Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

The Jackson papers in thi, State are urg.
ing the selection of candidates for the Iesis-
lature upon party grsunds Tbs object is tn
support the present proscripsive administras
ton Ia all its acts, but another avowed pure
nose is to crash Mr. Clay With respect to
the patriotism 81 a pledge 20 support. rlshs
or wrong, tho ADMINISTRATION OF Gen jack
son, the people Will find no difficulty in maxi
ing up an opinion. Tho aEairs OF the nation
seem TO have been brought into a state %
great eonfrsion already, and what may bS
the condition of things two years hence NO
man can forssee. With respect 10 the con-
tnusd and malignant persecution Of Mr..
Clay, we have only word to SAP. Thae
distia gaishsd individual il now IN private life
enjoying domestic rcpose. attending 70 bio
farms, and minding b,s own business. HE
enemies however, are not disposed TO permie
! him TO remais in retirement, nor even to ai-
low his friends any participation in the admln~
istration of public affairs Will they submit
! to this arrogant prescription We presaIn&
not. Since 1t Is the determination OF tho
jackson party 10 put Down both MIR. Clay ard
/ bis friends il they can, ge presume soma
slight resistance viii be made CombinatloA,
on one side will produce unity of effort and
harmony Of action on the other The Jask-
son men being summoned 10 tho field by thsiU
leaders. the Clay men will know where to
= TnllY. Il TIC L0cSin Hhs pfGH sGbuuGd anu the
Jackson flag unfurled. Little short Of war
Of determination is 10 be waged. We ara Of
opiaion, that Mr.. Clay's friends will not sub
NIT without a struggle. They will coms for
ward to man aud range themselves mnden
the banner ofa noble leader, whose name 10
ideatiGed with all the interests OF bis country
whose principles are reyered by the irienda
of liberty all over the globe; whose services
have contributed 10 elevate the character %
his country in the eyes of the whole world. Ii
his snemies will have il 60, let the teste be-
for or against HEsRY CLAY. Let there be
an equal number OF candidates on each sideS
and no raoa ooBsailtals kentucky Reporter.
The demand for copies Of Mr.. WEBsrxRys
Speeches in what has been called The Great
Debate in the Senats, has been unprecedcnt-
ed We are just completing an edition 81
twenty thousand copies, wbich, added To for
msr editions, will make an aggregate Of very
yearly fer.y thousand copies that will have
beea printed at this Office alone. There have
been printed also, at other different places
throughout the United States. perhaps twenty
, different editions of these speeches Il il
hardly too much TO say, that no speech II
the English language has ever beea SO uni-
versaliy dilfused, or so generally read.
Other speeches in tho safne Debate have
also had wide circulation. OF that Of Judge
SMITH of South Ca9olins, and that Of Mr.
Johnston, of Louisiana, both OF which were
also printed at this ofi,ees second editions are
in hand, and copies nlar be obtained, ii inns
neaiatsly applied for --.Not. Las.
The NATIoyAL CALgsDER for $50, which
has jast issued from, the press, Though rather
late ia coming out, is bighly acssptibie to tia
Public. Iadeed, though Always useful, ID has
never eeen mere welcome thaa it Is this year,
for it furnishes q fund oi information In no o.
ther way to be gok At, or at least IN no othen
place to be found eoIaectssl We aliuds espe-
csally to the Lists Of Public Officers, Of tina
naascs of aaHy OF sshenl, receotly appointed,
, this Volume furnishes the first public record
There is much matter IN thls annual and
the whole appears ~ have been arranged
with great Perspicuify snd care. Whoever
wants to know any thing 1t all accurately, OF
lofthe several Depar .a7eRts OF this ssovern-
nlent, cannot do better Than possess them
selves OF hlr. FoRcE's exceiisnt pabEeauon.
sNat. HlS.
T6r The Tcress u Shocking .3ccids1fss--Ws
: egret 10 state. that as The Hon Thomas Ent-
wizzle, Of this city, was on Thursday cary
| ing esese for dinner, which happened 10 be-
: very tesgh enc, aad the knife vwcommoniy
dell, be somehow or other snystersoasly bio
the butter boat, ana sent IL with OIL It's sasory
eontents into the lap-of Mrs. DAck, widow u
the late Obadiah Duck, Esquire, who bS ),
pSned 60 be on visit at the aforesaid Hor or
able gentleman's. We are me- partics .lsxl
informed as to the full extent % tie mag
iscorrsd BY MRS. Duck. bct apderSI I'D ths
she suffered very dsepl, both ssa t..oca
and her dress, which unlartun ~ Ia
or Of taem insured, This sLe "A se : war.
| leg to all ouss-keepe-s. s,.a, ,s,-;y "a
wing knives are in prorsy - = !