Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-21

at which many OF the most valuable citizens of
the community shrink back in,0 retirement, be
fore the storm of obloquy thai awaits every one
who appears before the public.
Before SIT down. slF, must ask leave 10 say
that Il every gentleman bad spoken in the tone
Of the gentleman from Tennessee, (Mr Bell
| should probably not have trout led the House.
TO almost every remark that fell tom him. 4
yielded hearty assent | feel not less strong
y than be, though may be unable to express
u with that manly force which enchained the
attention ofthe House, that this warfare is 4saH
erenps, without our even being able to plead
IN excuse, that the bad example sprang from a
good one The gentleman, with hbers!ily
which couh not bat admire. however little
might be willing to sanction the Consciousness
ot political stgengl IA with which he SPOKE. told
is that the JOY Of the huntsman is in The chase,
and when the game is run down. he calls oil the
pack, and viii not let them mangle the carcase.
The gentleman cannot expect me TO agree with
hum that the game 10 run down, but he will
gree with NE, that, of the pack which sprang
at the threats of this Administration, there
were some, whose tangs we're slready feshed
~ other game Aud Is the law OF the chase al
tered VIII not what has been. again bel Be
Y We me, Sir, it viii, the fate of Action is no
table here; and scarcely win the gsnsleman's
fortune shnl elevate him above the lot OF hi.
predecessors,) scarcely will he have wound his
horn IN triumph, when he will find, 10 his
mszemeni, tha, he is the game, and some of
those who have shared w the triumph OF the
chase VIII turn and spring on him.
NE Jrss9 per qns fseiaf lsca sspe seetsi,s, Sir,
the gentleman viii parton my sllasion. as !.
most eheerialy accepted his. make il not
'nsidnously, nor with the slightest shade Of
persoaahty; bur in some measure in considers
ton OF the sell know composition OF the Two
great parties. aad still more 10 the immu,able
principles Of our nature, BY which it follows, of
stern necessity, that
........in these cases,
We stu have judgment here. that we hut each
lioody instruction., which being taught, return,
ioplaSue the instructor; hiseven haDeied 10 stiee
Gohmends the ingredients at the poisoned
challce
To our own lips.
GEN V.aNCE.
few more words. MIR. Speaker, and 1 an,
aohe with this subj Ct. will now, as always
have done, vote for any inquiry relative 10 the
correction of abuses, or the economy of exnen
diture. am no. particular whether the
amendment. or the resolution as proposed by
NE mover, shall suecsed viii cheeriully
vote ter either and trust that either will be
souad to answer the ends OF correction. il in
deeh correction IS needed, and ii not, | hope
those that have thought otherwise heretofore.
VIII come forth and declare o The world. ,ha,
ne disbursement Of the public money has been
faithfully made. he member from Virginia
has said that this Is not the time Sir. hope
the honse will think otherwise, notwlthstand
ing ne has told us tina, the gtea, matter mus,
first be attended to--,bat Is, they must fist
get the power, and all their energies mus, Hrst
be directed TO that great object win the
member be SO good as to inform us, what great
oenehts are to result to this nation when pow
er shall into .heir hands, Will State rights
be again restored. agreeable to tie Virginia
construction OF the Constitution N so, we
want to know It, The country have deep
interest in resisting the sc doctrines that are TO
follow the halcyon days of the new dynasty.
when all may either walk. ride, or drive through
the mud up to the hub, shutting huzza in favor
Of the Southern policy Of No Roads. No Ca
mails, No Manufactures; but Cotton end To.
bacco, the Richmond Party, and General Jack,
son for ever