Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-02
Majority for Clay

Majority Tor Clay Ia
Majority for Clay in joint ballot. 10
The Focus adds
'fIn Allen county, both claim the member
elect. That Col. Dawson beat the Jackson
candidate, Mr. Walker, is clear; and he was
supported by Clays friends.
..in DAviess county there was tie, and a
bother election is to take place.
s'1'he Senate is composed Of So members,
and the House OF Representatives OF l00."
The artifice Of keeping up the cry of VIC
tory after the battle is lost, is intended to
keep the Jackson ranks unbroken by runa-
ways, in order chat good retreat may, IL
possible, be made. Ii is intended also to keep
the party, IN other positions, from giving up
their ground, as well as TO alarm Opponsnis
At distance. This kind o.! misrepresenta
''9a end d~l.-icn is yyactsed by the Admin
istration editors in Kentucky; and Kentucky
tactics are now introduced into The Organ
Our Maryland friends will understand the
trick, and treat it as il deserves.-.Nat Jour.
Some of the supporters of the present Ad-
ministration, who approve every thing that
it does, or that it leaves undone, have expa-
tIated very largely and feelingly on the debt
exercise Of the Veto, because, by means OF
st, the Treasury is to be saved from eyhaas-
ton, and the public debt to be sooner extin-
guished. To all such we respectfully submit
tAe following. taken from thorough Jackson
State Right Republican paper. The Presi-
dent, at the late Session OF Congress, actu-
ally signed bills, it will be seen, appropriat-
iug ltco millions and quarter Of dollars for in
cidental objects of expenditure, and thea re
fused his signature TO the Maysyile Rosd
Bill proposing to appropriate $780, oo dol
ltrs) lest it should dtain The Treasury, and
because it proposed the exercise Of doubtful
po,rer The discovery was rather late. Does
not this view of the subject go far TO eorrobo-
rate cur suggestion that, at certain period,
late in the Session, the Executive, under the
influence of its lawful advisers, took news
departure, in path directly opposite to the
wei!-sst!ed domestic policy of the Govern
nlcntp---.Nsst. Fat
From the Georgia fsRccordcr."
DrAPPoiSrMEaT-H like many others in
the United States, tailed the Veto of the Pr 81
dent on the Mayssilie bill, as the hsrLinger OF
better times, the forerunner OF the adoption OF
wiser policy, by the a ADMINISTRATION Of the
Fedsrai Government, and especially, az a NOR
tai blow gwen to the "Amefiosn sysiem."-
We congratulated ourselves and the American
People itttie too soon Il "a had waited
BITE while, our tcre would net have been go
joyous. We received few days ago froE,
W ashington City, copy OF the laws passed at
the last session of Congress These laws un.
dtrsent our examination: and what have we
seen? Appropriations, sanctioned b. the PIE.
ziden, which are SO near OF kin to the proyi
sions Of the Jaysviie bill, tba, il is impossible
Go deny the identity ofthe rarentagt TO show
the reader how the public money is disrosed
OF by the Honornd'e ReprescHtaaves Of the PEG.
pie, we have made the following extracts rom
the several appropriation laws, in order tIa, he
ma, Judge for himself, whe Their the Maysyille
bill alone, should have been rejected by the
President.
RIVERS
Appropriations tor removing distractions At
che mouths OF certain rivers.
In Ohio sa2.l29
New York s33s
Name 5000
North Carolina 1858
Florida 1880
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers SC, 00o
1929 652
Road from Green Bay TO Winnebago $4,000
IN Maine 46,45l
from De,roitto several places 22.oo0
m Florida l2,400
Cumberland Road o15a00
For Surveys OF National Works $4,000
S328,85l
HARBOURs
Appropriations Tor the improvement Of GER.
tain hsr5ours.
In Ohio si,7s6
Ne" York 81 SOB
Connecticut 10 49i
Massachusetts, 1884
Delaware 10000
Dreakwater in Delaware river 1852. 900
$3.50 $50
FORTIFICA rI0N5.
Appropriations for Fort6caiions 1851 ,Oc0
National Armores $4,000
Armament OF forukcatGns 100, 600
-
SISll, 900
LIGHT HOUSES.
Appropriations FOR light houses Siao COS
new hight houses Az, 500
1926 SIS
RECAPlTULATI0N
Rivers Stz9 .652
Roads o%S,S5l
Hsrbours $50 q59
Fort,fcations l,3ll,OU0
ltQht Houses 30 sos