Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

.Se superior Court for ibis county.
..,o the New York Conssrcial Advertiser.
Ssn.tling an the ,cind-Fhe New
a;o,.tsr To Great Britain has sent for
n, CAaBRELENe TO come on post haste
=. Wilmington. whittier the SECRETARY
~ srlrE win also repair; and the sub
;set + the Commercial Treaty Wilt be
,pled by this distinguished trio. We
Zoe the result of their deliberations
IN be for the public gaed.
Extract offs latter from e gen,lsnsa in wash
n.ten to hs friend IN Baltimore, dated Jolly q
"The President and Secretary Of State.
Rave left the city for a few days. Among
4 the reports in circulation is, that of the
Secretary Of State being averse to fur.
tbsr changes, aud that be has been able
to dlfuse this feeling so generally that
the progress OF dismissals has been
stopped"
Whether the movements Indicated IN
The above paragraphs have any eonnex
Jon with 'the rumor' which lately burst
upon our astonished senses, is for the
present entirely a matter of conjecture.
The visit ef the President, we have
heard, is to the venerable Charles Car.
roll, and will, We presume, extend no
further. We hope ii may be a pleasant
enc.
The journey thither, and the s~oiourn
together at the Manor, will give Mr..
Van Buren, an opportunity, which we
suspect he has never yet enjoyed of
having the General 10 himself for a suf
acient length of time for a free and un
reserved exchange of oplniens. If it be
true that the Secretary is ''averse to
iartheF changes" we are under the i'm
p%rsssisn that he will find the same dis
position in the President Whether they
being in accord on this psint, can con.
troll the rest of the machinery of Gov
eminent, will be seen ia the sequel.
As for The meeting, or Congress, of
great personages at Wilmington, at the
present Juncture, we may be allowed to
surmiss that these high parties assemble
10 deliberate TO what extent it will be
ate 10 fhs party To negotiate a surreR
Der OK a portion of Our tariff of impests.
y propitiate the British Ministry into the
tmdescention of restoring to us our
MT to trade with the Colonies OF that
country, or of relaxing their corn laws.
H' Secretary Van Buren, win bring TO
Phe consultation the advantage of being
possessed of the latest views Of the
ftesidenf on the SUBJECT, which he will
rnhsbig have obtained during their
lda together over the ridges of Mary
md. Mr. Canbreieng will be of high
I authority as TO the views Of the Nav
iork Evening Post and a certain poY
i ion of the Mercantile interest in New
Fork, whe have been talking the thing
[over And Mr.. MeLane il. not a man
i" sverlook these advantages, or ts fail
FL bling his full contingent to the con
suitatien.
This Meeting in short, may be a cas-
lal meeting of friends, to take leave be.
ore a long separation from each others
agreeable society, But, as Mr.. McLane
has but a few days ago left bis friend
the Secretary here, and is in a few days
nore to embark from the city of which
bis other friend is a distinguished Re-
preventative aud resident. it is clear TO
us that this meeting has other and more
consequential objects than a mere ex
Enanse OF couftesies, which objects al.
ord a fair field OF speculation.
tnere IS, besides, more in this "ru.
|2aor" ihan we were at first willing to
E@speileve or to suggest 10 our readers.
SINCE our last notice Of it, we have
received a letter from New York, from
a source IN which we place much o
Hlaence, under date of July 90, which
ss,ties US that a project, to squalizs the
Iu'les on articles the growth or manu-.
taeture OF Great Britain and the United
''d'es, and to admit them into the re
Spec've Countries on paying the duties
~ be agreed upon, has been under dis
e''sion between the President and Sc
Ve'ary oil State, and we are mere than
ever induced to believe that Mr.. Me-
lane mas been instructed TO offer TO The
n"t'S" Government to negotiate a Trea-
y upon that basis. We do not say
Iat De ever wi4 offer it. But, If net, we
S0al always believe that this beautiful
PROJECT has been nipped in the bud by
zoo early exposure 10 the influence OF
public opinion.
10 be sure, If Mr.. Van Buren,