Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-01

~ ILUANs tG&t ~ u az ONGT. SttAN
make one more eiIort3 I can speech.
fy as well as Clay and Buchanan. Nv
constituents will give me another dinner
il | say so, when | shall make another
humping speech.
Beu. Whstwill your defamation and
speechliying amount 20, unaided by
proofs Depend upon it sir, the people
are not to be caught by chaff Clay re.
tains the confidence Of the People; ant
they will protect him
Enter Eaton and Randslbk.
Eaton. Our prospects are gloomy;
yet one string remains which may be
touched with effect. Let Jackson come
out a thorough going tariff man: the bait
will take, and zee shall pn.srsiant him:
PENNSYLVANIA must be secured.
MDutie. a good idea sir: but should
be come out for full projection to ths
wool growers and manufactures. the
south viii abandon him. Atpresent we
do not suspect him Of being in favor OF
that interest. In 1924 he secured Penn
sylvsnia by voting a prohibitory duty on
foreign iron, but be opposed other items
OF the bill, or TO say the least, bis votes
we're equivocal lie makesno speech.
es: ,here he shows bis wisdom. Upon
the whole. gentlemen, he showed some
geneFalship on the tariff question.
E0t. This then may be done with
effect: repuhlish bis old letter Of isei on
that subject. The names in which il is
coucbed corresponds with his votes, the
whole il e%GuiYocal and ingenious.
M'i}st6ie. Another good idea sir; the
letter shall again be published: but my
| good friends. however, TO meet Buch
anan's exposure Of the General, the diff
tcplly appears insurmountable.
Beg Gentlemen, il cannot be fairly
met: he is our witnnss--caLnot- dare
not impeach him, The General admits
that be is honorable, and highly res
pectahle, and is incapable Of utterirg a
f~alsebood. What a dilemma are we led
iniol
IDuG One effort more, and I an
done. The old song Hero of OrIeans)
must be sung upon a higher key if thai
fails 10 rouse the People 10 action, then
say, one and all, huzxs tor william n
: Crapford, for | cannot bear those bone
spun rascals.
Ken. I'LL and de tieyel againl
! say Mr.. Euh; ! cannnt swallow oil
your last speech. Mr. TuR You touch
the sheep " Of my state Of Benn
sylvania in a bender part. Now MIR
Tuf, let me dell you, that if you make
nit any one dair, you make NIT d.
whole for we 90 all bege,her in a bunch
so neeks csme rause, Nr. Tuff, | sticl
to De sheep rover Of Bennsylyania
Rand. Gentlemen, II nope l don
intruden
.MDuf Not at all, nv worthy friend
we arc glad to see y%ou-just speaking
of the dilemma that jackson has bro'l
Us into.
Rand. Dilemma, indeed, sirsi I am
truly ashamed of the means which have
been resorsed 10, 10 order To favor the
Generals election. Il is d~isgraeeful
distonorable-and allhigh ~mindedsouth
ern men will despise the actors ia such a
foul and dastardly conspiracy.
8DnG You are severe. sir. Let
ma tell you, sir, that il It is disgraceful,
you have participated ia the disgrace
: Rand 10 a measure, sir, | plead
Guilty-but have long since been con
viRced of my error. Thank God,
have had no hand in the present conspi-
raey
M'DoG Was ID your affair with
Clay, that was the cause of such a aud.
den changea
Rand Sir, you are insolent I me,
Clay with a bold front, sir, was not
wounded in the bullock, as. / wish
for no difficulty With you, sir. A word
more, and have done. Until jackson
shall exhibit a specimen of his diploma
tic knowledge give some evidence Of
his requirements as a statesman-he
cannot have my support. Ills splend d mi
iitary achievements alone, are not suHi
cient qualifications to entitle him TO the
office of President of the United states.
| hope, gentlemen, II don't intrude."
Erit.
HERE TIE CURTAIN DROPS,