Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
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fn-rr $ q grea, deal OF talk aud casf upon
& d. everlasting suhict Of the present correpf
8 s,pi,iisfratioii--upun Safe Righte. ard the
= .s,.ross ercroaciinents of the General Gov
-,rrent. IN these our times And in this world,
here so many men are apt to speak before they
snkt and tsry apt 10 form Judgments, and
mort them with Vehemence, upon the au-
1 4 ,-,,v Of Others whose abilities Trey prize,
Ia r3whose pecuiiarities Of opinion they unco-.
II ous.y imita'e-i' behoves rejecting men, il
ossibie. to look occasionally into the rue state
81, Il things and torn Tor themselves opinions
b, upon other mems prejud ,oes, and prede.
.ctions but upon their own cool and impartial
deliberations.
/ WHO are tie component members of this
,orr,,pt and IN lrigling ADMINISTRATION
II they are al OF them men tried and tested in
n ,e cru-le of political lfe-nen who have
horne the ho9ors of their COUNTRY until very re
II entity without hint Of their being unworthy
,,f then-~ Men who have been acknowledged
IT, the fathers OF our land IS worthy members
# the rep,,3itcan party. How is IL That John
& O ,ip~v Adams, after having acted for nearly
Il .eaeJ ,eags, as distinguished partizan 10 the
hanks Of The republican party--,rusted by our
q Pre,idents approved OF by our Senators-6l
a ing ~ The high Offices Of The government with
q the appreciation Of the people. should never be
Gscnrered % be guilty of bribery--of being
aeep IN volts clothing and bent on the sub
8 a.s.on Of he liberties OF the people until he
u l4ppeaed To tea, Gen. Jackson. lis really,
RAISING strange.
Or that Henry Ciay, the bold, manly advocate
1 of true republican prncipes--whose speeches
were in every mou'h--whose independence was
n p"nverh-Fhose high Standing, gared by his
own fearless course, was ha'ied BY all III. fei
log.cltzens az veil won, should have descend
ed for the sake Of an otlice that he was en'
Fted 70 under any Presideat--to sell his bunor
for the pes, truckle and bargsin f1r TICK. which
his talents would have ensured TO him without
the asking and above all, should have possess
ed lac magical power. OF bending and warping
the intelligent delegates of thousands of tree.
men TO ms purposes, without any benefit to
them and theirs, is also somewhat remark able.
And without psrtlculsrizirg any further. isit
MT equally strange that the rest Of this admin
isration should for the sake Of such power and
patronage az they possess. become co laborers
VITA those already namedl We Tor our humble
selves chose TO doubt the truth CT some of III
abusive invecuve heaped upon our present ri.
icrs. because we cannot exactly see wherein
they have differed from their honoured preds
cessors
9. Asto State Rights. so much harpcd unon
by some folks 10 The present day, we will only
say that we cant precisely see where the danger
lies. and we believe from cur poor considera
ten, that the officers OF The Federal Govern.
ment, are as much ancnahle to the peonIe. AZ
much dependent on their will. and the Fede
IA Constitution as symmetricaIiv Repu5lican as
that of oar own State; and that therefore we
shall not fear for the sheep until we see the
wolf
s. ito the Entertainments of The General
Government upon the rights of the states and
the people, we are equally unnf0rmed-what
IS more, II the legitimate exercise nf these
powers under the constitution, admitted 10 ex
ist by Washington, Adams, Jefferson. Ma1ison
and Monroe. be deemed the invasion of char
tered right, we for our rart are willing to take
the consequences, dlreful as they may be.
Stdmmering.-A Miss ,Noah, pupil Of Mrs.
leigh has established herself IN PhiladeIpb,a
for the cure of Siammering The National
Gs2et'e gives the following testimonial - f.
Forot he"system; "She has Ell cted a cure in
the instance OF dau hter Of one our personal
trends, with whom all the ordinary METHODS
h'd been tried in VAIN, which has impressed uS
with avery favorable opinion of her skin aud
kind assidulty
We understand that duel wss fought AZ West
Point on Wednesday between two Lieu enants
OF TIE army, one of whom was killed at the
first fire ~ ]. Times.
Tue n. Evening Post says: "a gentleman az
this city has received letter from friend in
Europe mentioning that Captain Basil Hail he
celebrated traveller, had taken passage for the
- states, and might shortly be expected in
NeV-York'
REPORTS unfavourabie to the claims
for Vt. Domingo indemnties. having
been Tor some time past circulated in
Baltimore for the satisfaction of those
who may be concerned, we publish the
following extract of a letter, dated
"beanvais, Feb IS, 1877" upon the
authenticity AMI respectabiity, Of which
our readers may rest with condolences:
ut has just been officially announced
TO me that the government of Hayti has
adopted the financial plan proposed hy
Mr. Laii'te. the richest banker of Pa
MS, and that this gentleman has been
appointed Banker tor the Republic of
iiayt, aud TO him in future will be for.
waided the bills OF exchange, monies,
'uE'ts ana produce which that govern
men' VIII send to complete the payment
oil the first fifth, ia GAUGE. the interests
Que, and settle whatever yetremains On.
paid on the source of the iDdemn;.ies.
ms has raised the value of the Loan
made by the Republic, and Frightened
Tue hopes OF the planters in Paris.
Oh Saturday last. the 10th of Feb.
saw Count Alexander de Ia Rochefau.
cauit, who told me that he had received
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