Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-19

mens which ] shall presestiy offer, they are IN
deed compreheucsd, for the welia OF tins
CITY is indissolubly associated With that OF our
Union, and the preservation OF our liberty,
REQUEST permission 10 propose,
LET as DeUer dispair Of The american Rspuo
Ee"
Mr.. Guar appeared to be r.uch indisposed
by severe sold, and retired very soon after
the delivery % BIS remarks and toast. The
company, nevertheless, kept together for some
time logger; and, amid tbs lively enjoy ments oI
social Feong aud good numor, unsloyed by
any tincture OF party or personal snmosity 10
wards any person pstseni or absent, many live.
ly aud innocent Jeux desprit and reparte es
gave an agreeable animation 90 the scene
Some oi these spoftive saiIes took the shape
Of volunteer toasts and Of these we hsvs been
enabled to get together what follow, without
being able to emboey The short bu. pthy
speeches by which some Of them were pte'
ceeded
BY VIZ. gpo NJ McCarty, Of Virginia The
Peoples val should al~aysbe respected, Jet
sometimes reformed.
b, Geo. Waiter Iones-Reform- Like Char
ity, let Il begin 81 home.
b. tia Hon Mr.. Sergeant, Of Pennsylvania
---rhe principle. o. The Constitution, adm,nis
tered and applied by these who never practise
sugAt against hem
BY NJ. Ssrgesn. Of New York--"h iud.
ciou. tariff Ia tariff tor the protection Of 20
ltieiaos, nDtof manufacturers.
By 1r J 9 Wright, oil Oh,o--The present
Administration. May they reform abuses
where they ind them sna not pretend to re-
form where none are found to exist.
h. Mr.. Berkeley Ward, OF Yirginia--The
cause Of domestic industry 10 the Nldd 0 states.
Wen be clolhed BY thosewIo'n be fed BY us;
and after while we'll clothe ourselves.
BY Me- Sleenbsrgen. Of VirgiuIa--i. Clay
The sterling friend and advocate OF civil liner
~ and The rights Gilman; the meredsn of whose
life has bsen dedicated 70 r1ain ain The SQUAD
and important principies Of this Republic. May
she. in gratitude, reward him IN the evening Of
his life.
BY M. C. C. Clai5orne--Ishn G. Adams.
"fIa who Climbs 20 mount ain tops viii find
"The ioliest peaks most wrapp'd IN clouds
and snow;
"He who surpasses. or subdues mankind
"Must look down upon the hate Of those be.
low"
By Mr.. p. Thompson. Richard Rush: The
pure Pstrio', the accomplished scholar, and tue
perfect gentleman.
ny WIN prentiss. -Generai p. Z. Porter,
The gallant soldier, ,hs able staiesman, the un.
de7iatins republican, and the honest, unassum
ing man.
by MAJOR Sull-Samuel L Sou,hard: al
ways patriot citizen of the United States,
though an alien in his nitive State.
BY Mr. d J. C4swell OF Ohlo--Wi!iiam Writ
Esq. fhe learned jurst, tue accomplished
orator, and finished gsnllem man.
BY w. T. Thorhton--publie sentiment: Bet.
tee infere ed from toe present scene, than eI.
pressed by that which has just been acted.
BY Mr.. q. Anderson Dur Cues: The "lof
ny Ailegany" will soon hide him from cur view,
but bis parting ray will cheer US with the hope
ofsgsln feeling bis meridian beams.
Ey H. I. Caswe.i of ohlo.--Let aspiran's for
Office hail the risiR2 SUM- look towards the
Wsa and cheer the mild raGia!se OF that which
issettirg
Nv IohnS. Tyson of Baltimore. % ~ Union:
The Key stone Of the mighty arch OF this IVES
tern Emp're---he bond of,wenty four nations:
Long rs the American Eagle shall wing her
fight, may phlridIs uatsm be engraven on her
countless images: Long as the breex OF tiea-
ven shall rustic Our sorest leaves, may p(urI
dus mum glitter on the nndulatious OF our flag
From the n. York Daily Ads. Riser March
by express we received the iasugu-
raj speech Of General Andrew Jack
son, President OF the United States at
zen minutes past A o'clock, yesterday
afternoon.
We presume the bllndiy devoted
friends Of the new chief ma sistrate. will.
when they have read this document, for
moment at lsast, suspend their exulta.
ton at their success in eleeting this dis
ling aished cHizem" TO the highest office
under the nstonal government. AT any
rate we shalln not for week TO come, cx
pect to hear any Boosting among his ar
dent partizans of his extra ordinary abili.
ties & peculiar qualifications for the ar
duoas duties which be has been appoint.
ed to perform by free people, As q
composition, this document is beneath
criticism; If intended to contain COM
pFeteusive survey of the national poll
cy, and the principles of the eonsti,u-
ton, il is barren and msagre, as an ex-
hibition Of the learning and talents of e
statesman and scholar, it is far below
med;ocrity. There is not single mark
OF genius or talent, or scholarship 10 the
performance; nor any greater appear
ance oi an acquaintance with the pTin
ciples of the constitution. or the con-
Germs 81 government, than we might ma
turally expect from any ordinary citi-
gen, whS has been accustomed to read
the weekly newspapers, OF who had ia
ken the least active interest ia national
affairs.
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