To the Editor of the Arkansas Advocate.
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Advocate.

 sIR-Some months since 1 penned for your paper a series of numbers, having for their object the exposure to this people of the machinations of the mec who had fill lately swayed the fortunes cf Arkansas. am nov able to congratulate the same peo- pie that they have in some degree awaken ed to consciousness of their situation, and promptly taken the means which disa- bused people will ever take to remedy the evils discovered to exist. Since that sea- son the Little Rock Regency has been sig nally defeated, even III their strong holds. l have seen with pleasure the old county of Pulaski assert her independence, and her citizens elect such men as they chose. in the face of the ayowed wishes, interest and influence of the Regency, and in despite of the voc1lerous denunciatons of their press. 1 then began to hope something for Arkan- sas. Since then l have seen the same county reassert her freedom of thought and of the elective franchise, and again bestew a Waterloo defeat on the same men, Other counties followed in her footsteps, and were in like manner regenerated--till the influence of the legiimates has waned like the pale and sickly moon after her full, to an almost total eclipse. While matters went on thus, l was content 10 sit by, all idle and unemployed, but not unconeerned spectator, watching the peoples triumphs. But am tempted again to appeal to the people. Your last number has added con- tirmation strong to what had before sus- pected. Fas est ab hoste tioceri. Ne must learn caution from our enemies.

 IL IS certain that carefully and cunning ly organised plan has been ha,ched among the fragments of the old party-which has for its object the transfer Of this people. votes and all, to Martin Van Buren. 4 full ticket has been made up, and transmit ted to the various drum majors of the regu- lar service, who keep in proper suhjection