end such that of great and good man ought to be- Retaining the full possession of his fa- cultes to the ntcst hour he expired without struggle And thus depart by the great fathers of Con- stutonal liberty. They have left rich inheritance in the great instrument by which govern ourselves and in the Union which they ccmented and made endur- ing. To Us it belongs to guard one and perpetuate the other. Fifty hundred years is but moment when looked back to through the pages ofhstory If al from our high estate the existence of our Republic will appear n the of the past but one ray of mo- mentary light gleamng through vast darkness. 
 Messrs Cummlns and Fowler addressed very large m a +nyi1 1o fh.J 1@l@ tion has heen produced in that County It is now nd mtted there that Col. Fowler will beat his opponent largely in Washington and through the whole North and Wescnd fully apprized that the result will be the same in Hempstead Sevier, Lafayette, and Miller Mr Cummns vote in the Northern Counties will be not so heavy but he will divide the nearly equally n all and get maortes in all the river Counties Tells majority north of the Arkansas will be on the wrong side of nothing Our friends need have no fears for the re- suit Our is certain. Let them but come to the polls, and victory follows
 We in the last Gazette, an article without sq. naure touching in very delicate manner upon certain alleged love passages between and the Times. Ii seems to have been intended to be very witty and eeeds remarkably well in being very stupid as we'll as obscene. As the author seems well read in the a1cano of the profession of obstetrics we recommend him to it as one in which he cannot fail become colt We hope the party will apply to college of old wom- en- and ootain hin diploma. regularly authorizing and accredltng hm to act as granny"
 The Gazette says that Washington County is standlnc ssfraigM up, in old tmes.' If all be true that the Gazette says about that County she stands straight up that she leans over.
 The Gazette talks about Clays bill for preventing e- igraon to the New States. Was 1t as bad as the one Van Buren voted for to make poor emgrants pay toll to Uncle Sam!
 The Nashville ITnon is re;oced nj be late acccsso