Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

10 Peunsylvania the contest between
the two parties 10 now, and viii be,
maintained with the greatest spirit.
The Jacksonians must not count too
surely upon the % votes Of Pennsylva-
MIA. The tide is turning, and that rap.
idly toe. Facts are coming to light, err
rors are every day exposed, and reason
10 resuming IFS dominion.
arhe charm dissolve apsce,
And az the morning steals upcn the night,
Melting the darkness. so their rising senses
Begin TO chase the ignorant fumes that mende
Their clearer reason" lPAsaar Gas.
SPEECH OF RENRY L. PINcKNEY,
Editor cfMe Charleston Mercury, (noss
aJaekson- man, containing his opiaisn
Of Gen. Aadrew yockson IN ls2S.
mir. Chairman--I am astonishsd that
any enc, should have appeared hsre to-
night to mar our proceedings. when it is
well known, The object of the meeting
was to recommend JOHN G. CALHOUN
for the Presidency. But wnen we are
insulted with the nomination Of the most
rERrKcr TYRANr UPoS EARTH, the man
who sets all LAWS AT DKTIANcs, who is
stained with vices OF the DEEPEST
DYE, n whose WILL ALONE 10 bis
RULE OF CONDUCT. whose life has been
distinguished chiefly by BRUTAL VIOLA
TfoNs OF PRivAT RIGHTS, my astonish.
ment can scarcely be expressed. /
would rather see the arch intriguer
CRAWFORD, p~lcdding, systematic yam
kee ADAMS. or the u~npriuciplsd CLAY;
hay, any citizen, however high or how.
ever low. made President, than this Mi
LirARr OEsPoT. | hope we take. the
vote upon my motion and settle the ques-
ton at once.n
President adams. the nego-
t~iations at Ghent, surrounded by dith.
culties that seemed insui mountabls, aud
when some Of our delegatio on thought il
prudent to yield something in order to
have peace, Adams alone stood like q
tower unmoved and immoveable. When
the news Of the burning Of Washington,
by the enemy, reached Client, the doc
uments we're placed by n ofthe Con
missioners into Mr.. Adams'a hands. AT
ter having leisurely psrused them, fol
ding them up, he laid them upon the Ia
hle-elapping his hands upon them, de-
clared then the very documents he wan.
sed--for, says be, the vandals have done
that for US which we have been unable
to do for ourselves-it will unite every
American heart in prosecuting the war,
and we soon shall have peace. The
truth OF his remark was fully realized
- Nat. Ado.
Ohio Canal Loan. The commission
ers of the Ohio Canal Loan, have offer
ed to receive proposals until the 7th DC
tober, For aloan oftwelve hundred thou
sand dollars, payable in Ohio stock,
bearing m interest Of either Eve or six
per cent and redeemable at the plea
sure of the state, after the year 1850,
the stock transferable and the interest
payable in the city Of New York. The
security of the state ia unquestionable.
A letter dated Bniiina tIreland) says:
1T would amuss you to attend our
MONDAYS market here. W. have usual
ly about 10000 people. Each pig has
always one driver or leader, sometimes
two. A couple offowls require another
attendans-Half q dozen eggs one hu
man being to sell them. The donkey
tribe sesms to be still more numerous
than the human. Turf, corn, potatoes,
fsh. every article almost, is carried by
donkeys. All London and it's subupbs,
| vefiIy believe. could net mustar so
many donkeys as are to be seen here on
a market day"
JEREMIAH MASON hiss bean chosen
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