Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
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q r the fact, thsta Bill bss passed the Legisla.
.,,,. to organise Conventon--'hst under The
~. ,hus passed, the elections 70 MI that body
S.utsks place al the ensuing .ifoy C0urs-hst
~. .entation viii BE- BY Senatorial DIS
,,ets zach district being snt'Ied to foas, and
,sst Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire aud Hardy
sonsitu,s one district
In, time tina. our attention should he direc
,.d to the men, VINO may be selected to repre-
-, a. IN that body disrea syding every
,on,,derstion Of . party, personal aud Local
.1araoter, let US fellow citizens, select men
.hoss wisdom, ts.ents and experience, will
Eve to our claims the just weight In that 81
j ssnbly.
IN a spirit efliberslity, which il 10 presumed
xil be reeiprocated BY our sisters Hampshire
and Hardy, We will say nothing of the 'ss de-
l,g.tes whom they may think proper to nomi
naIs and support. We will leave that 10 their
a En wisdom and good sense. We spesk cd
usedly however. IN saying that there scarcely
exists dissenting voice IN the counties OF Der
tsley and Morgan as to he propiety of send
lao ,he two individuals 10 whom We now beg
..ye to call your ssten,ion-to wit: PHILIP
4, PENDLETON and ELISHA BOYD
We Will forhrsr from making suY remSrks
,Don tbs qusi6 .aions of those two gentlenen
4 residence OF half a century among you, has
r.de them known 10 you all.
In calling yeur attention thus publicly 20 the
NO gentlemen named, we are far from being
p,usted by spirit OF dictstlon. We exercise
eight which belongs to Us as freemen. We
Nc besides but giving public expression TO that
animation which Is privately recommended
md approved by almost every voter this por
bon oil the D,slrict. MANY VOTERS.
60 The Freshsiders IF berkeley Hanpssirs, Hardy
and .sfsrgaa counties
We beg leave TO no innate to the FreehotdePs
|of hi. Senatorial District, as Fl and properly
#ouqll6.d Candidates for the Convention, PHI.
LIP c. PENDLEroN, Esq. and Gen. ELISHA
b0YU-they will receive the decided and unan
inous supper, OF the voters OF Berkeley and
Morgan Counties.
Many Fresholders Of Berkeley and Jfsrgan
The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned or
hturday last. -
Mr.. john S. Gaiiahe, has sold part Of the
sa oI sa men, of the "v,rginis Free Press" tc
Iseph E. DaugheYty. Esq. young gentleman
ID eons idsyab,e cieverness. The paper IN future
vii be conducted by GAiishep D.ugher,y.
TIE NEW C.8BENET,-OFFfCL7L.
We are authorised to ssy, that the new Cabi
bet WILL consist of
Martin Yam B.ren. Of N. York, ss Sec'y State
Samuel D. fngham, of Penn. rs Sec'y r'esury,
Lha .NcLean, OF OHIO, as Postmaster Genera
jain N Eaton, of rens. as Secretary OF War
J3hn Brunch, of N CAROLINA, as Sec'y Of Navy
John Ia 'Phsrson Bs-r4sn, of Georgia, as AT
fsrney UeaeFa.
81 Il viii he seen, that the Postmaster Geners
j. to be included Ia the Cabinet We learn tina
4be President &c /, yesterday , recelvad 8 lsnc
Sfom Mr.. Van Baroa, accepting the State lie
pa.,men,. thc other gentlemen are 10 thi
e ei y, and have no'ified Their acceptance in pos
son IL u S Tsles,aph, Fee. e.
900
.Mr. Tdzsveu - ~ome of our Yesdsi
nay perhaps have seen series Of letter
signed "sener." and published in To
y orfolk Herald about tive years age
Toough attributed at The time, we be
lieve, to the gentleman whose nam,
heads this article, they made no impres
sion, attracted but lutte attention, an,
fell stillborn from the press These let
tiers, to the appalling amount of twenty
have been carefully collected and pub
lished at London, 10 the commence
ment Of the present year, 10 pamphIe
form, under the imposiog title Of ID Re
"view of the negotiations between III,
"United States of America and Gres
"Britan, respecting the commerce o
''the two countries, mere especially con
"cerning the trade Of the former will
I'll Ill tn1. hv ha Il
"ToN WALTER TAzEwsLL In the ad
sertise Uent which precedes the pam
phet, the Editor "has thought the letter
"worthy OF diffusion and preservation
"ln distinct form. as well from the ma
"ture of the subject, as from the olea
%aad candid spirit they discover, fron
"ne intimate acquaintance with th'
subject they display, and the satl'fac
tory proofs they afford of the integrit,
J 'dgmsnt and honor ,chich hgps disiin
gnished the several BRITIsH negotiation
10 ~hO care The mana. smsnt Of thss
ntat htps been entrusted"
We are not surprised al the compla
eencH with which British Editor and
British public may regard this testinon
10 The 'integ ity, justice and honor q
British negotistors, rendered by an A
nerlean Senator, TO the disparagemer
OF his own government on whose acts
IN The form OF treaties or otherwise
De might have been officially cal
60 on to pass. In taking Sides with
.o'e'gR against his native country, th
honorable Senator does not stand Ell