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The present. No. completes the second volume of the ARKANSAS ADVOCATE.

 Some eighteen months since, (about that time the Advocate offended by hoist ing its flag, with the motto: "7he People doson aoith Party,' it was predicted by the leaders of the faao- Bone Parfy, that the Advocate was but the creature of day. that it could not and must not be sustain ed-that it was paper calculated, yea, established, to thwart the best interests and mar the wisest plans of TIE PARTY that it must and should be put down, right or wrong-and to make the best of il, it was suspicious publication any way Thus The Party reasoned with themselye es, and arranged matters accordingly. The first man who was induced to make aA at us, " as no more nor less, than the ami able Mr. Secretary Fulton himself. Ifpe- cuniary depression was the object of Tie Party, of which lie was then acting as the representative, we must confess lie hit us pretty severe lick, and one, too, that we then felt the effects of severely. We al lude to the publication of the Bills of Re view in certain land eases--on that occa- sion, being clothed with little brief aat- ttosity, he robbed us of our rights, and, in

 fact, took from our pocket S500 or GOO

 and placed it in that of his Clay friend, l Buck Woodruff. The public of that day

 know all about this disgraceft eftltransaction

 aud it is not now necessary to go into de l ltail. But Fulton failed to injure us as SC. riouslv as was expected, and The Part,