Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-24
JAMES BARBOUR.
La Granre Ocs 10. 1927.

JAMES BARBOUR.
La Grange DC, 10, 1897.
Wy Dear Sir: Having accidentally
omitted the last oppoitunit, to answer
your most valued favor, Aug 10th, l
avail my self ii the next packet to offer
IN, aHectlonate thanks. and request, as
the pressure OF business allows it the
very high gratiiication of your CORES
pondence.
You diplomatic accounts from Ee
rope leave little to say; and, although
q suenber of that House, by courtesy.
called Representative, am MT the
wiser MOI. shall be the more useful FIR
IT. dissolution Of the House is much
spoken Of the ministry are recording
the new electoral lists in consequence
Of late bill mingIing the vote OF cleo
ton with the duties Of juror, to which,
however, some additions have bean
made. As the public mind is progress.
ing. and several wlfull errors have been
forcibly rectified, liberal opposition
cannot fail to be more numerous. The
question With government is--whe Their
they will this year meet large minori.
ty, with seven years new lease. or
hereafter risk to have majority against
them, or at least strong opposition
than that to which. in case Of dissolu
ton, they must now submit.
The account Of the funerals Of Man.
uel having been indicted elo,e an in
ferior tribunal, and our speeches on
bis tomb making part Of the impeach-
ment IT the publishers, il became the
duty Of Non LATTE and MY elf, TO
clam our snare ia the trial. whis h we
could not Obtain; bat judgment of
the Count, very properly and literally
"ofded. has acquitted the selected %
jects Of the accusation. An .aDpa al
from that decision to the Superior
Court, has, it is said, taken place.
The Intervention Of three gte al Pow
ers in the aheirs of Greece. seem TO
promise respite. and although il has
not prevented the arrival Of an Eayp
tan fleet and body of soldiers, there
-. however, sone good in The notfiea
ton made BY the French aud English
Admirals impeding further progress.
The mediation has been accepted BY
tie Greeks. The Ottoman Porte hith
erto refuses It. SO far, they oblige the
mediators 10 commit themselves a little
more, and it thes are sincere, The Porte
must yield at last. Ii is obvious tn
every l"oketon that those powers are
jealous cf liberty. of complete emanci
patton, and jealous Of earb other. n
any body can PLAY the difficult game. it
must be Ca?odisrfa. who is now on his
third station, that Of Paris, before he
proceeds to the Preside ntiaI Chair
lie unites in his person an exclusive
coincidence of happy circumstances.
After he has managed those discordant
elements. there will be other discor
dances to be managed at home, for
which he also seems to be the proper
and exclusive man. Upon the whole.
the existence # Greece is rather more
secure than IL has been Of late.
| have received letter from our
friend Poinsett, and cannot but observe
with hin the general and especial at
tempts that have been lately directs
sgainst the peace, harmony, and insti.
tutions OF the Republican states of
South Ameriea and Mexico. II is yerv
natural &c see the Republican Minister
OF North America, opposed to those
monarchical and arisiocratic al factions
That the imputatioD is given from Eu.
rope, is not, think, 20 be questioned