Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
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Poletics IN Otio.--We have been asked, by
several of our readers, what is the present po-
litical complexion OF the State of Ohio, as in
Dictated by the result of the late General Flee
ton in that State. We answer the question.
after sort, by copying from two of the most
respectable papers of the State, received by
the last mail from the West, the following
paragraph:
From the Ohio State Journal, October 20.
or the political complexion Of the next Lee
gislature, we cannot as yet undertake to speak
with certainty. About one half OF the gentle
men whose election has been ascertained---a-
mons whom are to be found some Of the most
distinguished citizens of the State--are known
to be National Republicans, friendly to the
late Administration, and to the American Sys
tenn. OF the others, few, we believe not to
exceed twenty. are jackson Caucus men; and
the remainder appear to have been elected
without reference to their party predictions.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, October 81.
From the returns we have received OF mem
bers elected to the General Assembly, il is as
certained that there is majority in both
Houses. who were supporters OF Gen. Jackson
for the Presidency, and who now are the adj
vocates Of his Administration. The majority
in the Senate is probably six, and In the House
of Representatives about the same number. 1t
is proper to add here, that respectable pro-
portion of the Jackson members were elected
in opposition to caucus nominations, and can
not, therefore, be considered whole hog men.
There is good grounds to hope that majority
of both branches will apply themselves to a
faithful discharge of their Legislative duties,
and not to intriguing for Office. Among the
Jackson members elected, it must be admitted
there are few of the most veteran and practi-
sed inrisuers in the State
From the Baltimore Commercial Clrmicle.
We observe by notice in the u. States Ie-
legroph, that . meeting of Jaeksonians WAS
held at the Court House in Upper Marlboro,
Prince Georges County, on the 20th ultimo,
at which it was recommended to the friends
Of the General Government, in each election
district in that county, to call meetings and
appoint two delegates TO meet in Convention
at CentrevIle, on the Goth instant, for the
purpose of recommending suitable persons to
the next General Assembly, and to the Go
vernon and Council, to be appointed to fill ca
vii appointments in the county. Among all
the anti-republcan measures we have lately
heard of, this takes the lead. Prince Georges
County is decidedly anti acksonians, and
yet the Jacksonians who profess to have
such special lore for the peoples rights, I'M
dertake to get up caucusses to dictate to the
Legislature and Governor and Council whom
they shall appoint to Office, in opposition to
the will of the majority so clearly expressed
at the October election.
From the .Nesc York Mirror.
Brief Correspondence following cor
respondence, which has been handed to US
for publication, is said to have occurred on
Monday last. A dandy, wishing to inquire
il tailor would give him credit for coat,
wrote thus.
CRY HoTEL, Oct. 10, 1929
SR-Coat on tick? Please answer. Yours,
j. ID.
THE REPLY.
MONDAY, Oct. 10, 1879.
SsR-H won't answer. Yours, G. w.
MARX OF HORSE.
One white foot buy hum;
Two white feet try HIM;
Three white feet, deny him;
Four white feet and white nose,
Take off his hide, and give him TO the crows.
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