Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01

ealiy bears as COT, 80 fsf % bis evidence vii
&c. The Editor Of the Patriot uses also the fol
Loving language, 10 introducing this letter "a
its resders-''we think with him that neither
parts OF the system can stand alone" and a
gain--"Lst us then wait The issue of the frs,
blows which the iacongruous combination has
received, and there will be no necessity for a
convention tor any purpose whatever" Il is
clear then that this portion Of the Southe-n
men--we mean those who recently held that
The system must be put down by forcible in.
reference of the S:.tss--vieW the stand taken
by the President against the measures of In
teraal improvement, as the fuiilment of the
bargain which he made eith Certain Of their
leaders TO obtain the votes of the Southern
States; aud have received With peculiar com
pacency this indication of his resolution to full.
81 that pledge, to its utternost extent. They
now recommend patience until the Presi.
dent can have had Iime to prove the sincerity
With which he gave his pledge to the SOUTH
Who then can say, in the face OF these facts,
that the American System shall continue TO BE-
The policy ut this government, it General Jack
son continue to hold the regns OF government
dc has Indicated in the most emphatic manner
his hostility to the system, and TO renew their
confidence in him after such eclaration, would
be received rs evidence that the people have
abandoned the policy which hey have hereto.
fore established aud supported.
The following is the letter to which we refer
WAHISerJs Clrv. May 80
You will have received IN, dna'ier.3 speech,
with an address TO my Constituents annexed
hereto. all in pamphlet furrU II is prerer 1
siiould remark that since writing my address,
our political prospects have, think. becnms |
much bct'er--,wo days ago we passed. in our
House, a bill reducing the duty on Salt; anoths |
~ reducing the duty on Meissses The Senate !
a few days ago "la,C on the table" Erejec:cd !
a bill su.hGrizing subscription of stoc 10 the |
OHIO and Baltimore rail road compsr,," aad TO !
eap NE cdmaT,'' our Worthy Presideat has |
pun hs geo bill authorizing subscription |
Of stock 10 the sLsxington and Maysviile turn |
mke company" tis message containing his |
objections to that bitl is hsre Ith sent should |
be better PLEASED with his message if it{@ere |
little lighter laced" as regards The rover OF
congress To make roads, &c. But for ell b9f. (
feaf purposes as regards the South it IS quite |
.bfcienf.
thus, regard the system Of "In'ernsl I'm |
as completely 'thr own overheard
and with has the proh!oitnry system must
soon go down. Neither of the two can exist |
atone and Independent oil the other. The friends |
OF each system must aid the other in carrying
on Their schemes Of peGcsl plander, The re.
cent proceedings of Congress, end Of the Pre-
sident viii have the effect of dispensing and
oetach'ng them from each, other---ltre reduction
OF the duty on salt @al ia great measure de
'ach he state OF New York, s. well as all those
representatives who have salt works in thsir
o'sEacts iTora the support OF the Tariff The
tedociiOn OF the duty on mosssses will have
similar ELECT on Loa'siaRa, snd all the sugar
making intaresis--and the recent proceedings
CT the Senste-sHa Of The President have des.
tr"yed the motive which the "internsiimpro,e
ment gentry" had for aiding The TatiF later
ess. All things considered, South Carolina
has ample Cause tor graduation and rejo icing
and every REASON to hope that by containing 10
exercise a little toi bearance call things will
come right" III year or two more. Yours, ira
iy, JAMES BLAIR.