Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-05


diuersnee of political principla' p,aa,;srd
oaly az FAR as the rights Of private ei,izen
"h' justly, asnotpS0per subjects of remov,l
"a the case of Attorneys aad Marshall.
ina souFs oe'ns SO decidedly federal and
imnovaoAs II - bsleved thar repuhlicar A..
torneys ard Msrsaals, being the deor, ., an
trance INTO the courts. and lntl.spens,hlx ..-
cessary az shield TO the republican, mart Of
our fellow eitxens, which 1 believe il The
main body Of the people. These principIe,
are yet to be considered Of. and I .ke,rh
iasln to you IL confidence"
Notwithstanding the hue and CRY rni.ed at
'ne present Gay oa the subjest Of removals
we presume Thai some principles resembling
NOSE s1A'eo ABOVE govern the present admin
have seen them any whore d.snnstlv s,,,.J
out we have strong hopes that soma of ths
powerful presses in The more immediate "a
cinity OF the Executive. viii furnish the desir-
ed information.
Dsdfh 81 Gss. SURE -Lelfers rereived bv
the Monhlla, state, that Gen. Antonio less
DE Sicre had bsss sssassinated while ON his
way to Paste. Ii this be tue. II /. mueh 40
be iamented. Next 10 Bolivar. Gan Sucre
Is the greatest bsnefactor Of south Auasric,
lie was bern at Cumans, in genezusls. il
t19S; consequently, was 81 years cid az The
unss oil hls death. Ho was edurat,d al Ca
racas, and entered the army in 1911. Ftom
1914 10 iSl7 he served in the staff. He cam.
snanded tho patriot forces at the battle Of
1hnchinehe on The 7i.h May, 1874, wien
$40 S9'aniards were lett dead on the iiesd. and
she retaainder, consisting Of sbeut Sooo men,
capiteisted BY this event, the indeperdencs
OF Coiembia was finally secured In June.
1898, he was sleosee Commandment CHEF of
the patriot forces in Peru, on the anproaeb
oil powerful Spanish army, and seon after
Yves invested with the supreme command.
I'm the 9Th December, 1874, he gained the
battle of Ayachuco, the most brilliant ever
fought an South Aaserfca, in which 400 roy
aIasts were killed, 700 wounded, and 1854 ia
ken. including 10 Generals, is Colo.
ncls, IS Lieut. Colonels, and ash off
GERS OF lower grades This secured the ;nJs
pendence of Peru. He afterwards liberated
the province of Bolivia, became supreme
chief and was finaliy appointed by the Con-
eress Oh that Republic, Presideat for life -
lie was first President eli the late Constitu-
ent Congress at Bageta,--was delegated by
that body as enc sitbs Commissioners 10 pro-
pose friendly terms with Fenezuels; and when
this mission had proved unsuccessful. and the
Congress had closed its Iabors, nc Proceeded
L
tain disturbances which had arisen uader De-
neral Flores. There ii would seem, he has
met an untmely fate. His stature was rather
be,ew the middle size, his countenance
sprghtly, and bis manners refined and pleas
lang
II was also reported that two other Gener-
ais had fallen victims to assassina tion: but
this, the letters say was withpet Foundation.
We would gladly hope that the safno might
prove true in regard TO the noble minded Sx
cre----Josr. Of Com.
EUHoPE, at this moment, does act present
thai calm and unraiilcai surface whish il did
at the close of the war With Russia.--whea
levsry thing appeared to be faisly adjusted,
the 'balance Of power" preserved. and a
prospect opened for permanent tranquility.
Ia England, the great topic of interest is
the sickness of the King, which ere this has
probably terminated sndeath Such am event
would doubtless be the signal Tor the ralla ia q
of parties, and the already formidable epro-
sition tothc Wellington Administration, would
receive nsw encouragement and strengih--
: Nor is any consolation to be found in the
character or talents Of the Heir Apnsrent,
the Dukc CT Clarence, who has the reputation
oil being weak man, totally UNQUALIFIED 20,
the government Of kingdom. BUT deere il
great eoainess and Hledei niion in the British
people, and whatever may be tbs difficulties
of the csisis, they will ia al pyoba ,iilty be
surmeuntt d without rupture apprexinatin.
70 revolution 4 vast moltitudc, no. oaly
of the rich. b,k ofthe poorer class &c citizen,
are interested in preserving the present ord
oftbiags, fTetn personal consideration: SO iha
the onerous debt with which lhe nation il
afflicted, may prove the keystone Of the arcl
, which .hah kept from diso4ganixation
France is tie theatre Ola stall higher ex
citemenf. aad CT which il is moro difficult Il
predict the reseia. IA is an excifefa, nj found
ed on pfincipIe,--nf natare not very unlike
! that which issued in thu separation of these
States frsm the Mother Country. Ii is a con
test between liberty and LEI, nimacy ,-waxin,
warmer and warmer With the lapse Of every
day, and to terminate, it Is impossible 10 SAL
when or where. The result oil the election
which are now going on throughout th'
realm, viii be one OF intense interest, bo;i
, to the King and the people. Should Cham
: her be returned ia the interest of the KIM
|. aad his Ministers, IT will be gre at triumph
to ROYALTY but If used with moderation, tn
STERN may pass over without bursting int
a tempest The King may think il coasistea
with his dignity TO comply with TIE wishes o
the people in removing the present Mini. teI
and appointing others more acceptable to Oh
great body OF iis subjects. II is Obvious, how
ever, that he needs to husband bis resource
!. in the wisest manner, and to beware how b
nAedkeSslv pF0y0kes n brave and enfb.ria II