Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
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MARnNsBURG. MAscH %. is27.

Tn, Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot has been
yored with The following interesting extract of
IA ,etter from a gentleman in Europe, (who has
/ he best means Of acquiring the most correct
! nforma,ion,) 10 his friend IN Baltimore, and
ted 96.h January - Whether his predictions
n 70 well founded or not must soon be realIz-
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.My unconquerable persuasion is, that war
4 mus, break out ere long, and that France and
h.,gIand must be parties Every effort will be
,n,de by England TO involve US some way or o.
s,her. i kn0zs, that policy TO this effect has
heen agreed on and laid down IN England seve.
4 al wears ago, as the policy to be observed with
4e,nect to US, whenever any new war should
Epccur. There was policy adot ted then, aud
4, win be followed, not to allow US to enjoy
profitable neutrality, and re-become the factors
N the world. They will move every spring to
deprive US Of another indefinite term of pro-
Ngressiye, unexampled prosperity. They will
n not allow a renewal OF Jonsthan's thrifty,
4 nourishing system Of padding his own canoe,
and picking up grists all over the mnl-ponds OF
n the world, and of etiecting in some twenty
d years, what other nations have required ecu
lures to accomplish. l tell you, my friend,
q / kgo.y this. England will hays enough on
q her hands in Europe, and shall not be surpri-
d sed, if, under her present pressure, she may
not be in earnest IN accommodating every cause
a Vt difference with the United States; indeed,
81 lave some reason to believe that she will.
There must be war--sli Europe is aiive for
& it--.specially the French; they are indignant
a, Mr.. CaDnng's audacious language ~ hs
Afterwards subdued and mtigated speech -
The English are dctested every where on the
+ Continent, and no where more than Portugal.
The Portuguese ask the British officers what
VI a f,rn hare kf, no,
English to be meddling in sur atfsirsl You
may be assured that the Portuguese neither
understand nor want Don Pedro's Constitution.
The Euslish are as well aware OF that as are
the Fresich and Spaoiards. Again, say, there
will be War" -
We would point the attention of our readers
q to the very Aole and lucid substitute publish.
ed in another part of our paperi offered by
General Robert %. Taylor, on Me-, Giles Re.
solutions. We purpose. as some future day,
10 otter some remarks which have suggested
themselves, upon reading tits paper.
In the Senate Of Pennsylvania, on Friday
last, hill was required making an approptls
ton OF two thousand dollars in aid VI the A.
merican Colonization Society.
The resolutions reported by Mr.. Giles in the
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which in that body has been already noticed,
also passed the senate. In tue latter botys Mr..
Cable moved a new resolution, as follows:
"rhat the Legislature OF Virginia viii sustain
the General Government in the exercise of its
legitimate powers" The resolution was adoD-
ted, II to 10.
We should like, with the Editor o. The Rich
mond Wing, to hear good reason for voting
az ainsl it.--.Nat. Intel.
$50, it appears, in the Senate Of Virginis,-
ID 1t bossted seat of Repubicansm,-lhere are
ten members nearly one half OF tie whole
number, that will not sustain The General Go.
vernment in the exercise ofeven its Legitimate
powers PRAY, upon what grounds can such
an opposition he founded, and by what princ.
piles are such politicians governed Pei.
Good-DufE of the Telegraph, gravely in
forms the public that Major Eaton, Senator
from Tennessee, had burned his hands in put
ting out some bed clothes on fre--then con.
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