The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-03


 avery resnect the squai of Gen Jackson-nay, that as Tfaed States Senator, he was his judge All that he had before said he reiterated, and declared himself re- snonsi5le for tevery where. For ihe honor of our country it is to be hoped that such things may not of ten occur.
 The Treasury cifctlar is reseinded
 The Laad Bsg has passed the 5en9:--anl
 .4,ba inaapedcence of Texas will be recognized.
 
 Tae Ia,o q 7o1tgages-Ye wish to suggest, for the consideration of our awgyers whether it would not be advisbla to simplify te process Of foreclosure of laor ages af r estzse and negroes As the law stlnds in Arkans she delay and expense attendant or fore closures is such IS follower the value ofsuch property asecurty for money that none purchase except those who wish to make permanent investments. The man who buys real estata locks up his means. If he wishes to raise money on it, he finds t difficult to do So, except to the of it's vaue because the lender may be ruined before he can make his money again by foreclosure Real estate is the solid basis of wealth, but 1t will be most valuable when 1t be readily turned into money Simplify the process of forecosuretake away the delay and trouble and expense attending itand you beneht every man who holds re9festae. For example, has niece of town property, worth $I0,oG0. As the law now stands he may be in want of money and i he can raise any amount all upon the security o is proper ty it will be- at the utmost, than S2ee9 1he oneYlender says, if loan cutmy money on the efed- it of this aG it is true have security, and will get my money some time or ethef-bat will assafedg De so en fret that myself may be ruined before get my money Suppose now, the mortgage could be oreelos- ed end the property sold, wthoot the intervention o court, and in a short time. wiloan h!s money ta !, because he knows that he ean any event. be sure of again in reasonable tne If cannot raise the mos ney at the time the security will be goothat he may renew the mortgage to some else and obtanthe mo- pay to pay off the first mortgage The consequence will be- that such security will stand high and be worth to it's owner twice what t isnowfor propery oay eal uo5ie from is agaila5ity and ProdaciiaeRess
 We understand that Capt. R. D. c. COLLINS will be appointed DsbuTsng Agent for Indian Removals Ut this place cice Capt ! BROWN, resigned No appointment, we presume could have gwen more general satisfaction The Gazette states that Col k. N. JouNsoN has been elected Vice President of the J. States, by large jority of the Senate.
 Congress adiourns to-day--to-lnorroW the Pfesi dent will be inaugurated
 II seems tkat the whole blame for the failures and dis graces of the Florida campaigns, is about to be placed by the Courts of Inquiry, officers at Washington, in general and asi. EA-5ec4eary Gass, in particular- What better could be expected when Gen. Macomb was all the time writing miserable plays and capering in ball-rooms and Cass lectaring aneiem aud modern history2
 A word as to Mir. Yells proposition make deduc ton from the pay of members of Congress for the time they spend in the Supreme Court and elsewhere. fit be just and proper must not the next step be to deduct from the Presidents salary forthe time he spends in tray cling about the country and from the salaries of Gene rals and Secretaries for the time they spend in writing plays and leetprng history! These eleetionoerng expedients or the proposition is nothing more are un- worthy Of AIr. Yell
 The Treasury Ciccalar.-Fhe people iii this State groan grievousy under this incubus Good 1t is a fit reward fer their Van Barensm and Bentonism; and all the consolation have to offer, is groan, sinners, grean =! Gen. Jackson took away the Deposites from the United stass' Benk-this produced distress and scarcity of moreyeo lemedy which, he placed the De- postes in the pet banks Iey discounted largely, and loaned spectators until great pat Of tie revenue o the United States existed only in specnlators notes the government became fearful and just when the spec ulators had got el the land they wanted bought too, with paper money then the specie circular, and nowthe settler must hire gold and sverat per month, to enter his land with We say again, good 1t will open the people eyes icy viii De convinced after tne of the tonlooiery ofthe men Who are man aging the affairs oi tle nation
 The gfsat democratic party has uniformly held out the principle that when senater Representative toand tae majortytaat is. tae dominant party n bis stase opposed him, he oaght to resign sfhy do they not praesz upon tEsst principle fhemsalsess Why do not