The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-22

that the name of Martin Van Buren heads thee ~ 'oo and then keep in mind the following facts ucSet-
 In 1920, Martin Van Bursn voted that f,
 the Constitutional power to abolish slavery in t5 mad tories, and instructed the New York Senators . err. e. gress to oppose the admission of Missouri. a Con In 1886, he says that Congress has tha fso...
 power to abolis, slavery in the District of
 In 1891, he voted to give free negroes the ruht s frage His friends say that on the cond VI sui' they should have property qualfcation There saa' impudent negro, bearded like heepoat to b IS an our streets. Whether given amount of aoout qualify him to vote is moot point which we la would Van Burentes to settle. s'n5
 In 1892 he voted in favor of restricting the adn;s. of slaves into Florida. isson
 In 1894 he voted for the TARIFF.
 In 1927, he voted for the Woollens bill--wh;eh ., so protective duty bill as d.
 In 1928 he voted for the Tariff bill of that wear L. throughout the South he biu of aboan;no,Ss own WI had promised the outhrons to vote against tb m he chiVarous Virginia Senator told him. after tb he @ anu was taken, < Sir, yoa haue deceiged ne !'' '0's l He has always voted against the Cumberland road great national work which will shortly be exfsnss the Seat of Government of Arkansas-and fa;I;n 10 feat the measure, he voted to put Federal s m u the road so as to make the poor emgrant pay o t t General Government. every few miles. V 'aS l In 1898, he voted four times in one session or,, bill to graduate the price of the public lands to ans I nations of land to actual settlers and to cede tb o lands to the States in which they lay use
 lie also voted against that clause of the bill ybo gave PRE- -EAiPIJON RIGHT to the actn.l so..i n
 In the same year he voted against granng aoa. tons of ta7td 10 tbe persons acho los! tse; in 1 5y tte cession of LOIELY County Ye'"ssa1
 He voted several times against the acts for tbe s., adjustment of land claims n Missouri and Arkansas
 In lS24 he voted against the act to improve tbs n gaton of the Ohio and Mississippi @'''
 in i527. he voted against repeating the duty m s and at the session he voted for reducing inc d teas, wines and coffee--preferrng to raise ravs from the necessres of life andfrom the poor rather tb 1 it's uxuries and the rich.
 He opposed giving the people of New York the pr;v; l lege of choosing their electors.
 And yet this is the whom the Gazette is bo1d;nc up to the people of Arkansas Democrat Dor eges teacet Was greater insult offered to an ptel gent people? The who declared in public speech that e 1arther poter renloved from the people Inc beaer''-are such men Democras If so freeman and honest man should blush when the name IS sp piled to himself.
 The Gazette of this week contains what we suppose s its closing effort upon the present commen ees with braggng that all its candidates will be elected and claiming large maorties throughout the State for Van Iuren. 1t asserts that the Van Buren party M Democracy, that Judge White is opposed to Gen. Jack son. and that our charges against an Buren all sn ders. Beaten at every point where 1t has attempted defend him from those charges, 1t to the whole sale and convenient method of denying them the lump
 an ott-hand manner of settling controversy and which costs that paper qualms of conscience. We have gwen above summary of his votes. and that the record bears every of them. While We point them to these votes, they by rasng cry for Jackson, and accusing Judge White of being enemy. That Gen. Jackson IS desirous of Van Burens election IS true and that he deceived in him is true That Judge White IS opposed to Jackson is not true. The moment he became candidate for the Pres dency he was attacked reved, insulted, abused and slandered by the Globe the whole pack of palace p rasites unkenneled upon him--and then the same hire.
 ngS who had abused him cried out that he had takass attitude hostile to the Presidents and when the Judge from sense of his dignity stood aloof from the dsrngs he accused of personal enmty to the Pre-. s ta IS for ole ,oa fioacta good as Van Brrens, and if not, that is no arguments use to any but abect slave who desires always hs vote on the side of power As an Burens demo- craey we deny that he has any right to claim the e and for proof we refer his votes If be democratic to vote with ultra Federasts ultra Federal to pursue the single unwaverng policy of keeping down the lest, by tying the cords of unjust and ibera strcton upon the limbs of the young giant then he a Democrat. As to his Jacksonism it is on par with his Democracy. He never was at heart Jackson man.
 He was hls hot opponent and abuser during his first can vass, and has only become his follower because in that direction lay the road to power. Using Gen. Jackson the crawling reptile does the stately pillar he has wound hs smy truck to the top of the column and hangs hiss ing at his noble competitors. With these views of him and his character-conceving him to have claimsup on the people o this country, oppose his election and will vote for any honest against him. Not 50 the Gazette and it's party Basking in the sunshine of pow er they desire to remsin They support Van Buren because he is the candidate of the spols party and honors and emoluments will follow his election Crouch % ioSi iio 1a"ic tioy afe Wililig eo Walt pa.ie''J the crumbs In Arkansas is struggle of the hefe fore dominant party to maintain themselves in power They take Van Buren their political leader, but then only object and their only is to secure power ana rule in their own hands, For oursef we have fouga manfully for the people, We firmly believe we snan prevail Fhowever the people be in truth so deluded@ blindly to follow tie banner of these menf few po' tIcal adventurerssome of them strangersall ol 1cm notorious as interruptions partisans, induce y people to follow wherever they choose to lead we s be sorry but shall neither reproach oursef nor pc o couraged We will still fight on--and in the end II no now the truth and political honesty must and VIII DIV vail against humbug and corruption.
 he Gazette claims Saline county for the Hamus candidates. The vote between Fowler and Conway as s