The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-29

The Gazette says that the opposition have said many sstad and absurd things about Cen Jackson and an Buren. The Editor ought to know Writing So many articles hmse and coming those of his correspon dents, he must be remarkably good judge ot what IS setupd and absurd'
 The Gazette thinks 1t has got every thing straight at last. The contest in this county, tells the people, IS to be between those who oppose and those who are m Etuor of Gen. Jacksons administration No such thing The contest between those who love the West, and those who love- pretend to love, the untrng enemy of the West. All this hypoeftieal cant about Gen. Jackson coming from the Gazette, IS very natural That paper just much for one administration as for another Wherever Pooer s there will the 0azete be-
 Tlie Gazette denies that Judge Yels Circular was secrei and asks, with air of triumph If 1t was secret how by onel That question settles the natter of course We consider ourselves used up. How came we by unei hey! Why, we-never mind-well Il not tell you. Guess at that, eghbor You good at guess ing The joke is too good to be forgotten. "if was secret how you by one!" You did not send 1t to us to certainty But if the Circular not secret why did you not publish in your paper last week. It important both to Judge ell and the peo ple-beggng their pardon for naming the Judge first than the dataao, you filled your paper with he eis- cd Me people to hage generally. You printed It the day you printed your last weeks and dated In your paper of this week you omit the date of the Circular It should be July 18th.
 The Gazette gives Prentice dig this week No doubt it astonished at its temerty. It reminds us of
 fellow shooting mustard seed shot into hornets nest. We have done 1t twenty times, when boy. The way s to shoot with both eyes shut, drop the gun and run like vengeance.
 The last Gazette says that we have made sangune calculation in favor of Col. Fowler, e ground Of the old basis question. 1t most impatient assertion. We mentioned that question with reference to the contest between Fowler and Conway and we challenge the Gazette to dsprove thls assertion Col foWler $ prospects north of the Arkansas not founded that euestoffor o. Conways course ill that contest was neither vigorous important enough to create any feel
 ing against him. Nobody cared anything about what he did in the matter The Gazette does not say openly that we have supported and recommended Col. Fowler on that but that make sangpne calculation in favor of Go Fowler tle sssy rouFe' pretend to deprecate another. This sentence very cautiously worded. 1t be explained away that it Is individual opinion that the North will favor Col Fowler account of his position last year-whch opinion, if such entertans would take 1t, be no trea son-for 1t is such opinion very ght experience in human nature would incline any to entertain, and one which we have never expressed III the Advocate but at the time the Gazette intended to convey the idea that we had spoken i'll paper of the support Col Fowler would receive the ground of the old basis question. It intended the last of msrc- presentation to be shot from the fertile quter of the Ga zctte.
 Tie Gazette also in effect denies that Judge Yell has stirred the basis question in the North. We have posi- tive and direct information from two gentlemen whose word the Gazette will not dispute, that he was busy
 stirring it, and to the great disadvantage of hs compe tor. It natural for Judge Yell to do He has other claims the peopleand other chance for success.
 It also inquiries whether have not stirred the qes- ton-and whether we have not attempted to prejudice Judge Yell in the South on that ground. .Neyer We did not allude to the subject until positively informed, by of high standing and unquestonable vcracity, that Judge ell was using 1t his only weapon in the North. We have alluded, except in paper,
 to that subecand we have good reason to believe that MT. Cummins has done He would scorn the use of such weapon i'll such canvass. The Gazette talks about sdirty talent. That is at least haIf compliment We wish could reciprocate the kindness. The Gazette has all the dirt without any of the talent.
 The Gazette laments piteousy it's incapacity of swerng all the charges brought against tho party in ge neral and Van Buren in particular. It says that if 1t 'had the eyes of Argus the of Brareus, and pen moved by steam it could net detect and answer the whoe." We guess not. Supply him with steam, ye Van Buren men, that his pen may gbly.  Tolunteers.--A company, consisting of 6 men, has been formed in Conway county-Thon.as .Mathe,s Capt James Tucker, st It., and Peter kuykendalt I'd It.
 Two companies have been raised i'll Hemp stead and Clark countes-and company in Crittenden county.
 Tn this place about half company e ormed-and the requisite number will doubtless be made up immediate y after the election. The citizens of Little Rock are not behind the other parts of the State zeal and patr otsm,
 By the polteness of the Editor we have received the two first numbers of the Western Literary Journal and Monthly Review" monthly magazine published in Cincinnati. The Editor Wm. D. GALLAGHER is exten- svey known fine writer, and the present work will not detract from his high reputation We take plea sure in recommending 1t to readers and we hope it may be llberally patronsed. As a western work, 1t should be looked upon with eye of favor by western men, The typography and paper excellent, cores bonding with the natter Subscriptions will be receiv ed at this oice Price, three dollars per annnn i'll ad