The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

We are requested to announce Dr. JOHN H. CocKE as candidate for the House of Representatives from Pulas ki county,
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 The gratifying intelligence has at length reached here that the bill for the admission of ARKANSAS passed the House Of Representatives the evening of June 13th The bill for the admission of Michigan ordered third reading abaat o'clock, and for the admission of Arkansas about o'elock--afer whiel, both bills were read and passed No amendment having been made to either III the House, they only await the signature the President.
 The news brought here by NIr Elias N. Conway, who copied from the National Intelligencer. God save the Commonwealth of Arkansas
 We this week present friends with the names of WILLIAM GuMmINs and ABsALom FOWLER as candi- dates for the offices of Representative to Congress and Governor. The meeting by which they nominated was large and respectableand feel proud in being able to place before the public the of whose character for honesty consistency and taents un versally known They to this country without of fce-ook their share of it's difficulties and prvatiohs-- and have at least good claim the of the peo pie men who here holding oice and have lived during the whole time of their residence here on the bounty of the General Government.
 The party talking busiy about the smalness ofthe White meeting here compared with the party meeting Let us see how the matter stands. They held their meeting on the last day of proving up pre-emptions which o itself brought many citizens in from the try. They had given two weeks previous netice-and their meeting numbered about 20-lnany of whom were from Jefferson and Conway counties--and yet withal there were at least many White men as Van Buren in the meeting.
 The White meeting numbered about TO. There had been but weeks notice. There were no persons pre- sent from the countryand the very extent not more than four an buren men present-and Qee holders. We find nothing definite in our exchanges with regard to the Creek war. The mail on Wednesday must have been sent here by mistake. There nothing in 1t. Of in tead District have amounted within the last two or three weeks to nearly $l0o COG One entry was made in 6 body of fourteen sections.
 writer in the Gazette from Carroll county says that 1.-the people n that county, manifest considerably de. gree Of anxiety for the predomnance of principles men -and Tn the same breath that "both parties have united Judge Yell.n That must be fine triumph of sprincipes If both parties there hece uni ted on Judge Ye it is for the very plain that there is but party there the White men, and they thought him anti-V an Buren.
 We observe that the Gazette claims Crittenden and Mississippi counties for Van Buren, Be modest, gentle We very well assured that in those two coun- esthere is not one out oftwenty for Van
 The Gazette thinks that tho usual form Ca large meet ing" &c. prudently omitted in the account of the meeting of Judge Whites friends. To be sure it was rrudeniy omitted The Van Buren party are so mucl in the habit ousing the phrase that whenever 1t is praa ace evidence that than five or si, persons were present.
 The Gazette says that the opposition are committed tc Judge White in this county. Yes in committee oftht sehole
 ssLucky for us that" &sc.-says the Gazette Mrs Malaprop become assistant editor of that print The Commissioners of Carroll county have chrstened their county seat Yettuile. 'Ts a crying sin.
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 The Gazette devotes column and half written in a style worthy of its accomplished and critical edtor contradict paragraph in last. We wrote from the National lntegencer and may have been mstaken- Some kind friend has borrowed that paper-so that we cannot refer it. If ever we can lay our hand up on it, we will see whether were right or not. At all events we have idea of answering for Mir Lincoln Mass-any than the Gazette for MT Toucev of Con. necticut, who Van Buren and presented peti- lions against Arkansas.
 The Gazette says that sthe Governor comes into dis cusson with enlarged views," According to the est mate put upon both his and capacity by the Gazette in 1858, both must have enlarged considerably
 The Gazette speaks of sackstes politicians Does i mean men who go about from State State, and iron State to Territory, pedng parzan slang for tam prlce thinks too, that the Governors example Will cast these "huckser politicians to immeasura ble distance If so, the Editor will find himsel pitched like quolt, into ssthe middle of next week..
 The Gazette thinks that we have got call the de cency. The columns of that paper are proof positive that we have not got all the iadeceacy.
 The Secretary of War has made requsition on Ark ansas for one thousand volunteers.
 n.-Remember that Martin Van Buren thought ne gro as good white man, if he could manage or rake together in any way hundred aud y oiars