Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

"notneI 50 uau taheu place In
the British Cabinet Lord Goder;sS
had resigned the Premiership and ns..
Ministry had been named, or would ).
named within day or two. The al
lowing list of the new Ministers IS nnh
lished in the London Morning Herald Of
the 10th January:
First Lord of the Treasury. Ea,,
Grey; Chancellor Of the Excheousr
MIR. Peel; Secretary Of State for n.
Home Department, Mr.. Frankland Ia.
Wis; Secretary of State for Foreign AZ.
fairs, Sir Charles Stuart, or the Mar.
quis of Wellesley; Secretary for n.
Colonies, Lord Bathurst; Minister or
the Ordinance, Duke of wellington.
President of the Council, Earl &c
Shaftesburv; Priyy Seal, Marquis Of
Londonderry; Treasurer Of the Nav
Mr.. Dawson; Chancellor, Lord Lynd.
hurst; Chancellor of the Duchy or
Lancaster, Lord BexIey; Master Of the
Mint, MIR. William Horton.
We continue to receive from eyerv
part of the state the most cheering 10.
telligence. The friends of the Admin.
istration are awakening from the leth.
argy which suffered the last election in
many parts of the state to 20 by default;
and by an interchange of opinions and
sentiments, we anticipate concert Of
action that will be attended with tia
most happy results. The friends of The
administration have nothing to fesr
while the vigorous exertions are kent
ap, which now appears to pervade the
union. Even this city, which from 10.
cal circumstances, gave larger maier.
ity for the Jacksonian ticket, than any
other part of the state, in proportion to
numbers, has undergone very materi.
al change. We daily meet individuals
whose opinions were favourable to the
election of Gen. Jackson at the last e.
lection, who could not now be prevail.
ed upon, under any circumstances, TO
yield him their support The friends Of
the late Governor who were principal.
ly induced to support jackson for the
Presidency, under the belief that there
was nothing to apprehend from bis e.
lection, with MS. Clinton at the head
of affairs, are rapidly seeding. Mr
Van Buren, will get but struggling
support from the friends of the late
Governor, in the event OF his becoming
candidate for the gubernatorial chair;
notwithstanding the profusion Of tears
which he is represented to have shed, in
the course of bis address before the
New York delegation, in Washington.
Take the whole state together, the
prospects are every day becoming moro
and more flattering to the cause of the
present administration.
.Ne,o- York Nat .Adv.
On Tuesday, the House of Delegates
of Virginia proceeded to execute the
Joint order of the day, which mad for
its object the election of the Board Of
Public Works.
Whereupon, the following gentlemen
were reelected;
Andrew Russell, Residents ofthe District west
John Mccoy, s of the Allegany Mountain.
Charles a. Stuart, } Residents between the Al
' p' { Blue S Ridge. A''
Samuel Pennil, Residents between the Blue
William Ellzey, Ridge and the head OF the
John FL. Cooke, tide water
George Newton. I Residents below the headof
Philip Aylett, 5 tide water.
Mr. James Mclaughlin, one OF the
former members elected from the lsi
District, (west of the Allegany,) having
withdrawn, the III. proceeded with the
Senate to ballot for the vacancy. The
result was as follows:
John G. Stephenson, 10 I
Isaac Newman, 40 So
Jesse Davis, 81
Peter Scales, 90 "a
After the first ballot, Messrs Stephen
SON and Davis were withdrawn; and
the second ballot eventuated as above
stated in the election of Mr. Scales OF
Cabel county. -
Gov. Giles has of late been figuring
in the Richmond Enquirer, as politi.
cal writer, abusing the President and
his cabinet This conduct so unbe'
coming and so undignifed, has finally
Disguised bis own political friends. lie
must be in sinking condition indeed
when his own party desert him.-The
Charlottesville Advocate thus speaks OF
him and his sublime illusions:
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