Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-03-02
Nv hole No. l4l2.

IS reported. that he was opposed to the Mis-.
sion when he offered The resolution. and a..
still opposed TO IT Ii h,s opposition 10 tho
n'sston WAS the inducement TO offer the rcse.
iuaon, and has opposition 10 II was tile induce
ment TO ABANDON ~ ~ nui III. inference ifrs-
sislable that the informssi,n asked az hg tie
resolution, was sought for 10 oppose the mis-
sIonf and wiea u was declined that thf appo-
s'tion TO Tie measure. rested ,hcir hopes Of
success upon the Senate and the absence Of
the Iniotmahom Tire change ct the eoufse OF
TIC opposition, and The delay ct tue senate,
AZ the absence ot any act on the pat % the
Trends OF freedom in the no ,se OF Rcpresen-
ts,lses. It was Supposed, nnehi have had tie ap-
peafanee OF the Whole Congress uiscouu,enan.
ng The measure, right OF wrong. without light
er kna~ledge on the subject II vas thought
by some, tbst such AN lnputslion oughs not
20 DC suffered 10 E, 1t On the House OF k,l,re.
scuts'Ives They bchevt the cause itsrn The
great interests OF this county, ITS mn orr ,nt
commercial and other relations 10 iho,e Re-
puol,cs, as well az a daty 20 themseises de.
maaded of them to undeceisv tie nation add
put Ia higllt such Suspicious. Aud nov csc
could they do II SO well. and So eii,esusilx "A
10 calf on The President Tor lntoins3 ION in yels
ton to the Congress At Panama tie invitation
that had been gwen. &c 10 meet the subject
taltls. u right 10 support, II wrong reiec Il aud
let the Whole go forth to the people who ara
the greater snd'ultimate Arbtersf-tApd Fnr this
course II ~ that the House Of Representatives
aud the President have drawn down on them.
tl,e stelctures OF snne cover winter or sFtttrs.
under the editorial head a sha, paptr--the Pre-
sldent tor having nominated mtpisiets, aud re
House of Representatives, for nj ~ anlng pas
slSe On 80 ihlerest,ng aad important IN occa-
son
But suppose the President had acted the re.
verse; that he had answered the invita- OF nv
positive refusal, snd had said to Congress that
suth an invitation bad been gwen, but that he.
caused II 10 be sgnhed 20 those Rfpuhiica
thai he would have nothing 10 do witt, hem;
that the mere seuutng IT ministers there 40 at
tend 10 the interests of this ration would have
involved It's IN difficulties and rum. and would
be offensive TO The soserelgns OF Europe
what would then have been sad b, ths same
cpposltionl Yet II ~ IN substance utelg own
objections. and made too without the ,nfor.
nation Which the President possesses They
would condemn IT without seeug--nu uey.
would not so much read the insitat,on sup.
pose, bur would send - back, without brt AZ ing
the seal; aud thls from the course OF argument,
they would had he President done And what
would the nation have saia2 Twill not nitder-
take 10 answer that yuu Can as II scliis inal IN
as OF one thing am con,mccd from
my observation fe.--that it is Nh easy natter
TO tnd i.ult that IT reqlEe. more OF another
qnshty than genius, 70 ,msrepresents and that
| All opposition @iti hnd fault, do right or wrong.
have head II suimtsed. with what ruth
cannot say. that one object is lo pu, down the.
Secretary o. State that he is locked upuB 40
/ the most lke5 TO be IN the wa, Of the Young
asarant--bui ti'at II Is dc sIrsbe 10 render Nr-,
Adams also Unpopular, that he may succes ! tim
at the end OF four ears. II there be any ionn.
datIon Tor these suffDscs the conclusion pre-
senis Itself, that il 10 OF h,llr consequence 10
the Vice President whether Mr. Adams ora-g
| mother server tie next tour years, if he cannot
get But after that 1pS,tds and aH, must be
made yield to his succession. Infatuated men.
II any there are who can en'ertsin these notions
That this cVuntry II too extensive and t00 in.
telligent To be governed by facttsus opposi-
lian, they Will Ultimate mos certainly find
out.