Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
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ton and President Monroe amongst us, called J
forth. As It conscious Of the deadly INJURY /
which his hostility to internal improvements !
has inflicted upon our whole section of country |
a section whose high hopes he has utterly |
hlased-sur whole population. ss IT by CON- |
mon consent, With but comparatively few ek'
oePiions, seemed to have Withdrawn from the
approach OF Preside n, Jackson, as they would
have done from that oil the pestieuce that
wsiketh at noon day.
From the following articles it will be seen
that the Presidents reception at Union town
and Wbealing, was not more hattering Than
At HageFs town.
prom The Unioatown (Pa Democrat, June 49,
This President Of the United States lodged
in 'ih,s place On Wednesday night last, on his
way &c his residence IN Tennessee. Our 'tpisin
Tennessee farmer" travels with tive splendid
coaches with fours.
The style Of his reception was sad rever'
sal Of that which was given him here a little
more than year ago. Then he was escorted
by an immense train Of our fellow citizens
then he was surroundeJ with a crowd which
rendered access 10 him in many instances al
most possiblr-every window and door was
crowded with anxious spectators. On Wed
resday last, though we had notice Of his ap
proaeh eary in the morning, not soul went
ont TO meet him. Few Scrsons did him even
tie slight hcror Ut stepping 70 their doors 10
witees9 his passage. when he arrived a, his
lodgrgs, beside some thirt, OF forty Boy
who werc attracted by the splender Of his
qripage, there were brt The bar keeper and
two others present 20 receive him. During
the evening, we hrlieve that no, more than
twenty peesoas callsJ on hint nearly one third
Of these were his poli.icsl opponents. He left
here an Thursday moEnieg witG ar escort of
0ne ferson.
These eircumstances establish one chs rg
fsct There is yet principle sJong us sCh
Gent TO sustain the measures upon which the
prosperity OF the country depends--:nat prn
cipIes are now, at least, dearer than rnea--thst
ths people Of this ooCn,ry will not permit their
inteEeststs be bsrtered to the South. even
though the President OF he United States Ger.
Jackson, he enc ofthe high contracting parties.
from the LGaesuiile, Quo, Republican
INDIGNirIE5 TO GEN. JACKSON.
We learn with regress that in several places.
the Indignation OF the people towards General
JacEsoe ca account Of his late conduct, broke
out or wsg expressed to aim or his route West
ward ia veFy improper manner. .Dasides
various t&unung questions as to the state in
whictiae found the Frederick and Rockville
ROAD, va Understand sanne people at Wheeling,
where he was expected to arrive at night. prs.
pared = Transparent caiIin With tic intention OF
burylng his eifi}y in the middle Of the turnniks
n.
at steenrod's, where ne spent the uioha. and
The next day drove through the town without
stonp'nr, and embarked on board The steam
( boat "ondois, wnere his passage had been pre-.
| yiousiy engaged.
J Although many may feel just Indignation at
the Deception which has been used with re.
gard to the opinion OF General jsck aon, and the
! INJURY which his vet osupoa Internal Improve.
ments inf.ic's upus. ne people Of tae West.
hey shoa-d have respect enough Tor them.
selves 20 commit nc outrage. The constitution
al fnt'noo OF expressing their opinion IS through
the ballot hoX, snd the tiTne viii arrive When
sentence oFcoodemnstIoa viii be heard.
! From lie Cp,otinat, Gazette.
! ,HTrirea Of The PresmsRt--PresdentJ sack
son arrived here YESTERDAY ste-noon aiyou.
o'clock, on BOARD Of the Steam Boat Alta
tanta The Atalanta Jeff here Oh Saturday.
with committee and a band CT music, 90
meet the President We are not 10 the Sc
! crets oiaH tsle7nevemenfs, but we understand
me committee consisted pretty much Of gov
eminent officials Che Surveyor General.
The Postmaster, Ana Brazil Charge. the En-.
ReeatVsr IN hls shuits OF grey negro cloth. nj
present printer OF the laws, and some plain
citizens. above Portsmouth tbs ATLANTA
e'ot the President GA board the Gondola, hey
9nglne broken and in tow Of the Erie
| the ATLANTA took the 3ondeia ia tow. ami
renewed the Erle. against which ,corl Of i,n-
pfoDsmsas the President entered no VITO
They passed Maysville without land.ne!!-
! Ne VETO was entered against this move
) ment.
| Between Maysville and Cincinnati the
htaiaata ana her charge were met by TIE
| clinton, that left Cincinnati eArly in the
morning with number Of citizens on board
FuDhc expectation was on tptee--so we are
led TO believe. The cavaicade' when II an
PToacneH our shores, fired sevoral guns, and
/ PROCEEDED some distance down the river o;v-
sng tme for preparations On shore When
they returned, the landing was a little or &c
| Crowded with peopie; many bows, and ssnce
men ana women. The hurrah was raised law
tthe ostielsls on board q the boat. and ~.
ewered frors the shore, but with nc great eff
/ iect no VETO was necessary TO renress
! ats 3e0iening results. d twas -l,non the whole
raAer tame exhibition, .occasioued. We
presume, oy the management ofthe officials.
Fhe were all so ANTIQUE TO get by the SIDE of
.he 4csiiei, that@uo fueleman Yvaq Ipf. on shore
20 t'Va the proper direction. The President
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson.
| g.dGeedsd IN carriages to the residence Of
general IyttG The people mado no attennt
20 'HFe the horses from the Carriages some
81 mem were content ostroli along thc walks
!. ~ silence We understand tho President
caves us this day. II supposed more pow
Jci would have been burnt on the occasion. I
ou' that the Residents friends hare were