Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26
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MaRrINsBURG, NovrastH IS. 1929.

that most of the conspicuous advocates Of the
,ristocratical principle of the mixed basis OF
rcpresentation in the Convention were sup
narters Of Jackson during The last election
md elaiued 10 be the ercIgsire republican ,,sr-
fy. real patent democrats, peoples men, Sc
IL: Tazwell, Tyler, Morris, Giles, Randolph
I'D Ieieh.-while those who were friendly "a
Mr. Adams, and who were called the ar.sto-
r~atieaI marty. are showing themselves to be
sss,,ns Republicans, by espousing the pr;n-
,,l4s of political equality, without which
tb..r, caa be no such thing as republican "a
,ar.nsnt--to wit: johnson, Cooke, Mercer.
noddri,l,e, Fihhugh, Taylor. Peasants,
P.,,el. Pendleton, Summers, Boyd, Gri,ss Sc
Proscripstoa-NV learn Gsat o. II. SruLL,
Fsn has been punished, 81 being removed
trn,, the Office of Postmaster at Hagcrstown.
MARYLAND. and Mr.. HoWARp kENNEDr
rewarded by receiving the same As a
,.,,t,Gl. tiiligcnt and efficient officer, we can
hear testimony to tie worth Of lxr. Stuil. as
=, his honesty and cap:hiiity, no man has
~er presumed 60 question 4; and as "a gea-
G4,ean--he is perfect Tie only objection
tI..t vas hai to Mr. S. is thst he did not
.a..,,t for the Hero OF i,r6 wars and re-
tii5.l 10 hogy the knee to lhe powers that be
d rs successors MIR K. we know nothing
except from report; he is sai,i to be yoan.
.estlernan OF clcverncss. But these arc the
DAVIS of glorious REFORM at Understand US
reader, Gen. Jackson's notion Of ..lsefofm.'l
No matter how capable and Faithful the man.
+ he happened to differ from the "Hsro" in
political matters, be is punished" And yet,
Hose who worship the Immaculate jackson,
All him a second Washington--a second
Jefferson. Fudge Wherein is he alike TO
Il. 4 =
tia-uen does he resemble the great, the good,
,he noble, the yiriuous Washington. for he
,,e,ted them as a father did his children, and
his enemies, whenever they came under his
nov.r. treated them Wit, the greatest kind
ness ana humanity, thereby converting them
into friends. But Gen. jackson s'wn.L piSsjSi
MS sae.nies" IL our memory serves us Alright,
NIr. Jefferson enqiired OF every applicant for
oiiice, without re gard 10 party, rs he honest,
is he capable" ana it 50, got it, not other
wise. How changed the times. Persecution
and prescription is the order of the day.
Despotisin and Tyrany stalk about with "a
MD striIe-ffe hope there Is yet redeeming
spirit in the people unless there should be,
the Republic is gone! Gonci One bright Star
alone, remains in the West that the Amer
Gan people must look to, as guide to direct
lem through safe--loose that, and we are
do2e, ruined as a nation.
Coma,otioae IN Tie Norfolk Districf--The
resignation of General Taylor, and It's causes,
seem to have produced q strong sensation IN
x'.e Norfolk District The flame frs. catch
ing in NoriorN Borough, has spread to the
associate counties IN the District instrnc-
g5ns are being forwarded from different
Joints. to the Delegation, TO vote for white
population The following is a copy OF IN
.:tuctions forwarded from Nansemond:
10 I.iitlston UJaites. Ta.e,rai, Joseqt Pse,'tts,
George I.o,aH ard Hugh B. Grigsby, Delc
get2s Of Tie Co.Usntio', # Tirsinia.
We the subscribers, residents OF the coun-
~ OF Nansenlond, have recently heard Of the
distractions which have been given IN various
r3at. Of this District, and By Few OF th's
county, to the three Of you fist named, and
/, Robert 3. Taylor, late Your colleague, to
Vote for he amendment OF the resolution oil
the Legislative toam.aee, SO as 10 appor-
ton the representation IN toe House OF Ocie.
gates with regard to white population and
taxation conbined. At an unusually large
asscnhare Of the people Of our county, at
the cotps house, at t.eir quarterly term OF
..iis m0li.,, November, 1929, that subject has
engaged tieir pubic attention. And we, the
subscribers. distract and require you TO vote
against aT,pcrtion.nent on the combined rauo
of population and taxation, and to support
the original resolution, as reported by the Lee
gislative Ccl1,nttee, to appothon II accord
INK to white population. Some OF US signed
the instruction above alluded 10, uhadviscdiy,
and now recall it. So far as we were concern
ed. We tir,nA it proper to express our ~
tire appreciation Of the opinions OF isobefi ID
Taylor, our late Delegate, IN relation % tnas
subject, and ogr entire appreciation OF ms
conduct as our delsg tie, aad we request siiat
thi, paper may be laid before the Convention.
Signed by Fiity-one Citizens,
1t is at leng,h officially announced IN
the Mud Machine, that Selah Ii. h@C-
bie. esq Of New York, late member o
Congress, is appointed Asslstent Post
master General, vice DIR. Phineas prad-
lev. Mr.. Hobbie is son in'law to zen
Erastus Root, one Of The most iniinen'
tial politicians in the state of New York.
Bought up. Sir. bought up"
Peter ID. Vroom, esq has been elect
ed Governor of New Jersey; Gaireu
ID. Wall. who had been elected lew
says before, having done very mira
,ulous thing for these timss-cecilnea
accaptingit.
We regret TO learn, from the Hen
mond Wing, that the staoie ot i'"
James Barbour was fired few days ago
su.oosed by an incendisry, and II