Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-17
TINE 9A1NTTlNa
MARTrNsBURG, Jurr IL, 1928.
Frs, TIE CAarlestoH City Gazette Of Jult 4.
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

Celebrate tue 1tb W JoiIs Of an open QeCt2ra- I
,i,n Of eternal separation from the Uniou-ss
de Aristocrsts, aided BY British emisssries,
A., warm with the hopes OF once more return
;ng to othe Alsh pots of Egypt" and vindics-
,,5v the principles OF the Tories aud Refugee 81
Of the Revolution, by atoning tor their ingrati
,uds TO the mother country--the minority, com
no,sd of the sturdy old Democrats, native aud
s5op,ed, will have to pledge deep to the fol
living toasts:-
The american Republication dear to the
hearts Of her native and adopted children to
dresd the psracId&l arms of Aristocrsts and
British spies.
The Goc1nmsnt Of the United .States-The
Government OF The PEo PLE--As well may Sa.
tan hOpe 10 obscure the sun, whose brightness
be hates. as British intrigue expect to tear
down the temple which our fathers consecrated
10 national freedom. SPIRIT OF '76.
There is something singular IN the above pa
r,graph-unexplained, it might be esteemed as
beoagiog to the period Of the revolution--over
looking the date and the context, the has.y
reader night really fancy, that il was an exirac,
from some souihCsrolina paper printed between
1880 AID l757-it would suit tina, period right
we'll There is we opine, however good deal
Of meaning in the above psrag rsph--it goes far
toeXpsin, the cause and the character Of this
excitement ia South Carolina, which to the dis
tsnl behoider locks dangerous and looms large'
ike the lar,d glare of fire IN dark night, which
burns nut in moment, and proves to be a brush
heap. ltimPorts that there are 'hree parties IN
the stale 1t also points out by whom (and BY
knowing them, We may conjecture, for what
this state of disatiect.on rs encouraged, and the
daring uniIcenced language held towards that
sacred liberty, which was purchased by the
blood of patriots. and that holy and invaluable
ua,an Of the States which is preserved by its
cement
FIRST, there are the leaders of the jackson
parry, who wish TO identity "the odious mea'
sure of the Tariff" with the present admins.
tration-keep up steady heat in the people of
the state that they may be welded and moulded
into snbroken Jackson mass These very
men would sooner loose their right hands, than
have that very dsunion brough. about which
hhSJ pfdNC eoout 30 tBabhuCCntiy.
We then have in the above extract another
class alluded TO, rather than defined, whose
party coiourssre of deeper and a darker dye
who seemed TO date their origin back to those
days when South Carolina obeyed the loyal &c.
neras, Clinton aud CORVALLIS, when her patri
ots hrd The land, and saw their patrimonies was
ted, their names prescribed aud their places
assumed by those recresnt, Tory, traitorous,
couatrymen that gave in their adhesion TO the
British Crown, and licked ike dogs, the bands
vi 'heF BritIsn Masters. And can IL be, that
mere IS Still pariy OF this sort in the statel
Tan Ii be thai fifty years has not buried in obl,-
Won tins hateful band, Their relics and their
princlples' If not, satisfied we are that the
ihlFd class, the ''sturdy Old Democracy" Of the
country, when once awakened 10 the fact o she
Existence and the Vaccinations of such party,
viii crush with a GIANTS grasp. this puny MON
sieF of treason aud discord
We trust in God, that there is no such party
actually organized in that State OF bold and ia.
. len ed tFeemen. Bat If there be, we know e.
! nolgh of the people of that State to know,
that long before they would suffer the ark of
Gus safety TO be touched, they would pour out
her best blood, as their fathers did before
: them, Ia ITS defence.
d ONE folks are disposed to be alarmed at these
Manifestations of dIsaffection. If it were no,
LOT The respect which we have for so many good
81 ana rue men IN that state we should rather be
. disposed 10 laugh. Is tais the first time that
s nave heard the cry of wolff Does any man
'"'e' That those terrible, iamentsbe evils
'1'eh call forth so much pathos, and prophetic
"qlsnce are really felt, in This free, happy,
'''''ag land where Corn and Wine and OIL
4OOONd-where not only all The necessaries
"OS' OF the luxuries of life and the means
d 'pu'ence are produced in lavish album
'4'ce within her wide borders1 Where
'"h Expresses not even The poorest
ana the machinery of government is
- seen, or the jar of felt, il Guns so light
II mere the will of the majority is cherished
En- regarded as the handspring and prime
NJ "8 power OF III In fine, does anv man
ppO'e mat one state. even If UNANIMOUS, can
ICY '"eoty-'hree others to her partial views,
moue them with her folk, and persuade
~ 10 Deg back of George the 4th the yoke