Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
Tl2 GAZETTEER
MARrINSBURG. slrr.xs.a IS 1928.

FffhsCu OF
The course which certain sunnor,.,. -
"gero" in this county have been pursuing g,
the advancement Of his cause, but have ,h.,.;D
sdfrOm exhibiting it TO the public in its od;or.
forms of barefaced inconsistency, desti,u,ion Of
ruth, and honorable motive. trusting tia, thea.
persons were sufi ;ienrly well known !, ,bs
community, to supersede the necessity nj s,.h
an exposition. Recon; observation ba, d;.co.
cred to us. hsSever, that with som. 1,,..,
E~sspechzs pers0ns, who are unscquairted w;,.
the frss character of these intriguers. and Who
have hitherto stood aloof from the pres;ae,,;.,
contest, some exposition Of tina, ch,r.o,..
necessary to prevent their iniuencinv and la
ing as'ray such persons oy The base mi,renr.-
i%sntstion' resorted to for that purpose.
we therefore now take occasion to erb;h;, 50
the public, some specimens Of the con
and honorable regard to truth, which cb.,..
terise the principal supporters Of &c, I..L.on
among us. And first, We will in,roduo. %
ice. one Of the Gentlemen Comm;ss;on.-
pointed to superintend the election of E,ao,...
for President and Vice President at the ens,,;,.
election. This gentleman was at the ,.,,
ton, a supporter Of Mr.. Crawford and !:
course OF his exertions in behalf of his f.vor;,.
failed to avail himself of no occasion n d.n,
Gen Jackson as che Mob Candidate - &c.
defer," Gan unprincipled sounded who b.a
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in violation OF all law, human and div;n. e.
chilly taken another mans wife from him OIL
lived In whoredom with her!' He danreo..a
bis election to the Presidency as ga Disgrace -
the country, especially in reference to the 81.
vstIon OF his wife to preside over the ssmsla
sOmmunl'yP-rhese were the opinions of this
gentleman, expressed Of Gen. Jackson. and b;s
elevation to the Presidency at The Iast election
What his opinion is ncw, he shall speak for
himself he says, Il am satisfied that General
Jackson is d unprincipIed scoundreI-
that his wife is a d ~--d ". but he il the
Mob Candidate, and the only man able to ,prn
out Adams. | therefore support him, although
/ must confess don't like tbs idea Of seeing a
ID - elevated to preside over the e..
male community of the country" Here. then
the public have the opinion expressed by hi.
gentleman OF Gen. Jackson at the last election.
wnen ne was In favor OF another Candidate. an,
Va' expressed by him now, when he 10 in fovo.
OF the same Gen Jackson, and is a Commission.
efioT su experimenting the election of Rlector.
feliow-Cilizens! People of Berkele,, are there
any among you who, when thus made acquain.
leu win the character OF the man. who is
sousnt 70 De elevated to the first Office in the
country, by the unprincipled intrigue, and base
representations of faction, can permit your
Se'es to be wheedIed into his support Behold
MS character, drawn by this GENTLEMAN Com.
missioner, one Of bis improvisation YOU dis
u IL! we th'nk not. AS to the character to
winch this Gentleman Commissioner has emit.
aed himself by his own shelving of the princ;.
pies and motives by which be is aetuated in bie
support OF Gen. jackson, We leave to chat
Judgment which We doubt not, will be nro.
hounced upon it by every honorable man. The
oext supporter Of the "Hero" whom We shall
tske the liberty of introducing to the notice of
We public, 10 also a Gentleman Commissioners
lie, IN the plenitude of his zisdor, and FIRE
k"''Vasdge, has discovered that the election of
ueh' Jackson to the Presidency, will unques.
honaoly insure to the Farmers of the United
states, the getting OF nine dollars . barrel for
'he'r hour, and is, consequently, most honora.
oily and laudably engaged in advocating his
cause upon this basis, We will not permit our.
selves to express doubt as to the honesty of this
genteman's motives. in masking such a repre-.
S~entatlon, by Questioning his conviction that
such WILDE the fact, but We very confidently
rely upon the common sense of the community to
nugh to scorn such arguments. We understand
rom credlble authority, that the gentleman
who is the third Commissioner. is content to
rest his support of the "Hero" upon his i'm
preston, that "he is the same little Andy who
WIS born ona piece of land of his, in Turkey
nuzznrd hollow in our county" We ara fer
from being disposed to undervslue the feelings
which old recollections in reference to individu.
ss whom We have known under circumstances
|epossessing Us in favor of them, very nstu-
rally give rise to in the bosoms OF those disposed
10 kindness; but whatever elittle Andy" may