Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-09-16

ifor Gen. j., delaware for Crawford,
maryland votes in j., to C., and 8 to
Adams; Jersey will vote for Mr.. Clay,
and n. York will divide her vote so as
to give Crawford 81 ard Clay i2-Witb
these new lights he calculates that Or
will receive SO votes; Clay Go, giving
him Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Keniucky
Missouri, Louisiana, Jersey and IL OF
4 y. Y.;) jackson 60--and Adams 49,
tnat A. being dropt, the vote in the ii.
of X. viii stand thus; for Crawford -,
Clay s, jackson that, finally it will
cone to pass, that no election will be
made, but that the regns of government
will be transferred to Mr.. Calhoun, pre-
viously elected the V. President--and
thus (says ~no Wizad'') ''the stone that
was rejected at first by the builder be-
comes at lenghr the capital Of the pill
lar"
We shall pretend to make no ca)cu-
lation ourselves but "A northern cores
pondent has furnished us with an estl-
mate of bis OWL founded upon elements
which he has collected with cCnsidera
Bile care :
''Gen. jackson is destroying Mr..
hdams--he will leave \. beyond liim,
and place bis chance very low.-i give
Mr a. all N. England, except 4 ia x.
Island and in Maine making wits 6
in Mary land, his total, So votes Della
ware is settled; tickets formed, and wil
go for CIawtord.-Jersey is going for
jackson - S. Carolina will go for Jack
son; and think A. has no reasonable
chance OF getting one vote in the South
ern or Western States. give j., Penn
sylyana, n. Jersey, q in Maryland, Ala
bama, Mississippi, :. Carolina, and Ten
nessee making 6s---i then give Mr..
Clay, Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois
and Louisiana 46-and leave the bal
ance 81 for Mr. Crawford. - Mr.. A will
come to the II. of r. too debiIitated to
do any thing. n. England will leave
him" They will vote for Jackson
and the friends of Clay will generally
20 for Crawford Richmond Eng.
.4nti- Caucus COavention The Con-
vention at Charlottesville will take place
some time in the month of September.
Tot the opposers of the Caucus Ticket
look with anxiety, for upon the course
lit pursues, depends the success Of Mr..
Crawford in Virginia. A great princi-
1ple is about to be established, and a mo-
| mentous question is before the nation:
Is the election Of President and Vice
President to be placed in the hands
of Congress, or the People? this is
the inquiry. We have not yet de-
general ed so far from the principles of
our ancestors as to permit our rights to
be taken forcibly away from us. Virgil |
mans will never suffer cause to be gi- !
ven up for which her worthless fought
and bled, without somf position. Let
the friends of Adams. jackson and Clay
unite; let them abandon their own per-
sonal predictions fer the good of their
country; let the anti-caucus conven-
ton appoint suitable electors, and Nir-
GINA will again prove that she is not
shack)ed BY intrigue, nor enthralled by
corruption, and she will give her vote
TO the man who is alike distinguished
for his abilities, his learning, and his viz
tues. Aier. Gaz.
Nh Gailatia--We had long since
foreseen that the Caucus party would
get tired of MIR. Callatin, as soon as the
failure of thir attempt upon Pennsyka.
MIA should be sufficiently evident; but
still we thought he would be abandoned
with decency. He ought to have been;
and yet his bitterest enemies could not
desire more humiliating sarcasm than
that contained in the following notice |
from the Maryland Gazette
Thoras w Hall, and Luke Herman,
Esqrs are candidates as Electors of
President and Vice President OF the Uni /.
ted States for the district composed of !,
the city of Baltimore, Anne Arundel |
county, and part of Montgomery county. !
II elected, they will vote for WiUtan H. !
| Cramfo as President, and any respec-
table Democrat, that may be deemed 4!
proper as Vice President
any respectable Democrat What =
make tool of a man, and then, after |!
he has acted his part with fidelity, and |
TO the best of his ability, dismiss him
with contumelious jeer. Oh, it is too
bad 1T is the ne ptus ultra of ingra-
titudel in erciUSire republicans; and has !
no parallel in the blacklist specimen of |
Punic Faith.-Ibid.
OHIo.-This patriotic state remains
firm and immovable. She viii vote for