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

SANA 1tfhHdlAAAltdtCA
between j Q Adams and IL Clay which
high crime will, II necessary, be proved
by a highly respectable member OF con
g'ess; besides | believe il to be so, and
who will dare to impeach my yeracity
or motives! (Signed)
A-J-
Commander n chef
Bet. My worthy General, am rea
dy at all times to risk my life 10 defence
of your rights; but my reputalion-m
reputation, sir, is at stake, should we
fail in proof.
Jack. Rest easy on that head: Bueh.
anan is al honorable man, and will not
fail to substantiate enough 10 satisfy the
people that the adminIsty alton is corrupt;
besides sir, any deficiencies shall be
supplied by inuendoes. M'Dufie will
command a powerful auxiliary force IN
the south. You knew sir, that be is well
qualified TO carry on such a war-blus.
tering, bullying fellow; for defamation
he stands unrivalled. Randolph too, Of
royal blood, an able tactItioa o his
services you may calculate as soon as
he RECEIVERS from the wound in his NOR.
ming gown. Kremer must be kept peu
trail; be lacks talent aud responsibility.
He would InJure the good cause.
BeV. have reason TO apprehend a
failure in this enterprise. Clay will de-
ny the charges promptly, and appeal to
the people, tGSds1ior it is a horrid con-
spiracv.
Jack. Let him deny and be id.
l. will avail him nothing | will pub
lish the facts, Buchanan is my freud:
be will not hesitate to confirm my state.
meut.
Bee. know Buchanan sir: he will
not testify to an uniruth: not for the
whole state Of Tennessee-a high mind
ed, honorable gentleman.
Jack. Have I not told you, sir, that
my inaeadoes viii be fully understood,
aud have the desirad effect with the peo.
plef Imean the militia. | have their
confidence. Away then with your doubts
and difficulties: my word is sufficient:
let the people aud Orleans be the watch
word.
Rsp. If the contest vera 10 be deci-
dad by the sword, then might you cal
culate. on success to a certainty; but
jack. will hear no more Of your
butts. doubts and scruples: bear in mind,
sir, the second article of the rules and
articles OF war; has it escaped your re-
collection that ggopsrnors and Judges have
tsembled in my presencel
Beg ibeg of you 10 bear with me,
sir; | am your friend: Clay and Adams
must die-you shall be president or I
fall in the contest. C.asdsl The Peo-
pie are too we'll informed not TO see
through this limsy veil, however, at
present there is no backing out.
-Erst Bersrty.
SCENE 4-Cincinnasi.
Enter .1fr. Clay and numerous attendants.
C!ay.-Fresh news from the head
quarters of the conspirator's army
Jackson is out-his orders to Beverly
are published. His military reputation
will not screen him from Just aud merit.
ed Indignation and contempt. He shall
hear from me in due season. In the
meantime, | a assure you that the
whole story is a base and malicious fa'
IRRIGATION.
Enter IIr ZGns.
Zane. Gentlemen, l hold in my
hand a copy of Jackson's order to Bev.
erley, | obtained it in order that my in
jured friend should be advised of IT'S o
tents (banding the papsrto Clay J
Clay Thank you, my venerable
friend. In self defence ! shall use it. IT
gives me infinite pleasure to find that |
still retain yonr confidence. That Jack
son is at the head of this conspiracy, is
now reduced to a certainty as such |
shall hold him accountable. From Lex
ington you shall hear from me. Eat.
ACT III.
SCENE s.. Beverly's Camp.
Enter W DgGe highly agitated.
M'DuGe. My worthy General, our
plans are anticipated, and all is lost