Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
eEzas5snsbssss Gazette Mssd K0ubySc oasgUerssse 2.
Whole Nc. 1870.

who does not cast himself under its ensan- =
gun,ed wheels, and suffer himself to be crush.
ed odealh. that Gen. Jackson may be promo.
ted. IN short. IS Gen. Jackson To be carried y
80 The Presidential char, by ssofd aud faggot-
Gen. jackson gave my parusltiss for him a.
sfverr shock 10 1925. when he leut himself To
bis unions TO crush an Individual, and to de-.
priye East Tennessee ct Senator. 20 whsch her
afterwards adfuH,ed she was entitled. AithoS
- that period (lS2Sl aud previous thereto,
had been taught 20 look upon him with thess
highest reverence, yet thought at the time,
II was Very small triumph, snd one that his
friends ought not 20 hive baasted Of. But hs
subsequent regeneration and abandonment of
vital principles, together with the intolerance
OF his lrieuds, and the manner In which have
been prosecuted by them. has scattered from
my eyes all my old pArtalities. Invested me OF
all my state pride, and ain now able TO behold
him as be u, iump OF naked deformiiy. L
am now able 10 reflect on the precedent we
set to the American youth. by clecting this
man president ct the United States.--Generaf
Jackson spent the prime of his lie IN gambling
IN cock-hghung, in horse.rac,nI, aud has ala
his hte been most bloody duelist, and TO can
all his traIises he tore from husband the wife
1f bus bosous 20 whom lie had been united in the
holy estate OF matr,mony Roberts. the wretch
ed man whose wife lad been taken from him.
hu, during the tnf he did live. Gen. Jackson.
lived with his vile ln way that would have
subjected any other man 20 an indictment in the.
County Court Tor 'open and notorious lewdness.r
These facts have never been denied or even
psiiated BY his most enthusiastic friends. on
the contrary, less than two months ago, heard
one Of tho Generals most proriiinent friends
Boosting ef II as an set OF gaiantry, and said
thai the General had 'driuen Roberts of Ike a
deg, and had taken has 1eife At Gen. Jackson.
fellow. citizens, witl. these SINS upon his head.
|unrepented toY, should be elected President
what effect think You il would have upon the
American YOUTH VIII they not feel licensed to-
follow every species OF gambling, and when
they have ruined their companions By the
'BiacN Log art, they will then imhrue their
hands IN their blood And If one gentleman
has pretty wife end smother has tsken a fam
cy 10 her. he has nothing 10 do but to take
pistol IA one hand aud horse whip IN the o.
Their, and 80 aud whip the husband hike n deg,r
ADD take possession of his wife. VIII the youth
not say, We faaY perpetrate oil these snormities
and Yet be the grestest men ia the unted
States--Geu. jackson did, and he is now Pre-.
sldent But The Generals friends say tie neral
and political chafactef OF loan ought mt To
be blended For my own part, have always
believed that the happiness and prosperity of a
nation depends much upon the morality OF its
inhabitants. And the morality of Its iuhabtSnts.
depends muchupon he mos atty OF then rulers.
'iie that rIleth over asst men, must be Just.
ruling in the fear OF God. And he shall be AZ
the light of the morning, without clouds; ~
The tender grass spfinging out Of the earth by
CT ar shining sfer ram 2 Sam. chap. xxili.s
verses 3--4