'- -,,t concentrated in the Legis.
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.nment concentrated in the Legis- gr,ment-our republican system to- cepa ! 'red. and the days of the boasted 'nau America will be numbered.

 E s,J J friend John has caused me to think olu ;mnortant fact: that, while we were 'ne. we were not represented in the l Eo,f' of the United states-had no voice

 % ,. Delegate in the House could not

 oa n any bill or resolution, however l., loI for the peace, happiness, and pros ar, iS ,he 10 peopie of this country. No sir, | 0l l.as a.' compelled to fold his arms and

 NaJ sbile the rights of his immediate Ia,s ol ss were trampled under foot. What s s;1;.l;ug avi;r condition for a proud and free T How odious, then, ought the man F,,ho would seek to keep them in such @ Esnnl To escape from this degrading aO ;ao we asked to be admitted into the |! 'os' ,s a,, independent member of the con ss. e. and to our surprise, MT. Clay was " :s,,,ved against us, wishing to keep us .a,;no a, at the feet of the Federal Gov bu, @ without vote in her councils !-- |F;r, as MT. Clay did this; and for it, what |Sa Ra' deserve at our handss

 old friend John brought to view also, IE Clav uoted against ' all, or most ot |apropriations (u for he defence of the Ea E frontier n' Thus we see, upon all ';ons. Mir. Clay using his best abilities rrive us of our rights.

 |v;pw of all these circumstances, sup Mr Claws knowledge ofpolitical econ ;s more extensive and acurate than that " man who lives-suppose his mis- !, < American System'' (which would if 'd out impoverish the people, and bank be government) be acquiesced in-sup- his . attack upon the constitution, and ,he prostration of which he expects into power, be forgotten, and he made Ient of these United States :? I ask, could .he people of Arkansas expect him, If he is consistent man, as his ls declare! if he is truthful, which his ls affirm! he would of course, continue ,uuositon to our best interests, for we pt believe he would change a course led by him for twenty odd years.--All things are known by the people of this Land l shall be much surprised if less two thirds cast their votes against him.

 PIONEER.