Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04


oy oestlfutlon of office. that Collector
81 D'str'ci Attorney has been faithful to
tue executive under which he held his
appointment
inirdly. General Jackson in 1917.
az time when the great party distinction
was recognized in all their force, told
hr. Monroe, he must make himself Pre-.
sident OF the nation. and not Of par,y /,
ana recommended the appointment TO
Tue CaoInet OF men of both parties-cah
lie now become himself the creator Of
an exclusive party, founded on no other
easls than attachment TO himself?
Fourthly. One of the great charges
although wholly unfounded) gainst Mr.
Adams, IS, that be has emplo, ed his own
patronage to pf omote his own cause
Can General jackson, or any Of bis
trends, who regard public opinion. now
initiate the conduct falsely sscribed to
the present Administration. and SO We
hementiy condemned by the present op.
| positiop2 =
Filthy. General jackson, on the
score OF convenience, will make as few
removals aspossibie, because every ap-
pointment viii disoblise more Of bis
friends than il ebliges fake for instance
the Government officers in this town
suppose General Jackson were shilling
to remove Tried and acceptable servants
OF the public, men called to office by
Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, for no
crime bat that of thinking and actin
! with nine-tenths OF their fellow ci,zens
we say. suppose him willing TO do this
he couia not appoint one OF his parti-
zaus in this town, without disobIigng
more OF bis friends tbaa ha g,ati6es. -
When the time comes, we shall explain
this to the General more at large We
commence sending our paper regularly
to him, this day, resolved he shall know
/ ,cho is w.o.
sixthIy. There is such a body as a
Senate of the United States, ~ Which
on the 4th Of March. 1929. General Jack
ssn's friends wiA nef be ,1ojorify.
II is falsely represented by the enc
mics OF the present Administration, tina
the Influence OF Henry Clay will be des.
froved by bis inability 10 obtain the vote
| OF Kentucky 10 the recent election. This
is entirely delusRe - Mr. CLAW was not
the person ostensib!y opposed TO Gen.
jackson, nor were they in competition
The Administration was obliged TO en-
counter in the Western States, not only
the prevailing military enthusiasm. but
fhe whole force of sectional prejWdtce !.
Gen. jackson being the Western and
] F'r. dams the Eastern candidate. If
Mr. Clay had been in fact the direct
competitor of Gen. jackson, the latter
could have had no possible chance of
succeeding in the western states 1T is
we'll understood throughout, the Nation
that Mr Clay now constitutes our piin-
cisal refuge from the portentous evils
with which we are tire atened.
The future historian will record with
astonishment that this chivairous and in-
cofruptlbie patriot the noble and elo
quent advocate of American liberty in
its largest sense, the great defender Of
American industry, was made the sub
ject of such foul and malicious calum
ny - lndependent Citizen
ISa.-It 10 stated in some of the Eas-
tern papers, that an ore has been dis
covered in Goshen, Mass. from which
some globules Of metallic tiE have been
extracted. ---~-~-
The New FORK American states that
lit is rumoured Gen. Scott has been no.
tilted by the War Department, that, un
less be consents to obey the orders OF
Gen. Mscomb- which. as emanating
from a junior regularly promoted over
his head, General Scott has heretofore
refused to do-he will be dismissed the
service. -~.---
Eiectment suits have been commenced
in the United States Court, by the Hon.
Edward Livingston, TO recover lands in
this county, claimed under the late John
Nicholson. 1t will be RENE n,bered that.
all the land conveyed by him to land
companies and individuals, after Ger
tain time, were subsequently claimed
and taken by the State; and Commits.
sioners were appointed to sell them
The suit now commenced is intended to
try the Legality of the State proceedings,
and will be one Of the most important
kpol eenfssts that has ever agitated
N -.I-..o Ca.fssf. Uol,tutSer