The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-09
There was white frost in Boston on the 10th ut.

The Ant-monopolist party, vulgarly called Loco Eo in New York lately addressed letter to Col Sam ue Young, whom Gen. Jackson called sthe Cato of the enate (when he proposed to mark the faces of the United States Senators who refused for the Ex pungng Resolutions requesting him to become their candidate for the office of Governor. Col Young de- clines, and in his describes the Van Buren party (to which he has always beonged,) as follows:
 "We haUe departed, and are continually departiag
 oa te simplicity o those principles ,ostct acers the price q OW .fathers' blood, The feU are gradually monopoksing the rights of the maay AND LEGISLATION HAS BECOME THE SUBJECT OF BARGAIN AND SALE, OF vENALITY AND CORRUPTION !i!n
 Here then the confession of an old politician of the foremost in the Van Buren ranks. In their reply him the Loco Focos say:
 "Ihe reasons which induced us to withdraw from the "leaders" and the usages of the pary,' are the same, strong, and as we'll founded in principle, as those which impeled the separation of the American Colones from the Government of Great Britain; or those which induced Samuel Young to resign his seat in the Senate of this -Misgovernment and us urpatlon in the former instance corruption and abus es of legislation in the latter.
 The open leaders, the secret mouers o e 1oaYtu and tes' n,inioms comprise body of aen actose political t'pit@de acoutd De deuH 10 parallcl in any age county They hare used the paffy for Meir scl-
 Sh purposes, aad are either ct tue head paficpa- tsnS n the tegatecd spos of erey eristing monopoly These chartered democrats, aith the assistance o cret socaet hired presses te slares cf ctce and te
 knoon usage con aleags and pack tue Gene Tdt aud F0mandttng Committees 10 promote tue otlects ot afsstocracy In fact, the Hamiltonian doctrne of building government on sel-nterest, venality and cor ruphon has been practically illustrated by the leaders of the democracy of this State, who have constantly professed, and constantly dsregarded the political doctrines of Jefferson, the founder of the original de' ocratic party.
 iaannlany Haa has become nursery of brokers, nto rl, ofa anre Jostered. The Capitol has long been manutactoy of stocks for gambling at the expense of the rights and welfare of the people; and the administrative depart mens Of the State have exhibited the spectacle oi con coctnS and delivering democratic message, wi'hous the Virtue or consistency of acting Tn accordance "Hh ther own maxlms and recommendations.
 As to the division in the democratic family ono or other of the divisions must be the true democao party We claim to be that party; and we refer 10 no fundamental doctrines we advance and the measuo' we advocate, proof of the claim. On the contrary we boldly point to the acts and measures ot the aom nant faction of the party, for the last twenty years anu we emPhaticaliy demand if they are democratic Y
 Now, let it be remembered that the who express these sentiments have been and till lately o the Van Buren party. It is the Van Buren pal! winch they speak-and with every opportunity TOT ho ing the truth, 1t cannot be doubted that they nave trayed that party in its true coors. It is to sucn sJ o political desperadoes that the leaders of the Ne@ Democracy wish to subject the people of the "ess'
 1900 dogs were lately killed in the City oi New i0'A' in few days.
 Indiana has gone largely against Van Buren, ,nased has gone for hims .5lay Casey and Snyder aie to Congress from the latter State.
 Kentucky has taken noble stand. Ctaf'h anu ' 1sov life the Harrison candidates for Governor and L. ernor elcctedthe former by about 9ooV' the by about 5000 majority