Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

y ft~ Dec@ tCVtCH ne ffHf NO1kf10 10 To
sofe against has kao,rn and aco,ced cpirioas.
lt,t opposition 10 the basis Of tchite population.
These instructions he could not obsy-they ,rere
ia opposition 10 his conscience-he should feeI
degraded and diatolored as rsa,. ss,.d a patri
OF. 10 pursue Tie course then indicated. -TY,ess
circumstances tceye recapituLsted by.Nr. T.p,l0r
~ manner to secure 10 him the high afsiliru
ton Of all teho heard him. Respecting the
obligation Of tie Representatives TO reflect the
opinion Of constituents as soered--bu feeling
The in,possibiity Of obedience ~ tbs issigace.
Gen. IT. Gr,aottaced his determination 10 pdcafe
hes seat, aud 10 giUe place To some other per-
soa trltose opiaions copfoyn.ed more neorIg 10
those of tie District. The Contention thus
loses one of Us brightest members
| .Nr. Moore, of Rock6ridre, nert occup;ed
The floor at iessgth ia fayor Of achite population
.4fler he lad cmacI,sscd. the Coapenfia, flaiour
ned ,eitI,out taking question. Judge .Narshau.
Mr.. Giles and Mr. .Io.asoa. or some one ofHepa.
! is expected to speak fo-titrl
The malice that too often promnts those
hireIng and vulgar editors. who degrade the
profession. and is,ok the character or he nrass
TO hurl their yenomed arrows at b,naral,le
men engaged in the same ayocat;nn i gene.
rally IN he TRACED 10 their ov, i; s,,,s;,;ons
Ii is mortifying 10 think. however. that IN
some iastairesshev are ,sxciteJ a. :, Ions,
ret their enc from men bioh ii po,yerJ6 ,yho
through these sewers. continue To poar o,,t
,,bnse and Recommendations ,,,on thnee ,ebaha,.d
dared to speak Of them as they deserve.
nlemorable examine has recently been nre-
santed II Is renorted-an the account hos
been. qree,,iIy and with exultation. coned
info bundreds of paners--tI,at tbe President
Of the United States. in a conversation with
= gentlemen smoke yy;th h;tterness and barsh-
ness of those who had opposed his election
and went 50 far as TO eall = respectable and
talented editor of a naner in the city Of New
York--a sco,utdrel Forthwith. as if borne
on the wings of The wind. tbe word il echoed
from nress IN nress. and even the GRAY
planeh's and sweetbcarts,' of The dominant
party, feel themselves authorised to insult and
abnse = ,rentleman becanse others have done
fine same thing. Whatever warmth of feel
;nor NAV have exc;,ol the President in The
first ,lsae n use his express;on. cannot he
nlaaJed in observation-disclosures il originated
from his own impetuosity. and not from any
actual cause OF provocatfon.
W. az. ,ers,nolly unl,no,y, 70 tbe cd;to,
If nc Ns.c York -9o,e,;c,u,. hut ,h,. oeasrsl
.baractor of his n,ner and his own st,nd;ns,
md No sf;nat;on Il which heis he'll by those
Tho Lnovy Linn ,,roye that he has notbinr 70
t,.ar even fron he nersonal ATTACK Of the Pre-
.;Sent b;n1selr The American; i an able and
It's columns. The editorial articles are writ
ten with Judgment, skill and propriety, and
its course is independent and consistent Dur
ing The late animated Presidential contest, its
edltor was 10 iayor OF t;te re eieetioh o. mr
'fa'',s a'li ,,lo - 9q =, wa,
n orusn The ery,t;on Of Cen Sbso, on ac
count Of his previous public and prirate CON
duct, and his inexperience in the administra-
ton of civil affairs. During that contest,
however, an American citizen could Always
LOOK at inc columns % tlie A,neiican Iis'loui
s.SedIf -, uym hast;l;ty ar ndesorons
trn@nare # the President is justified in
using such language toward the editor of the
American, in what terms should John Quincy
adams speak OF the editor oil the Telegraph,
ihIA''lesSiplo 'i AZ t;on 70 he
wouio NOT even NC an 'PproN''''''o" " '''
P'1 1base re,,,arks are made as we have before
said without the pleasure of am acquaintance
with the editor Of the New York American.
We were the political friends of his honored
hcIted testimony 70 'ne lhuepenuen' n anu T @ln
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