For the .4rl'ansas .Adrocate.

 THE CANCELS
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MEssRs. EDrToRs:-August IS approach ing, and from the signs of tire times, the coalition of Arkansas seem to be perfectly aware of lt--a hard and steady drilling in their ranks, even at this enrty period IS quite observable. In the absence of other matters for intrigue, the Territorial print Ing Is about to become tire -chief x bone of contention,' and every nerve will be strained by the po1ce,s that De, to secure it for their favorite, as 1t will most probably be thought a fair criterion, by whichtot test she popularity of certain men and d-Hseas7.res

 Some idea can be formed of their anxiety on this subject, by a knowledge 6 the per- -}ect sysfem which governed tlreig late cau- GUS nopements for Pulaski. They thought the matter enveIoped in the dark folds of secrecy, but unfortunately for them, there must be some ono in tlleir councils 4inwor- thy of their conldence-the plot has leak Ct t oiiit. GU !

 Ithad been surrnised. and as has since appeared, correctly, that when 7,ulleyrand left this place for the south, he gave partic- ular instructions to Little Bitlg, that in the event of Mir. Martin 'sreturn from Nilsson. II, while he, Patfeyraaa was absent to coa,a- promise the affair with Mr. Rorer, get him to withdraw, and signify to MT. Martin, that If he would run for the CouncIi in op- position to Col. Caldwell, heshould receive their support. The thing tock-Mr. Rorer withdrew, and Mr Martin was announced as candidate. I am told that their ticket will be-for tho Council, .ffien .Nagtin, Esq. and iSr the House of Representatives F. T. Crutchffeid, Esq as principal, and as they know Col. Ruthe,Jord to be gentle man decidedly pepnlar, he is to be crowd- ed upon the list 10 force Mr. CratchGeIe a. Long. Thus the work goes bravely on---they flrst cork-us, and then by resorting to other tricksofchicanery and management, intend togivens complete routing inAugust next.

 cannot think 1t safe to look with apathy or indifference upon these doings-an ef- fort must be made in the cause of the peo- pie. l have been a good deal among them, and think you would be authorised in nam tug as the PEOPLES TICKET, Col. CHARLES CALDWELL, for tire Council; and Sol. $. M. RUTnEaFoRD, and A. FOWLER, Esq. for the House of Representatives This, from what can learn, will meet with the cordial appreciation of the PEOPLE. The ranks of tic coalition, with that subtle and arcb-manager Talicyrand at their head arc sensibly weakened, and in my opinion, small effort wiiliruin them. The people wall not permit rrepresentatives to be palmed upon them by caucuses.

 ONE OF THE PEOPLE.