Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03


himsslfup to tho pitch OF explosion YESTERDAY,
when ths Maysvhls Road Bill came under
discussion, IN consequences Of its re leetioR by
the veto of the Executive. He swsllad and
loaned like q madmaA, because Mr. SrAw
nERRr, Jackson msmbsr fron Ohio, was
constrained by the foree of facts. to assert
that The Presidents message was an "slse-
tIonserfng document" He amused the whole
Hosss by bus frantic gestsulations, and his
exterminating hostlhties against the Kings
t1ngnsh." Mr. Polk need lot expect aHy
reward rom the "Grsatssi nnd Hcst," for
though competent as to intellectual sahbre,
he will not exactly suit the purposes Of tas
palace. Mr.. PRmr Z. BAsDoUR too was
quite eloquent in his way, ON the services eli
the Hero, and was cisppsd by few of bis
admirers In the gallery, 10 the great delight of
MIR. SPKtEks SfCvE-yeoF, VINO very klndly
allowed 1t 70 pass. Had such an irresulsrity
been committed in favor OF one oil the minor.
~, the Speaker weud have discovered a
gross improperly, and have ordered the Ser
gssnt at Arms to do his duty. Mr. BELL was
likewise unusually enraged at the o.fsecs
committed by MIR. SrASsBERRY, and uttered
many opprobrious and indecent expressions.
whieh the Spt aker of course considered to be
eatlrely Parliamentary. How has the House
OF Representatives changed since the days of
CLAr! Jour.
The denomination Of MoRpEeu NJ. NoAH
was yesterday acted on by the Senate The
votes OF the Senators vera % to %. and the
casting vote of the Vice President coa6yynsd
the nomination. Thus has Mr. C,LHous
through the dgaiHed course of the Presinent
OF the United States in watching the Sena-
tors, and finding ont who were absent or
sick, made second appointment from the
'rnereenasy squadron of The Chief, who dis
dams while he uses him according to tho
schemes OF the Premier--.rta Josl'.
Some OF the New York paper, are Justly
indignant at the conduct Of part OF the de-
legation oil that State for voting in favor of
the Indian blu. We trust that The people OF
New York, honorable, humane and Just, will
not fail to mark those public servants who
have thus proved recrsants to the pli.htsd
faith and homer Of their country.
It's singular--ae nothing is singularnov-
that Gen. Jackson should, among bis reasons
Tor refusing to sign the Aaysvills Road bill,
object TO the expense, when he has been urg-
ing during the whole session this isiquitous
inaian biil upon Congress, which is 10 cost
the nation ttesssty fo~' millions ef dollars --
Iraly the 'Gr setest and Best" has vs,y CEN
vasient mode OF reasoning; and when be
wlshss to oppose tho will Of a large majority
OF sha House, his reasons are as plenty as
biacsbsrric. He could So. positive saving
In signing bill which appropriatss a half a
million OF dsllars for q violation of solemn
treaties, and which is to cost nearly f6y
times as much, and is horror struck at the i
dsa OF small appropriation to effect great
pubhc benefit. Tho President is afraid. we
| understand. that he viii be obliged to Iav
direct saE to pay off The natsonal debt, and 10
quite angry that oengre,. should pre.um. to
make SO n,any appropriations without his
io6vs,-ibid
Russsl Jarvis, q Jacksonatn and the late
partner of Duff Green, thus speak, of the
powers that be;
For some time past, 'looker on n We
nice, il has been my lot to see mach insv;ta
bly, leadngt to the conclusion that this so,p.t,v;s
propsdsd tsfh VERY WEAK AND VERY COR
RUPr ADMINISTRATIONS; and If, without VIC
lahas any confidence, cen expose any Of
Its inbesllitiss or corraptisns, the effort
may avail something in RESTOCKING the peliti
cal atmosphere 10 healthy condition.
mora! bsght % upon The country, and she mast
throw 1t oft, or all those fair and wholesome
fruits, which have cost her so mnch time and
labor IN the rearing, mast wither and decay
The indelicasy aud vulgar rudensss of GER
tain Jackson member. in the House OF Rs-
representatives. were strikingly displayed on last
Friday evening. The Speaker either did net
know what was due to the House, or was
willing to indulge his friends 10 that strain of
scsrrllity which seems TO be suited 10 their
taste. Wa understand hat Mr.. SrAEspERRY
was not only insulted, but bsllisd, by some Of
the uyrmidons of the palace, and yet Spsa-
ker Stevenson, like Vice President CaiAoun.
thought il his duty TO remain as mere a ute
nation in the chair. 1t gives us PAIN to re-
cord 80 disgraseiul a scene MAJ Jo,w.
We earnestly request an attentive psrus,l
OF the letter OF Captain Sherman, in relation
to tho present state OF the Celeny efLibsrm.
! Capt. ;. commanded the brig Liberia, which
has lately returned from the Colony, whittier
she carried nsmbsr OF smigraat. His stay
on tho coast was long enough to ssable him
to make himself acquainted with The real
state of things in the colony, and the account
which hs gives is, in ths highest degree, en-
couraging Afrisaa Colonization from this
country is aolongsr problem. II was once
/ a matter OF speculation and ardent hope it
is now history. We challenge the annals Of
the world TO show any instance of successful
colonization, to be compared with that Of
which we speak. In tea years, with an sr-
gregate Of means not equal TO the a.nuai 10.
conae of some of the great benevolent soeie.
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