Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12

gent citzen OF Frankfort, Kentucky.
dated the 10th OF May, states that Mr..
Adams is daily gaining s,reagtb in tha.
state; and that he is now stronger than
Gen. jackson by 5000.
Maryland. accounts from Ma
ry'snd are cheering in tue highest de-
gree. The MARY lander estimates that
tue elector for the Admlnist, alton tick
etin the disuics composed Of Hartford
and Cecil counties (Col sewaIi,) will
De elected by majority of from zoo
to 500; and the editor states his serious
oeiief that Gen Jackson will not get
more than one out of the eierea votes of
Maryland. The accounts given of the
meetings in Ann Arundel, Calvert and
hent Counties, justify the most sangune
calculations of success.
DIR. FLoYD has made q last. des
perate kick at administration in
'rlgue," in his part of western Wiz
gina just before the rising of con
gress he franked a package OF ETC MT
POUNDS to one gentleman in Rock
orldge-and how many more. great
and small, we cannot tell. Surely
the sage OF physic must thin his district
lu bad way; aud unfortunately for
him ne has not the benefit of the usual
contingency in the case-for if,hs me
dicine TAI! ofthe desired effect, it is the
DocroR, not the PATIENT, that must
DiE.- Stonnton Spectator.
A broad lice Of IMPORTANT roIrcv
divides the two parties in the prese Mt
contest for the presidency--pamely. the
encouragement of domestic nanufac.
lures and internal improyemsnt-it is
the south against the rest of the Union
There are, It is true, exceptions. as
there will ever be in such cases. but
that the PARTY opposed to the re election
III Mr adams, are opposed to the poll
cy commenced under the last, and han.
PLY continued under the present ADM.
n'stration, of encouraging home indus
try and enterprise. all the votes in
relation to these subjects, during the
last session OF Congress, prove ineon-
testibly.
On the 1nal passage of the Tariff Bill
IN the Senate, the vote was e6 to 21-
OF the I'll nays, II were given by the
friends of Gen jackson. On the first
passage OF the Tariff in the House. the
,ohoie delegation of Ten southern states
with the exception Of only members.
voted against it, On ordering the bill
making appropriation to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, to third read.
ns 10 the Senate there were II NAYS.
10 OF whom we're the friends of Gen.
Jackson,-The vote in the senate. on
the hnai passage of the bill for
| recting Break water in the Delaware
was CATO l7-of tte IL navs. I6 were
given by the friends of Gen. Jackson.
and in the House. the vote was e5 TO sd
of the So nays. Is we're given by the
friends Of Gen jackson.
| In all parties, majority rule-a ma
jority o! these who are STRIVING to elect
Gen jackson, are against encouraging
our manufactures-are in favor of the
southern policy-and have southern
candidates for both President and vice
president - what must follow
Frank Rspos.
-Four tn of July.-The COMMITTEES
of the Coloniz ation Society, earnestly
solicits all Christian denominations
throughou, the Union to take up col
lectIons FOR the Society on or about the
fourth Of July. The very limited
dop,ion OF the measure, produced the
last year, valuable income to The So
cieiy.
| We observe, that meetings of the
Printers, Hatters, SlIversmIths, Ma
sons, Bf,cklayers, Coopers, Turner's.
and various literary and charitable
Societies, are called in Baltimore to
make arrangements for celebrating the
approaching anniversary of American
Independence While there are so
many causes uniting, TO make our hearts
glad, we are sorry that ali will not
join in making this q truly national
celebration --44isr Gag.
| Solomon Southwick, Of whom fsavs
the United States Gazettel we know
scarcely enough to say whether he Is
more rogue than fool, after ABUSING the