Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28

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bcstows bis suffrage; that he will applaud OF
condemn appointments, according to their
coincidence or disagreement with the Indis-
putablc theory which we have stated above
Not. Gaz.
From the .2lera,ldrid Gazette.
Reo,siatio,as of TIRE "Palace."--It was a
great outcry during the Administration ofMr.
ApAMs that regal forms, and pomps aad ce-
remeny were introduced into our plain, re-
publican Government-and every departure
from the rigid democratic style, was noted as
an advance OF luxury and corruption, and as
an innovation upon the purity Of Our inshtu-
tons The elevation Of this glorious Admin
istration, was hailed as the period when we
should return again to our original piainness--
II was in word looked upon as the day Of
S"relUrm' in the s'palace," las the jackson
editors used sneeringly TO designate the Pre-
sident's House, as well as in the Nation Our
urprise was great therefore when We saw the
following en- Thursday, announced a la mode
--"ofiicial' in the Telegraph, and as an ad-
'7erdsement ia the intelligencer
THE PRESIDENTS DRAWING ROOM.
Wishing to preserve order and afford every
convenience III my power TO the teiiow-ciu
zens of the President of the United States,
who may wish 10 visit his drawing rooms or
levees, | deemit proper to promulgate the
following regulations to be observed on these
occasions: Police officers will be stationed at
the gates and front door of the Executive
mansion, to preserve order and enforce the
| following regulations:
ist. All carriages viii enter by &e Eastern
and depart blythe Western gate.
I'd. None ell be suffered to remain in the
yord-when called for they will inter at the
Eastern gate; and if Ell their arrival at the
front door, their owners or employers are not
ready to depart, they will Immediately drive
out of the yard, and remain out until called
for By the Police officers.
Sd. Ne boys vail be admitted unless espe-
cially introduced by their parents.
TENCH RiNGGOLD,
Marshall, ID. c.
Perhaps tbi. Is the fret time that the MAR
SHALL Of the District of Colombia, ever was
constituted principle usher, and captain of
the police Of the Presidents House, and per
haps also ii is the first time, that regulations
Tor the entorceHen t OF order At the Presidents
evening parties, were ordered to be publish
ed.
Where are all The pick that SO eagerly
scented the advance Of regal forms" during
the last administration? Peradventurs they
sleep-but we question, having their rewards,
whether they can be awakcsed. The London
Court Journals teeaa with such announce
ments, not signed, 10 be sure, by .Narshois,
but emanatlng at least from chamborlains and
uaaers. 1t IS reserved for our republican day,
and oar Republican Goyernment-for the
guests of the President---te be received, enter
tanned, and suffer to depart under police re-
e1lations, and under the supervision ofpohce
officers, with the -.Iarsl.al Of the District at
their bead. 90. tell it not ia Gath, publish
1t not in the streets of Askeloni''
We confess we cannot discover the propri-
ely OF the Marshal OF the District becoming
laquecy--lie certainly, IN this case, must
have acted without due advisenent or reflsc-
ton. We have too much respect for his good
sense and his independence to think other
wise. 1t is net in his kne Of duties to premul-
gate orders concerning The regulation Of the
private and domestic affairs OF the Govern
ment officers, If the President felt himself
insommoded by the drawing rooms" why
not discontinue them? or why not make
known ms police regulations through some
other channel, than through one of the high
est officers under the laws which govern thu
district. Ne enc act efeur respectable ,wor-
thy Marshal has redounded less to his credit
than this deml official police order of his is
he TO be made the regulator of the leyees Of
the President, and e6seq .ioas!y act as The
rmspmc for pulled up pride9 Did he act in
the discharge of his duty when he consented
to put his name TO this police regulation? Mas
Inc acting IN obedience to, or in furtherance
OF, angIa,c ofthis District We leave these /,
questions Tor others to answer.
10 show in what spirit the Marshal's Bull |
iehn has been received, we extract the fol- !
loving from the Baltimore Chronicle:
ROYAL ORDER.
sod prgGaum v,agus et twcso"
The following official order, regulating the
mode OF obtaining access TO the Dru30ieo.
Rooms and Lepees of the President NAV posi-
bly, startle some of the erciuSire serisbliea,a
who assisted General jackson to mis- present
elevation. We have heard of the K6ig's
Guards being stationed TO keep the proftpaua |.
ru!gus from the avenues Of the palace, and
Y. II