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 k Ivll be reeollected by every reader of Esber the Advocate or Gazette, pending the Iet election for Delegate, that we asserted Eht locations of Ten Section Claims had 7z.I4#.esn made cn improvements; and 1t will NlEo be reeollected, that the assertion was ! fny and sconfally denied by the Gazette; 5 k ghea We produced evidence that such { Aad been the fact, (ia the face of the denial I 5e Gazette there appeared spndfy cer- afeaies with the names of divers yeracious gentlemen appended to them, contradicting 5 alr statements, and imppgning the yeracity sf those who made them. Then, 1t was 7eIhown that the allowance of such fact ! would bring odium upon the Portg and dis eaee the Sanhednm. .sioae, the victory is \ on, and they have no farther need of the 11tcpie fo ihe present, 1t is flo longer ddeen- 

 sd necessary to conceal or palliate the fact.

 fe gTe below a memorial, introduced in-

 'O the House of Representatives by Mr. fHVRMoSD, and killed by the partizans of Seuer, which shows conclusEely, that To- sations hare been made on improvements, 

 and that the Party is determined to support Inc sanhedrim and their horde of specula- 'ors, against the People and the Peoples fgbls.

 There is now no more pretence of pro- 'eetng themselves from the charge of loca- ions on improvements, but there Is deter- flnaaon to support themselves in their mea- siTes by a hlgh-handed despotism which the RfeoPle seem too wiling to bear. The I'ss ssiiatte-hoase mus go on, and the money must be obtained.

 4 Ne arc told that this memorial was in- !Hfnasd to stop the State-house, and thwart 'le views of Governor Pope. fly by pro- I eedng the Peoples rights. The People '.naFe been promised 9o,00o dollars from s@e len Sections, and the decree has gone l8'a that 1t shall be raised. Acts of Con- l

 s,Fss' $ decisions of the Secretary of the treasury and the Rights ot the People, are 1fas aside, and the Ship of unhallowed P0Ser pursues "the even tenor of her way" regardless whom she crushes. 'ae memorial speaks for itself. It is a x, s,F's request made jor the People, by one 'a !, 4leiaseives. Some day or other the eyes

 ue feople will be opened, and 1t will '4'u oe remembered that we have always

 ~''eu 'hem, as faithful sentinel, of the gSi'ls usurpations and the foul purposes

 ,a' afty to which they have bound them- :, 'Vs, Let that Party still go on as hith- ;. @le' them work as openly and as = 's'essiy against the liberties and rights

 ' community as they have lately done :. aA' let them have one more imbecile Le. .;.s e' ready to carry any measure, at 2 :. ssnr0m the Trlpod--and we do not des < s', Already the discordant materials o ss. laf'y are fomenting, and ere long tn, soFlc 2, will crumble.

 ',ms ,'.sI Hon. 2, ths Senate and House Of Re

 ,;eo ,s9e'ao,ires of the United States oj .8me

 Tb. "' m Congress assembled:

 of tba e IT memorial of the General Assembly aprasoa. a.effltory of Arkansas, respectful, congresls.s c,l.s That, whereas, by an act Q sn ssss' sa..; approved 2nd of March, 1881 gep;toe..,,.0 of land were granted to thi

 