Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06

alton is envisble, even under defea,
The political storm is over and he
again lives in the heart of every genu.
inc kentuckian-o every genuine A
msrican. Every WHARF, is he received
with the open arms Of respec, and We.
neration; And we rsjeice-ws rsioice
TO see this-not because he has been
attacked to that or lhislparty-bus be.
cause he has done so much fer his coun
try, and deserves so much at her hands
From the Grespsborough IN. c } Patriot.
Pest Office psparfmenf.-W We hear
many and lsud complaints from many
parts OF the country respecting the
management of this Department. 1t twas
instituted for the accommodation of the
people; and any thing tending to weak
en- their confidence in its safety, will
cast a 'drswsy pail" upon the inter
course of the Natien. We have, as yet.
no practical evidence that the whole
Department will be prostituted 10 the
base designs of a party, but we know
that such suspicion has zone abroad 10
the land; and we say, destroy the con
6dence Of the people. and you destroy
the esiablishmentitself, with all its thou.
sand facilities.
Pasimas,ers appointed under the new
ADMINISTRATION, have threatened TO stop
the circulation of newspapers that shall
dare to give their readers correct infor
1 nn.fs0n Hf fha fLns h.
have so far lost their confidence in Off
ces connected with the department, that
they send their letters to other offices To
be mailed, or have them endorsed in .
hand writing ether than their swn-ths
large body of postmasters that have
been removed, were 10 sections where
there has always been the greatest
! safety and promptitude 10 the mails
and every appointment has been made
from among the Generals most clamer-
Gus and intolerant partizans. II these
things are not sufficient TO pull down the
Department to a level with suspicion
we will give up the point, and retain
that confidence which we would be
fond to cherish.
Great Business.-The whole n
NOON, received for poblishingthe laws
of the Unitsd States the last year, a
mounts to sirty five dollars to each
publisher.
The Jackson leaders pretended TO
trem5le for the independence of the
press, because OF the expenditure by
The Government: of this sum to two OF
three printers IN each State.
A large number OF merchants in
Boston have signed an address 10 the
Collector Of that port, speaking in high
terms of the ability, and promptitude
with which Mr.. johnson dispatches
the business of his department, and
expressing what they believe to be the
opinion of a large majority Of The mer.
camille interest, that mis- removal from
Office would be very much regretted.
A friend has leaned US a Supple
meo, to the u. 8. Register for July
1929, with the new appointments. civ
il and military. by the present Chief
Executive, compiled from official and
other sources, by Jonathan Elliott
From this document it appears that
there have been from the Sd OF March
to the 18Th Of July, 1929. thiriy-eighi
removals, four designations three trans
fsrs, and four deaths, in the several
public Offices at Washington. The
appointments by The President, by and
, with the advice and consent of the Ss.
nate, amount (exclusive OF naval pro
motiens) to seventy five, and the APP
pointnents since the adjournment Of
The Senate amount to n hundred and
thirty eigh,-msking q total OF two
hundred and thirteen. The changes
and appointments in the Post Office
Department are not included ia the a
bovs statement.-N. Y. Gazette.
We are reformed, saws a Baltimore
paper, that d.. ZslIikoffer of this city.
had presented TO him for examination,
a head of cabbage, that was found to
~coptain tscenty.tioo heads, inclosed 10
such a tanner by the external leaves,
as 10 form one of the MOST solid and
well arranged heads, TO all appearance,
that the H~orticuIturist would desire to
~L;h nc IA fair sampIe of the goodness