Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06
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published in our last. that we think il
ought TO be published like an advertise.
ment in successive numbers of every
newspaper in the United States We
think that Gen. Jackson must be dismay-
ed aud stand aghast when he sees the
light which is let in upon him BY this
senientious and dry remarlSer.
"When | bear individuals always ma
king shewy declarations of their own
honesty, and impeaching the motives Of
others, l distrust their sincerity, and
guard myself against them.s
In the last number of the Village Re-
cord, Mr.. Miner. after taking survey
of the state of politics in Pennsylvania,
New York and Virginia, is of opinion
that ultimate naiorities viii be probably
given FOR the Administration in all those
States. tie relies, Us we do, on the re-
deeming power of public virtue and in
telligsnce, to put down the efforts of the
Opposition, although they are marked
with character of concert and desps.
ration which is enough to alarm calm
aad refssting citizens. In the conclu
sion of his editorial observations. the
Editor ofthe Record gives a brief sketch,
by way of hypothesis, of the country
under tbs rule of Gen jackson. This
portion of the article, on account OF its
correctness Of outline. and the vivid
strength of its colSuring, we extract for
the perusal OF our readars. II is sufli.
cient 10 aremiss that there Is nothing in
the history of human nature which does
not sustain the accuracy of the sketch.
II tho military flag 10 TO DO unfurled--
if tho camp is to be tho sele avenue to
bsnsrs If cur Gates are TO be sacrifice
cd that Caesars may Rule, then are we
in the gulph stream that has swept away
all other Republics to partition.
All who bate The duh pursuits Of civil
life. asdenily arrange themselves I'M
der tie banner of the military chief.
tain. This fact, we should suppose
would alarm the prudent who have
wished him success. Give the military
spirit the ascsndeney, and the question
win soon become here, as il was in
France, under Bonap arts-''In wha,
campaign have ysu servedw The mi.
litis will fall into disrepuse the stand
ing army be greatly enlarged, and alb.
sorb TO itself all respect and honor. T.
paulst'ed handles will be seen paradinI
our streets, speering at farmers sons q
inferior
War. war; and there never Is neadet
a prsie0ee where the wish exisis---tal
and oppression viii follow. The hand
ofyour sons who would advance them
selvesin life. nsust be taught TO wick
The sword instead Of the pan. VIVA
will avail learning. mental instructions
civic virtues, and the improvement o
The understanding, to be obtained ia per
fection only by slow and painful study
If all serts ef violence, combined will
notorious untitness, ara overlooked in Q
man who has gained victory ip battle
and be 10 thereby purified. and sxaltec
into tit candidate tor the Presidential
Chair.
Your JaHsrsons your Elswssshs--
your Fvankhns-w will be thrown into ths
shade, and such chiefs as Ssverus and
Carracalla lead Jour dsstinss.
Speaker Of The House Of 2sprsssnta.
tipss.--Aascks have been made snkS r
Taylos, Speaker Of the Hsuss of Re.
representatives. ia last Congress, at Rich
mond. Washington, Philadelphia and
Albany. at the same tine. This stimuli
tame GUS FIRE merely shows that the Jack
son forces are we'll disciplined, and wal
fer the word Ibid
In a recent action Of Trespass and E.
jec,msnt before the U 8. Circuit Court
at Providence, an objection vas made
to TIVE af the witnesses on the ground
of their disbelief in future rewards and
punishn,enis, and evidence was offered
TO prove this fact. With regard TO one
ofthe witnesses it was proved, that he
disbslisved 10 the existence of God
entirely, and that there was 90 hsreaf-
ter With regard TO the other (the SOD
of the former il was proved that be
disbslieved in future rewards and pun.
ishmenis, which opinion he derived from
Pains's Age Of Reason. The court We
ry promptly decided, that both of the
witnesses were incompetent, aad Fefns-
ed to let them be sworn.
STEAMERS following short itsm
of intelligence presents most impor-
tant suggestion for the consideration of
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