Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
TMg GAZETTE,
MARTINsBURG, Aug. I, 1923.

MARTINsBURG, Aug. 7, 1923.
The latest news from Spain, state
thatFerdinand the With had arrived at
Cadiz from Seville; and that il was his
determination to remain there until the
cause of Spain was decided. This news
was bro't by a late arrival at PhiIadel-
phia. The su1joined paragraphs are
from the National Gazette:
by the schnr. Tom, from Cadiz,
Whence silc sailed the 22d June, we
learn that the King of Spain had arri.
we'd at CIdiz. He refused to leave
Seville as King of Spain, and was
taken by the Corles as private indi-
vidual to the Island of Leon, and there
reiustated as King. Cldiz was block
AIDED by French squadron.
owe learn also from Captain Ia
tenn, of the Tom, that the niIle inhabi-
tants OF CadIz were arming almost nn.
iversally, with the resolution of dcfcn-
ding the Constitution--that some of
the disaiIected soldicry had bccn shot
and, that the news from Portugal
was of an unfavorable character"
Ms Liitie's Female Sem 'narY.-On
Friday last, we Witnessed a public ex-
animation of the RIartlns5urg Female
Seminary, under the direction of Mrs.
Little, and it is with pleasure we state
it, that we were highly gratifed; the
examination reflected equal credit upon
the pupils and their worthy instructress.
Charcoal is very highly recommended
as preventive to bilious fevers, and that
il is a perfect cure of ague AMI fe-
yer. A table spoonful of pulyerised char
coal, in tea cup of sweet milk, taken
night and morning, is the usual quanti-
ty for grown persons, tor children in
proportion.
Is itpossible that sentiments like the
following, can be tolerated in repub-
ican government? Is it come TO this,
that men dare not act like freemen? Is
there an American to be found, that
would wish 10 see the same persecution
of the Catholics in this country, that
has been in ireIand?-We hope not.
The Columbian Observer of June 5,
has the following declaralion-'If the
Catholics persist in making the next
election a religiou5 point (i @. if they
oppose the election of john 4. Shulze.)
Ii they do, 1co bstids them and Meh re-
Eg,on.' 1--WE will give time for them tc
pause, WE will delay the risitation Of
acratt and justice for period, in the
hope they will awaken TO their detusion,
and renounce the error Of their ways."
"Thore is, however, but little time for
repentance = We feel for that portion of
the Catholics of Ireland so cruelty trod-
den on by the British ministry, yet we
begin TO fear, and is it not natural, that
the Catholics hare not been so innocent,
as their advocates and friends imagined
them to be,0 sc. Again, "The state is
rapidly rising to powerful opposition
to the Catholics, and WE hare fair pros
pect Of TIER bsing pat under The BAN,
HERE, as rel as in EUROPE t"-
Their daring to vote as they please
brings forth the following in the same
paper. "'This conduct goes to prove
that their persecution in Europe has not
been so UNJUST as it was APPARENTLY
6arjarOus and sepere They are non
pulling The seal 10 Their condemnation IN
This couni,yn
Could any rational man have suppos-
ed that things would be carried to this
length? II Pennsylvania wishes to be-
come the key stone of the union" she
must dlscountenance men that hold forth
such sentiments. 1t does appear that
certain Editors in Pennsylvania. are PR
eilegsd to say what hey please. So
short time since we stated that the
canvassing for governor, in Pennsylva-
MIA, was carried to a great length by the
friends of the two candidates; that they
were both democrats; the one a pat
ent," the other an oldschool; that one
was nominated by caucus, the other
by a convention of delegates from the
different counties of the state and,
that it was our opinion, Judging from
the best information that we could OBJ
tain, that Andrew Gregg would be elect
ed Governor. The Carlisle Gazette,'
very modeStly tells us, IL we have any
regard for truth, to correct the errors in
TO which we have fallen, respecting the