Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30
TEE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, APRIL sc.
We find the following paragraph in the
Newark M ] Ea 10 of Friday lsst:-

jhce, that Nr. Van Burrn's Move IN VI.
sung Me { liam Hill, was thas oil obtsininc
mormstion and counsel which he was uns ble TO
,-emre from any other scurce.--Nr Vac Ru
ren not only DESTROYS Of beng informed on
the matter in question. nus was anxious 20 c,l.
saie friendly relation with Mr. Adams and
merely 20 lay the foundation sor fur her inter.
curse, which he well knew could not bu, he
he m-sns of supplying him WITH much value
BE and Indispensable information and adyics
d IS sad that NJ. Adams department was
perfectly dgnIhed and gentlcmanly; he enter.
ed We fully aud frankly into the desired ex.
pIaaAtion, and communicated bis ideas and
counsel without reserve. MIR. Van Buren, re
turned from his visit perfectly satisfied having
been gveo to uadsr>,snd by Mr.. Ad ans that Il
would AFFORD hin pleasure to ASSIST him in what
ever ght he useful to him in ths manage I'M. nj
|ci hi, department.
OF the accuracy or insceuracy of this state.
ssnt We know nothing. Ffit be correct, we
ey b. allowed 10 express our satisfaction thai
NJ Van buren, has voluntarily sough, an in.
,srcour5e with NJ. Adams, notwIths,and;ng
b p, rneious example set ny General Jack soe,
We are still more grstlfisd at tho mpnner IN
VDch Nr Adams IS SAID 10 have received the
tcFe'ary iorsetfni OF bis Own priva,e wrongs
VIE PGfS'h't ibJisttCc dOHG 10 DITn. the
5rs-sn rngrpss'ng one in the bosom Of ev.
r true patr'of TO prBmo'e the pubic inter-
8. There was IA other source 10 which Mr..
Vaa Buren, conld apply with aay chance &c
'nsess. The new prssiden, has had 40 exo,.
Nhee, nor has 10 been educated N those s,u
aes winch would supply bim with the kno,yl.
tige necessary 80 eeabie nm to diHass Ijph,
snohg tue members OF the Cabinet There is
BY an ms ''dual ~ tbe administration; nav, we
Thgo iuFsher, there IS not one IN the party
WAC enaIl nave gwen the infermation To do
fhe public business, therefore, Understandings
Eend efic'entiv, Ms. Van Buren,, il apnears was
Compelled 10 60 to Mr. Adams instead Of Gen
ackson, and there is nothing very wonderful
In this.
III The New York Enquirer vas very collections
10 remove tins visit from the grsnn.. Of courre.
3sy. and TO make It one Of business Iet the
EDITOR have the f''i beneiy Of his effort. This
4""ee ~ government could NOT eo along Win.
80 ''o from NJ Adams. Mr.. Van Ruren " ss
Hso"'''"ns 10 lay 'he foundation for farther
2lH'et course IN order thar he might thus oh .
I tiou and aavice
While nc Secretary of State thus admire re
#impor'anGe Of trieadiy intercourse Win ~.
Adams, and drives such ,a.assar, ;,f,,no,.,;.a
POI "sdvise,' from his prox;m;tv 20 the c;,v
H'he organ OF the Csbine, IS ds;Iv i.y,ehins q.
E"nse uoon Mr Adams for remaining in the Vi.
E.lh"V OF he city. stfribn,ing TO him a motive
H'orf'F" from his habits and disposition, by char
49, n'n with writing Paragraphs 10 place the
II ADMINISTRATION in an odlous light before
- Fe'pe. Were he disposed to make the
ADMINISTRATION uspopnisr, could he do il in any
'er more effectively than BY withholding
oh 'hem such indispensable information and
H.1"ce' az Mr.. Van Buren, requires for the
Ee'haoct ~ his department, and NAV require
80 ana aga,ni The real object of the TeIe.
SP', and hat ba'f Of the Cabinet which die
'ss ~ It, 'sto prevent the people from se-iny
\" understanding tbs fact that he Administrs.
T." are under the aecessity of seeking the
'Sis'anee of the very indigidusl whom thew
.aVe charged with the incspscity and ineff
s'ehcV' and the aIedged abuses Of whose adj
"stra"on they tell the people that they are
about to reform.
mere seems to be want OF cehesiveness in
"spresHnt NdmI1stration. and a wan. of con.
fet between them and their Official organ.
"eh % nnf indicate long or uninterrupted
Afmony.- Nasionai Jowrnai
"r"iNFMENT Ply THE PRESIDENT.
Henry Lee. of Virginia, To he Consul
''nersi for the Barbarv Powers, Ito
esae al Algiers,) vice William Shalsr,
MSgned 80.
wa are sorry 70 learn, from The Ral.
more papers, that tina eleven remov.
"a nom office in the Custom. House
S1''rtment Of that City. which have
= emily bsen made by the Treasury
P'rfneut, were not reductions Of su.
p'oomerary officers. as we had hoped
"'S"' Do The cause. hut removals to
' %aAe places for hungry expsetanis OF
we persons renewed, several ava cid.
a"n nave families dependent upon the N,
- 'ad no ether msans Of living than
t "s' Ieese late public employmenis af.
n them Some of the a were APP
p",n'ea in the days, and with the appro-
a"'n' o. General WARRINGTON. aud
yrs excellent otficers.-.Tat Int.
e. o'an Rope. Esq has accepted The Of
81 Governor of Arkansas. If yes
b 49, and qualifications for Office
Ia, ossn as much regarded in all the
bas. appointments as 10 this. we should
az, "ad much better Administration.
'u' h1tls room to complain.
kentucky Focus.