The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-22

r.v on ms oiaoe but fine decciyes any body it is himself Amidst friends and amdst foes through all tho 2 society, ne ls the solitary individual who does o non wDo 's not conscious that he is party4mad: In the very speech under consideration afer ts claim of himself and clan exclusive democracy IS the word, the alismanie ermhe soc. , to use dssuasives against party excitement :rr. and virulence, Rendered into plain Enrlish ,rhas s all this meanl We the chosen and eeec ths ,,s.. al Pharsces of the land, address our eonstsseg treat, we impore hcm by every argument that by oss bity may aya, to cali into opereton a their patence forbearancc, lberav and nfnehity fo eur Is the e~ elusive Democrats the sole believers in the competency e the people to selfgovernmen to eastigafe them nj wi us well for their good for the preservation of discipline and due subordaton among the refractory in cur own ranks We will be frank with you. We know now to be elamoreuswe the IIurra-boys-we brand you With names ! ou are the Heots--the oaves and fishes we reserve for ourselves. Noi mothers son of you shall thrust your into oifice. This would have oeen something like the true reading if they talked to tho world as doubtless they commune with themselves. ~ Ana what constitutes their new-fanged Democracy! he shreds and patches of the dscordant partics those who were enemies of almost all Governments and those who wished to extend Government to ali the rea tions of life. Mark the Taneys and the Thomases of Mn. rylandas exceponable political urastn could mako themBuchanan of Pennsylvania from whose 4th of Ju Y speech the Advocate lately favored with an extract
 Wilkins of the State, bis predecessor in the Sen. ate, and successor in the Russian mssionperhopa tho tread o ranker arsocra pressed the soil of his eountry--Potef of Rhode island whose very name ia
 
 say less about him) New England alone could furnish her Companies, Battaons and ReFiments--Vicara of Bray who press to the onslaught for punder Why is that the supporters of an uen prefix their ticket the name of Jackson Republican ' Has he no specific gravity! Must he be sustained by the influence of great merged in the individuality of General Jack son! tan Burens free-necre can be sustained on no principle fthey are citizens in the eye ofthe Con sttutlon It cruel and oppressive speraid in their case, to tho qualification of the white voter and they ara not and can not be recognized ctizensthe un- constitutional.
 On the subject of the distribution of the public 1ands he has resorted to his old game of palterng in double sense.' His language will best sustain me. He swould vote for proposition to vest the lands in the States in which they stood on some just and equitable terms lated to the other States in the Conederacy In this talk he has cautiously abstaned from the expression of ary opinion. Again have the coven hoof of non- eommlttal Additional points to which might refer, Yan Buren's votes and Governor Fntons reference to his history have been dated oh and controverted by others.
 The possible elevation of Martin Van Buren to the Presidency of the United States regard with horror. consciously believe that would awy leopard did not engulph, the liberties of my country Who has not read and reading has not admired the phy and ad dress Of Sereant Maynard to ing William the 3d ! Sire am the oldest member of the bar. have out lived all who embarked with in the profession. aid but for the coming of your Majesty should have ouvcd the law
 f mos unfegned sincerity say | tho danger is noA yet over.'' PENDLETON.
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 Fan Buren af Home.--It would seem by the follow ing resolution, adopted by public meeting in Wash- ington county, N. York, that Mir Van Buren is ap. preciated by some people at least in his own Staie
 Rssoiued, that in Martin Van Buren we recognize the sycophantic esuitfy that icks the dust from tho fooistnnl of pnsers md unahla hy nehle flight ss reach the stlmmt of his ambition. attempts, vernin- like, to crawl to it. We utterly repudate the attempt which is making to palm him tac nation favor. e son of New York. He is flo favone son of ours his whole lifetime has been spent in waging upon the great and good of this slate and nation. In inc case of Gov. Clinton, the overshadowng power of tFue greatness senced and febuked his pretcnsions; and hence all the leness of his nature was up in arms against him. When the giant falls the pigmy climbs 10 consequence upon his ruins when the lion des tho jackal couches in his lair.