Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-03

iureo innocence, WiVezs Wl0OWss nnu
orphans, are revefbersted throughout
the land. a tyrant rules and a nation
mourns.
1t is time freedom of opinion should
be established, and the rights Of the PEG
pie secured against the oppression and
outrage If petty tyrsnts.
You condemn me for circulating
political documents detailing facts taken
from official records, and c a culsled to
enlighten the people as to your real
character; but reward Ton Moore,
Hill, Kendall, and a host of such wor-
thies, for publishing and ~inundatiDg the
country with cslunnies against your
yirtuous predecessor and bis high mind
ed, faithful, and talented cabinet.
II those who now profess 10 be your
friends. who have battered away their
consciencesfor Office and treasury pap,
your Bentons, .Ritchies, Noabs, and
others who once denounced you. be
good authority, you were lhe last man
in the United States that should have
been placed where you are, for to them
was indebted for most of my unfavor
able Impressions towards you, uutil |
had demonstrating proofs Of the bad
qualities OF your bead and heart Your
protesting friends concede that you
have been no better than you should be,
to say tia least, but contend that you
have been converted, and like your
btather Amos, heaven born. must
confess | was startled when | heard
these things, and began to cast about
me FOR the evidences; but, alas! like an
ignus f%stuus, they elpde my grasp.
Your secret spies and emissaries, true
to their calling, are constantly on the
alert, catering for your depraved appe
tlte. They appear TO understand your
taste admirably; for DO ooner do they
hear any thing said while passing the
streets, or as caves %droppers. III regard
to your ~imbecility or Unsuitable pro-
scription, than post haste they start for
the palace. and retail it to your eager
ears. 1t is said you are accessible to
them al all times, and receive them most
graciously. Some of these. your worthy
friends aud confidential advisers, have
received their reward, and others ere
lmpatiently awaiting and c~lamoIously
demanding il. Surely, sir, such services
ought not to 60 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
public veal and purse subservient to
them, as you yourself are.
should this meet the eye Of your
keepers, a meeting al the lnquisitorial
Chamber may be looked for. Their
proceedings will be promptly laid before
your Majesty for approval, and viii
doubtless receive your Royal signature.
Allow ms to subscribe myself YOUR
fellow citizen, JNO JACKSON.
kentucky Parties. -The following n
formation respecting the state Of par.
ties in Kentucky, is copied from the last
Lexington Reporter. II accords with
all the recent information which we
have received from that State-NGt lit
"Some of our contemporaries have
ciassfd the members elect to the Legis
la'ure aereeably to old party divisions
This rule may prove erroneous Par.
ty questions have materially changed
since the election in 1928, and new par
ties will be formed, as new questions
arise. All that we therefore can ven.
ture to state on This subject is, that in
both branches Of the next Legislature,
there will be majorilies of those who
never were jackson men-these majo,
rites will be increased hy The addition
of those whG'have been jackson men,
but disapprove of the course o. proscrip
ton aud the iniudicious appointments
Of the Administration-by those who
never have intended 10 support Gener
al Jackson for ~Ionger period than one
term-and by those wbo love their coun.
try more than their party"
Kentucky Polities.-The Argus ad
mits that there will be an Anti Jackson
majority in the next Kentucky Legisla
tne. The Harrodsburg Central
Watch Tower" 60 the whole Com
bin alton print, published in the District
from which Mr.. Kincsid has lately been
elected TO Congress, states, that out of
eleUen representatives, TO both branches
Of the State legislature for the the Dis.
trict, last year, nine were true friends of
Gen. Jackson and his principles" and
adds. ''the result Of this election gives
seren friends of Mr. Clay, ard but four
friends of Gen. jackson, in this district
The Editor lamentsth that a district so late.