Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-24

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The friends OF the Administration are
already anxiously looking round for
Ahcir candidate for the next Presidency
III IS they who are sgitating the ques-
t5n. Duff has limited that there is no
oisr alternative but the running of Gen.
JoEsoN, plainly implying that, even
in bs opinion, Mr.. CLAY would beatany
otb-r man they could bring into the
6eId. His fears betrav him.
We know not, and care not al present.
wi, are 10 be the candidates; but we
object Ca any one being brought for
wafd aols We have bad hustle enough:
1T the Administration reward all its
friends. and punish all its enemies-let
{hs Press be pe%nsioned farther let mote
Ministers be recalled, and more Tom
MaREs sent 20 important embassies-let
more tMos KENDALLs gel TO be Fourth
Aujitors-iet the negotiations for Tax
be fmthei prosecuted - lei the Sc.
~ceEraBtEs continue to write more let.
tiers, and withhold grants TO influence
State Electious-let the d~isgracelul
scenes which have occurred al Wash
rg'en be still farther carried on; and
Ina. when the measure Of their misdo.
sgs is iuii TO overfowing,-wben the
torruptions they have brought aboutbe.
come as manifestas the sun at noon dav
LET the candidate of the People be no
minated, and his success will be certain
1t is the Administration prints, we re
peat il, who are pre- matareiy agitating
he question. We keep aloof from il,
Every mail brings disheariening q we
for The popularity of the Administration;
sd they would fain keep their power.
BY exciting the people anew before thew
have cooled of from the late cant4st.
Does finding fault with the PRESIDENT
br deiog what he has dsne. necessarily
set up Mr.. CLAY in opposition to him?
Certainly not. And yet the barking aAd
yeIplngs against that great and perse-
cgIed man are as in~cessant as ever.
They direct public attention to him, by
her clamoTs against him; whereas if
hey would let him alone, he would not
triously disturb them for at least two
eaFs TO eome.-.qisr GAG.
We learn that Mr. EVERETT, our Min.
Ser Plenipoteniiary TO the court of
pain has received letters Of recall. and
bsihe is probably already on his return
this country We have not learned
bat Gov. VAN Mass. who was some
nontts since appointed has yet embar.
Eed Boston Daily .2dv.
No but we suppose he will embark
boFIy, as his services are no longer
Ieeded in the Northern elections. How
be new Minister has been employed
nee his appointment, and how beauti
lHy he acts upon the glorious principle
this thrice glorious Administration Of
ni:ed statos' officers never interfer
with State elections,' will be seen
IN the following extract frsm the Yer.
pnt American:
The Minister 10 Spain has made a
d Summers campaign, and seems 10
We gwen himself up TO his personal
sediments, embittered as they are by
meet notifying d,sappointments.
appears to have lost all self respect,
we'll as all sense OF the dignity Of his
'tton as a foreign minister. In proof
ms, one fact is sufficient. During
e session 81 our county Court, on Fri
last, 'ne ofhis partisans, on How
rs sloop ia Burlington, in the pre-
nee OF = hundred citizens or more,
4nehced a mast insolent and unpro.
'Sed attack upon the editor of the Free
Fss, accusing him of false statements
Us PAPER of that day, in relation TO
" Darlington election Mr.. Foote re.
sTed the insult with his usual spirit,
Nv The result was an attack upon his
','on by the Individual giving the in
"a man OF near twice the physical
"cr OF MIR. Feote. AT an early Pc
~ OF the afiray, the Envoy Extraor
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary TO
fr n' summoned from his office by one
o' funnets instantly repaired to the
'ud when there, protested against
'hF Interfering to put an end to the
-, y actually interposed to prevent
e'''iuohs of two gentlemen to part
'o"t atants, a ying 'fet them fsht
OFT ~ You will thus see with what
hi It feelings Mr.. Van Ness and his
artisans have come out Of the contest
'thn county. and the ~infatuation &c
Allth lhey are driven.
Mr. BARRY, A DEFAULTER.
Wh'n the charge of beinga defaui'e
r. first made against the Postmaster
eneral. ID (nreen shv anihority' stoutl'