Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
Frou, the Long 1'ead Stor o. June -

"Who can relate such woes without tear.,
1t is fact well knows to ell Of our readers
4, bat we fell mo the jscEson ranks az so.r ae
We decentty could al erthe defeat of the ..c,.I
tor & that we laUortd hard in tha s.c.,sa 8
Jackson and yeiorm.' although we cane =, .,
the -eleven,taour. IrUe, we bud SONG no.t
excruciating ~ tnges of conscience in abandon
! ing The honest f1tn and principles with which,
/ we had been before Gs.ooiated--but then sncl,
glorious visions of government. patronage
@t rewaT led editors and Of public nrini;og &c.
glanced constantly before oar dsgzlios. sirlt
cn&hied as to haI12 70 1.-THE gfcates, end beet
% men, as Secretary Brsn@h calls h.ao. sd
~e hecamt a Jackson man "dyee; in the ,yool y
( cur MAJORITY IN Congress was oyerwhayr;no
sAd We ten"Y thought there eoald 10 nc ds0.
ger IN icing Ca dreids1 jackson man. a.
alas mutellor is stampt on alisublunayy tb;onaI
Compare chs party" AZ tie time we ioioed,
/ ~ih what i IL no@, enc still "'tis ike-b,.,
On now indifferent. Then il was tia very cr,
N o. ins'nc!oie strength, aow it is Ike The
Albany Regency, swsying sbsnt with ever
breath. ana ready to tumbIe at the mex, ticl
despair. go
The very elements have conspirel against us
The weFking men, it is said, are for CLAY the
tariff naes are for. Clay sho internal in,nroye
! H1ent men arc for Clay the old Adams party
very ''esT equalin number 10 the jackson mar
~ are for Ctay--the snti.Enas ons are for Civ
ths friends Of national FatA and in,iolate tye,
ties, and OF thetAdiaas, ara fer Cisy- he en-.
! @'a'es OF pFoscrptien aaad Of Punishment for
tIeedotn IN votisg, are fer Ciey-tbc fr;enda
OF the Union and all OPPOSED tc sontb tIisnp;o,
are tor Ciay--;he friends Of rational c;onon,v
are tor Clay, and for aoght We see. BY a. II
fs2 TIE whole country Will be for CLAW, There
IS teath'i Gathering OF dry bones IN tue char
mel hcese Of cid Cammapy, as il ,bev yy,ra
seEed With "sever Snd sgue''-C;ov. Tbroor,; :.
eating has hast of tie peoples bread. end The
'youag lion ct the west," with Frank Grao
ger on MS oscke is shaking his maze and roar.
a''s'S mere wa be no attempt to check him.
from Buffalo to i1ctkimer
Ssen are prone 10 recount chs a. fTerc,,, sv,,,,
tons and stages OF thediseages, even thers l.
no nope 'eIt for the patent-~So let LIs lcox C,r
fe" minutes al the cause Of the earl, dAa,h
CT JncSSonisn One Of the indications ofhaal,h
"ncn at FIRST denoted long life, wac the Co.
f"' coming OCT 81 the Tariff. This he csr.
'SihIy mas done, though rather in a Van Ren /
reiiy way, and noe, II is trGe with the bb.rtr,S.
an" sincerity ct Henry Clay. Hut we were 70
'her IN p0ther; forthe wise mep who car,.."t
lne poh'cs OF Kings county, having d. |
theit notions OF political economy from &c.
profound and pure fountains the MY WI !
courier and Enquirer and E,en,oe pa, -
an P'otessed to 6e.sGtl,tsrlf. What the denoa
49,, w. " oe uohe, perplexed TVS not a little
however, our leaders ruminatell and smoal-od
a'p al last We sgreed to look wise uron ,ho
s"oJtcl 'no when speaking of il, to saw tba,
po" Ine whole aJudcious tariff was des;ra.
PIE. and that the hero of Two wars, ,;au,s :, !
justin this light" All this wen, verv r1a,'.
out , no" comes the story of our heros bIndcrs
i;,, ak angels visits few and far between. bn,
nNe grape shot from 80 pound battery, or Ike
, WISE ana witty sayings from brother Birch's |
pafe' we, that is the Jackson party before
- joined them, had told great many-s sboni
VT hdams,s rewarling or { editors viii
bu0Ilc pr'n'ing; and Gen, Jackson has rewar.
aeu them wherever they could be found. from
~rother Birch down to Duff Green and AIaior
"oah' he "hero Of the revolution male
great professions against the sin of apnointino
members OF COMPARATIVELY, he has aIre,1,
appointed more than all the former admin,sIrI
Uehs united He had great horror of The
corruption OF the press aud Post Office ard bas
Gorfupted both to hitherto unheard of exten,
ne mas turned out of their daily bread Drc,,,
'hGen every man who dared to vote for n,
haAfhs' including the last survivor of the M, l.
VINO commenced the revolution by tbrowipy
yer Tea chests in The hsrbor of Boston. HEN. |,
"e tn. us Jackson men, the privilege, q
"o'ng oHr7elves "the repub!ioap Dartvn h,
Pro'nunS 10 Office mors fs4eca!s,s than ha.,