Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22

v Su"JC~sa"b eno Nholc population OF the
principal CITY IN the state to martial law, after
the alleged necessity for it had ceased 10 exist
tie orders him to be seized and confined TO be
tried bya court martial for his life. does
Judge issue ahabeas corpus, in order that the
man so imprisoned may be set at Eserty. II no
| Just snd legal cause eau be shown TO exist Eor
his detention! He ImpFisons the Judge. Daes
ne suspect the hdillty or apprehend the incon.
'eheht interference OF s state legislature9 He
osnishes taem from their own capital. Now III
'hese' ana many more that might be named.
are i' must be granted very saong measures
| requiring, no doubt, corresponding strength
OF volItisn; and if MIR. Walsh can derive from
such exhSitiOns OF yigour, any differences. g..
Vofsoie 70 the capacity and fitness of General
Jackson tor civSi government, he is welcome
TO all the benefit they can afford him.
me amount OF the jackson plan for restor.
ing the governments to its original purity. ac-
cofoing TO Mr.. Walsh, is, thata man is TO be
paced at ITS head, who is not qualified to per.
| .oth avs own proper functions except with
oet's'n ANS His own deficiencies are 10 be
eo.,pe'eh'Iy supplied BY expert Secretaries
"'inis'efs. W his own deficiencies, he is
% course 10 be the judge, as we'll a. of the
qualifications Of those sexpert seere,s-ies or
Ministers who caa saompeten,lv s,,t,ulv them
IL IS conceded that he is not poiticslly erud,te
NOT an sdePt Ia diplomatic SCIENCE. or cons.
s's,,ions raw Of cctfrse, he ell Be an adm
'"o'e 'e'ec''" " those rvho are. J but Their he is
50 very lery honest, of such immaculate purit,
'"At NC may confidently expect Thorough
gody reformation.' The creatures of .corrun.
uon,' tue managers OF political 'intpirue' the
fsVoufets OF partial intsrests' will be utterly
unable TO breathe the pure atmosphere of
washington, after the 'Augean stables shall
have been thoroughly ceansed by the Hercules
OF Tennessee. The pShulum vitss being entire
ly withdrawn, they will die like rats in an
exhausted receiver.
Then comes the golden age ofinnocence and
purity.
Ultima Cumei VENT jam csrminis ctas:
Magnus ab integFo seclerum nasci;ur ordo.
Jam redit ct Virgo, redednt SatuFnia regina:
Jam nova progenies cels demlttitur alto.
- teFFea primum.
besinet &C toto surget gems aurea mundo--
The Jackson boys may now sing
Aggredere, magIos, aderit jam ,enpus,
honores.
That is to say, this is the glorious time for
Jackson men to get Offices.
+ In TIE course of bis essays upon the Psesi-
dental election, Mr. Walsh Frequently ex.
presses great concern and anxiety lest the result
should be misinterprete6 abroad 10 the preiu.
dice of our coanryrnen and our republican
lns,itutlons"as little as possible should be con.
ceded to the malignant hopes and preudices
OF the European enemies OF rsrublicanism -
Should, however, any attack be made upon
us from that quarter, Mr. Walsh, the eallan,
Mr.. Walsh, is volunteer in our defence
Backed by the majority of Gen. Jackson. he
would not hesitate tos b!eak q lance with the
heroes of the Ednburg or Qusrteriy--the
JeifTeys OF the Broughsms, the Lockharts or
the Souiheys, though he bad not honest man
hood enough whilst the contest was still pend.
ing and doubtful, to come ont openly and
decidedly for either jackson or Adams
On my part. as a citizen of the United States,
decline the prefer. Mr.. Walsh shall be no
champion for me. Besides it is wholly unue
cesssry. Men OF sense will form their estimate
OF US, and of our institutions from facts that are
notorious and ndisputable, and not from the
CLOSES of Mr.. Walsh, or any other member
of our logocracy.
Moreover, am not al all soprehenslve. tina,
! the least enlightened classes of our country
| faen VIII suffer in the slightest degree by a
comparison with the doors of Middlesex' or
the noisy blackguards OF Kent. England will
probably have enough to do, to sooth or re
press the ttelo,s of ireland without troubling
! herself about US or our institutions. AS 10
France, after the Bscchsnallan orgies of foIly
and crime, which she has so recently enacted,
and by the tReme Ddous lessons OF which she
seems at last to have prohted, she will hardly
| be so lmmodest and presumptnous as to court
compsFisoss. The republics of Italy have run
their course and are extinct. Wisdom-yirtue
-couTage-~p prosperity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fol.
ly-vice-slaveFy That is the epitome
OF the story Of republics. THE turnpike road
of History is white with their bones' The pa
,riots of Italy, il she has any left, may grieve
al our toliy--they will not laugh at our iate.-
We do not aspvs to the appreciation or applause
Of the King Of Prussia, the Emperor of Austria,
OF the Autocrat of all the Russiss, for ourselves
or our institutions Let them mind their own
business 1t is as it is to affect us and our sue
cessors, that the result of the late stiuggle,
concerns US nearly and highly,
II any military man In the nation, care not
who, eau receive an order from the Commander
in Chief. and not only disobey the order. but
superadd insult--can raise an army, ana appoint
its officers by his own sole authority-can de-
clare martial law --disperse legislatures-impr
son judges-mensce and insult governors
threaten members of congress for the perform
ance of their public duty In ENDURING into his
public delnquencies-ifth that which has hitherto
consigned every woman to peni;ence and retire
merit is to be 90 bar to introducing her into the
blazing focus of ten thousand eyes-if oil this
is to receive the implied sanction and approba
ton of the popular suffrage, comforting the
first Office in the government, and is moreover
to be attended with no bad consequence pre-
sent or future--if the body polite, like the
tontic King, can continue hale and vigorous in
spite of the operation OF these 'doubly concoc-
ted poisons'-then, indeed we have 'disquietcd
ourselves in yaios We may disns.s o,,r cares