For the Advocate
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 niR. EDIroK-in your last paper sec orders Psif- porting to be forthcoming from Head Quarters, and signed by the "Colnci of Ten,n commanding all the loyal and collar subjects of Van-dalisa, in Arkansas concentrate and marshall their forces at every con yenent point of rendezvous n the different pachacks, by the first of August in order to make desperate eff fort for their master Some of our folks, MT Editor, think themselves personated--but tePd them, as Jack Downing would say, they are under erroneous impressions. They seem 10th to believe me, and sst that inform you the truth of the matter.

 They arc doubtful, MT. Editor, you labor under a glarng haluenation in regard to the position By in the political scale-ongnating from the crcum- stance of the late meeting in this county. With the gentlemen who composed that meeting I have some acquaintance, and assure you they are the sturdy and uncompromising friends Judge bite "a very large majority of ihem at least.

 The President of that Meeting, a very high minded and honorable man, is warm and influential friend Of Judge White, and could not, am persuaded be ndu- ced to pin his faith to the kite of the intriguing Dutch mans fortune i'll preference to his old and tried friend, whose interest Is identified with that of the West, in which we all live. As to the knight of the qull who ofciaed on the occasion, can't make any promises; and 1t is equally useless, Mr. Editor for me to say any thing respecting the redoubtabe chiefain who moved the resolutions Suffice it 10 say, he is again before the public: comment, therefore, is unnecessary. The Meeting, on the whole, was respectable, though not large-composed chiefly of the bone and sinew of the land.

 They nominated Judge Yell for Congress, certainly without expressing their preference for the politics of Van Buren, Tn any nanner whatever the contrary, White IS their choice. and with justice should be the choice of every who desires the prosperity of Ar kansas.

 The attempt to nominate Col. Conway for Governor proved decided ailure--the mover submitting to his defeat with the most remorseess nonchalance iaein- able.

 confess, Mr. Editor, that am very much mista- ken in the truly Western character and sterling nteg- rity of the people of Carroll county if there is among them who would knowingly lend his interest to the support of man who has tempered and spored with their dearest and most sacred rights.

 CARROLL.