The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-17
JOHN TYLER.

ssTuLIIus' is receiyed and filed for insertion Mat ers of precedence press upon and forbid it's pubca ton this week. We shall be pleased to hear from him often.
 E Mr. John X Griffith at the Choctaw Agency, vest is the authorised Agent of the Advocate.
 We refer o,lr readers to the communication of "CAR- ROLL in this days paper for explanation of the feel ings of the people in that county We well aware that tho statements in that communication are strictly true. Judge Yell nominated there, because he personally known to them, and fayorably, gentle man of frank and open and kind and ovia dis position. We ourselves have objection to him further than his want qualification for the high station to which he aspres and the narowness and error of his political principles. Let Judge Yell avew himself for the negro suffrage candidate, and he gets few votes in Carroll
 Judge ell has accepted the Carroll aAd Washington nominations He up his political creed in very few words He will support, he says, the principles of lief ferson and Jackson.
 I The sale o Lots Bcaon took place Friday and Saturday About II lots and fractional lots kold and produced the sum of 3sl Fl. The highest price paid for lot $15. Several sold for $l00 and pwardss If people of that county will now build good neat brick Court House there with the funds ob aaned Benton will be the permanent of justice of HSaline county and soon become hourishing place.
 correspondent of the Gazette says that Vai Buren has sustained Jackson through all his difficulties against
 
 we all know. Put your finger Van Buren's support He says too that Van Buren was trphantty elected Vice President No such thing. He is minority Vice President. There no triumph about it.
 The Gazette reVes Judge White for voting against certain items in the Appropriation Bills. What are those items! Let us put them down, and look at then
 Penobscot, {Me) $75000 for two years COG
 Kennebec, (Te.) $l00,0o0 for two year3,.260,0e0
 Portland, (Me) s75,0oo for two years,.. l5o,00o
 Portsmouth, (N. II. Sl50GG0 for two years, 300 0eo fyo.. Maioa nd three Hundred ihousaad for New HamIshre-eighttun dred thousand doliars in all.
 People of Arkansas, do you blame Hugh L. White for voting against these etravas7nt apprSprations for solitary States! What nsolence call upon you do sol He deserves the thanks of the whole West for his votes
 The Gazette says that Buchanan and 1EcKean voted for the Land Bill nde instructions. We'll if it ry horrible and unconstitutional b why did they not resign rather than vote for it!
 The Gazette grumbes about the large quantity of mo- ney- y-deposted in the Planters Bank Mississippi. Who put there Your friends the land speculaors have had the use Of and bought up the best lands in Arkansas with it. It thinks that million of money deposited here would bring many fine farms into cultivation. Wouldnt the Sl50,000 which Cay's Land Bill would have given us hava helped us a little, too!
 The Gazette accuses the White men here of aiming to throw Arkansas into the of sthe dunghll arsto. craey. Whom does he mean by the dunghl aristocra- cy! we know not, unlesS he means those fellows who raked out of the mre the different States and sent to Baltimore to for Van Ruren. To them . the term is apropos.
 The Gazette thinks it difficult to tell whether the an. tVan Ruren party is black aohe. When it has sor- ed that problem for is party, it will be enough to attempt 1t with regard to The less said upon that subject the better for the Baltimore nominees
 The Basis Questioa.-The new Editor Of the Gazette has gathered the dry bones of this subject out of their grave, and ratted them together text for of the lucid efusons of his brain. Why, VIC know not Eve " body supposed it buried in Che tomb of the Capuets He thinks 1t probable good simple soul that shall be hurried rapidly into the ranks of the political parties of the unon He seems considerably surpied at this probability Ike dld not expect It. The basis question he says, IS sp 10 rest FoREvER until the fundamental law altered Is he astonished at that too! Does he imagine that any body is ignorant not know that he was deuched to this place purpose carry the State for Van Bureni He is the Atlas of the party and Arkansas rests upon his shoulders He is resolved to
 tie her hand and foot and lay her at the oostool of Van Baren. to be honored with kick two from his august feet as Missouri was.
 The Gazette says that Col Nicholas fof La) motives for voting for Cays Land Bill .'are unknown us-no doubt thev are ya,se So real Van Buren man could give pure vote for the Land B--but Judge White for doing the is adiudged corrupt. Does the Editor not know that Jackson recommended this very measure that De Witt Clinton and Gov Throop advised it. and that Dckerson Secretary of the Navy brought in bill similar to the present Land Bill! This holy horror at the Land Bill hath much aectation about it as ' womans fainting fit
 4 The Gazette says that Judge White refuses to vote funds tor the removal of the Indians to the west of Ark ansas What pity it is that the Seminoes and Creeks had not been removed. The war then might have been III Arkansas instead of Florida and Alabama. About this time might have had very mfortabIe nrosnect of being scaped It is really great pity that tue seat of war could not have been changed to Arkansas It would have been an additional feather in the cap of r Van Buren.