The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-11
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The Jackson spece4paying Land Circular issued for the benefit of Blair, Kendall and Go. has excited great alarm as well as indignation in Mississippi. As an ev- idence of this fact, ae told, by the Nachez Cour- ie of the 2d inst, that the Banks in that place instant ly on the reception of the circular resolved 10 cease dscountng, and order that effect was sent to all the branches throughout the state. This measure was deemed necessary to the safety of the Banks, which would otherwise have been speedily drained of every dollar of their specie. The perncious effects of the Treasury Order must be as we have all along antic- pated, most seriously felt in the West.-We hope how ever, that, among ifs evil tendencies, there is one re- deemng vrtue-and that is, that 1t will open the eyes Of the people of that region to the importance of super sedng administration which wantonIy embarrasses their pecunary condition, and retads their prospefity by hazardous "e1peiament,o called for by no public necessity and the direct operation of which must be to fill the cofers of few unprincipled spectators at an immence sacrifice of public and private interest. Lynch6arg Virganian
 The opinion, entertained of Gen. Harrson by Gen Cass, late Secretary of War and now Minister to France, may be found in the North American Review No. 30, page 97. Gen. Cass Is known to be the au- thor of that interesting article, in which he says:
 "We happen 10 k9so,u, and the whole American Peo- pie know, that the troops under Gen. Harrison did not attack the Indians. The army encamped in the yicin- y o the Prophets town, under the expectation and with the assurance, from the Indians, that the difficult
 
 day. But the General had been well trained in the school of experience. He was able and cautious and hls troops were braves and to these qualities they ow- ed their final safety"
 Bank q the United States.-It IS generally known that the present administration justified the destruction of the Bank of the United States on the ground of its insolvency in the repeated declaration that the money belonging to the Government was lost. It will excite no surprise when 1t IS stated that the Bank has inform ed the Commissioners that they ready to account with the Government for its stock, at one Hundred and sepen dohars and forsepsn cents for each share of Sloo So much for the truth and honestu of the pre- sent corruptionists in power
 MIcHlGAN.-The late elections in Micb;aan were Conducted almost universally upon party grounds. The Tories generally were for accepting the terms offered by Congress for the admission of Michigan n- to the Union, and the Wings were for rejecting them. We know, that all the Van Buren presses in the Terri tory without exception for the terms, and all the Harrison presses aqanst them The issue is well known the people decided against the terms by ma Jor'y of re to This result leaves doubt, that --:c;:;; al' IS THE HERO OF THE NORTH WEST. SiGS IN lNDlANA.--A register is kept at the Union Inn, Indianapolis, where each yisef IS requested to inscrbe his name and his political opinions. A few days ago, the list stood-or Harrison sS1 for Van Bu ren SIS, and for White 2s. That's the way the wine sets in Indiana.