Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

OF the writers par t0tiSn1.
D, too. would wish this great political holy.
day held sscred"--to be kept really a holy.day-
not day for the annual exhibition OF scenes
z0he,e there is confusion, 7oih every e,it seork
list Of Delegates appointed TO attend the Char.
lottesvie Convention.
Continued from our last)
.fdemarie DR. Charles Cooke, T. w. Gil
mef, V. W. Soulhall, Hugh Nelson, Alexander
Carret
amherst David Garland Josiah Ellis, Ed.
Cabeil, Thomas N. Eubank, Hill. Carter,
Edmund Peern, Bennett A.. Crawford.
HampshiTe.-W iiilam Nsyior, Ephram Dunn,
John White, VIM. Donaldson, Christopher
hesketi, zcbulon Sheetz, Eobsct slIerrard,
William Armstrong, Thomas Carscadden, Chs:
T. Magii, Samuel Kercheval. .jr. Angus VI.
Mcdonald.
Bath Samuel Blackburn, Charles l.. Fran
cisco, George Mayse, Walter Richards, Archer
p. Strnther, George II. Fry.
Hakams51ng g. - Professor Dew, Judge SempIe
ashngloR. Francis Preston, Charles {.
sohns'5 fs Francis Smith, David Campbell, John
ii. Futon..
York. Thomas Griffin, Robert Shields John
Page. Rober. ID Waller, ]. Il West, Robert
McCandlisb, Robert Saunders, jr. Lttleton L.
Waller, Servant Jones.
81 Congress Of the Southern States," obenlp
STopo9ed -fhe southern Jacksonites threaten a
dissolution Of the Union, and for that purpose
writer IN the Telescope, OF Columbia, South
Carolina, has come out with this unhalowed
proposition In Georgia, ga Congress Of tie
Southern States, TO stand by their arms and 20
push Resistance to the very boundaries of the
cons 'itution," is also invited by another dsor.
ganzeP
tFrom the Souhrun.l
"Let the legislatures of Virginia. North
Gay Dina, Gearga, and Alabama says .kc South
ron, prohibit the introduction of horses, m,lies
hoss, beyf, cattle, bacon and bagging and
what advantages will Ohio, Kentucky, Ten
hessee and Indiana, derive from the Tariff Bill
commensurate with the loss of our markets for
'her surplus of such artIcles' Let US prohibit
the introduction of whiskey, -four. beer. cheese,
&C. and how will Pennsylvania and .Nssc York
De compensated by the tariff for the loss OF our
custom? and these last States would be more
deeply affected, should the Southern States
lay municipal tax mounting to prohibition
on all stock in trade. consisting of goods, wares.
Or merchandise, the produce Of those States"
further-The editors of the Southron, not
only seriously urge the PUBLIC BURNING OF
The NORTHERN and EASTERN CITIES
AND MANUr ACTORiES, but also the DIS
MEMBERMENT ofoUR FREE and FLOUR
lSHiNG UNION.
Mouth Carolina. - Among the inestimable
Qualities OF our. Federatiye System, the one
winch unites the duty with the power of pro-
'feing the whole, as well as the component
parts OF the compact, is deserving of the high
est consderstion.---Whe the attempt to de-
s,roy this Coniederacy be that of Hartford
Convention in the East, a Pennsy lvania Wits.
Kew lnsurrection, or threatened resistance
sho rebellion IN the south, the parental arm OF
We whole Republic affords the sure and safe
guaranteApf the peFmanency Of our institutions.
Ahe following extract from an infismmatory
"hd misguided source, is given, not because we
apprehend any danger, but because it comes
within the sphere Of our special provinces as
conductors of public journal to place the mat
times.
The Charleston Mercury contains ".9n adj
Gress Of stindy citizens Of Coeton District, 10 the
Ieop-eof me State Of South Carolina" on the
.ourse which, in the opinion of those by whom
sue address was adopted, ought to be pursued
me present time, by the people ofthat State
:" us introduction 10 the address the editor
uses the following langusge:- Bali Go-.
ihe address to the people is fervid,
eioquent and impressive, and embodies
at once the political creed. and popular
feelings and probably The determined pc
Hey OF South Carolina The ground it
occupies is high and unequiyocal, the
language il utters firm, fearless and in
dlepeudent. The people of CoIleton
uisdaln any thing like mere evasion of
me law.-They would not form associ
auons to counterset it, nor agreements
not to use northern manufactures, nor
would they resort to any mode whate-
VeF' which, whilst it would go to cir
cumvent the law, would be tantamount
20 an acknowledgment Of the rights Of