Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

CO. OF respect for the late Mosxs I. hus
esq Of this place.
r-sseate Of Character In the course OF
Waiter Jones' argument on Friday last, in
es =" pr;rcuit Court Of the United states for the
b...,, .f Columbia, on the novel motion made
- prosecuting Attorney in the case OF DIR
-. watkins, he thus slludes to the Tels.
- shIch we transplant into our columns
F.'ss benefit Of the few readers Of that chaste
isa,oal in this section of country:
i,g.rdly as the accused has been dealt BY
4. Grand Jury, yet now, because the Grand
- c.onet on their oath find a charge OF fer
-, the court is called on 10 coerce them
~. 4, the mere echo of tone which has heen
.,',t elsewhere, but IRON a source So foul and
.,Iu,ed that he would not dehle the Temple of
S,rce. nor offend the chaste ear OF those who
!lrois,er there, by banning IL; unless, in his
,zc,,l capacity, he should b. called on to ST.
,,ya that source in q constitutional msnner,
I'd invoke upon it the punishment due TO its
nnappruachs5le s0d iBexpressiole intamy"
TAD Clover On Monday last, we we're
,hoUn some Clover that grew on the land Of
hi. Conrad Hogmlre. near this place curiosity
hund TO be four feet ten and halt inches long
Mad Dogs For the last two weeks, cur
[.theorhood has been much disturbed by the
Dpesrsnce Of mad dogs Last week, fine
r,re belonging to Mr.. William McDonsld. liv.
- near this place. went mad, hsviog been bit
dog We learn that a large number Of
lor. were bitten last week on IuscaIors and
b.ck Creeks Every owner OF q dog cues it
., only to the safety of his dog, but of him
# and Of bis neighbors, to keep the animal
,Ca6ned until it be ascertained beyond ques
hon that canine msdness does or does not pre-.
rl. On the last page of eur paper. will be
Ouud prescription for persons bitten by rabid
animals. -
Proscriptics System.-Tbc annexed
very judicious observations on proscrip-
ION, are from the pen of Jno Neal, Ed
or of the Yankee infatuation. sell ia
srest, or determined obstinaey will only
rsfuse to acknowledge their justice. In
Me thing MIR Neal is mistaken. Pro.
Grption for opinion sake. is not the re
roach even of mosarchies, at least not
hsse monarebies best known TO Us,
nj most liberal in their spirit and insti
Eons, France and England Chan
n of ministry in those countries, are
sisr attended by the dismissal of sub
rfnate officers.-Th did not occur 10
fsnce, when the change extended to
system. when she successfully rush
hfrom monarchy to democracy. from
anoeracy to the empire, or from the
upire, again into the arms of "legiti-
macy" The u. States have Sc, the first
Example Of it. as far as we have been
BE to learn; or we should say rather.
pur presentrepabiican rulers-tbey who
pn determined to punish" their enc
hes (they consider all such WI did
BOT worship their golden calf and re
Fard' their friends-to punish the N for
he free exercise of the privilege OF o.
binion and Of suffrage. Whig
Violent changes the present ad-
niuistration should pursue their present
course much longer; .hey will have but
few friends left
Does not Mr.. jackson know-and
10 not bis cabinet know
That incumbents hereafter will ex-
peet to he turned out al the end Of four
years. no matter how faithfully or dill
gently they may have done their duty:
ind that therefore, instead of attending
10 their offices for the time, they viii be
occupied with political intrigue. or em
floyed IN teathering their nests, and pro
Fidng for rainy day.
That if you take away the assurance
hat general good character, good tai
pats, wise and faithful discharge of
putty, are enough to secure the posses
Ion OF office, you take away the strong
Inducements for honest and able
ben to serve the country. aud offer the
|fOngest for unprineipled spsculatorss
That TO turu people out Of their bou-
es-t to turn them and their families up.
% the world, after they have earnestly
p'rVed their country for the best part OF
loDg life, because they are aot Of this
cfthat political or religious faith, is
la only doing what is the represeh of
marches, butt is offering bribe fer
''oonesty. and imposing a penalty on
good faith.
Vests Of the Public .Money'-Dsep
were the maledictisns heaped upon Mr..
A'sns' Administration for his alleged
taste Of public money on the diplomat
!, corps; and the cases oil Mr.. King and
h' Gallatin. each 81 whom returned
IRON England in about a twelvemonth
.'N' their departure mr.. King on &C
eeunt of i'll healthy were perseveringly