Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

10 Toe construction Of the public.
aese = only ono passage Of my own letter
winch, to the general reader. can require n
word OF explanation. My Suggestion 10 IL.
Governor Is nst that "mysef, Tire Indians and
nc Gastsscr, shall make tp q case 10 be .ub-
aalttsd q ase saprsgie Court" Itis simply.
that 'tiis dccislou aav be expedited, by ma
hins a case b. consoatif that course shoald
Sal the views al the Stats Of Georgia
The Stale of Maryland had done this, on tho
occasion Of her law 10 tax tie Branch Bank
OF the United States established al Baltimore
-MC1sish rs. State Of Maryland, 4 Whea~
ton 10, aud, again. an the occasion al ans-
Their State law. requiring the importers ana
vendors Of ioreisH goods to taxa out a license
isom The State-Bfoyn VS.. the State Of Ma
ryland. ID Wheaton, sl9.-Ihis last case
IS inside ep ia The form of pleading. nat rcaii-
tins a statement of f,cts. Bat In h8fA eases.
The Attorney UeaSral Of The State. ii il under
stosds co operated in the measure, and under
Inc mstreeiioa og the State authorities. gavo
facility aud despatch TO the reference oil the
questions 10 the decision OF the Supreme
Court. In both these eases, the question:
Involved was the constitutioaality OF a State
law; and in both, the State of Maryland nni~
ted ia the reference of this question to the
supreme Court. and acquiesced in the deci-
sisn. III was With these in view. that | made
The sugsestisn in question, 10 the GoyernoA
of Georgia.
did not answer The Governors letter. be-
cause il must be seen that il neither fcanired
nor admitted an answer in the spirit Of cour-
tesy IN which had addressed him. and frou
which ! thought and still think il is imprspeF
70 depart. Ills letter surprised me, bccauss
J supposed the object and language Of my
own tee plain 10 be misunderstood, and too.
r&Gnnrff1tl a.. ns~ wl~n L. - H.
pleasure. The Governor having viewed II in
a different light, | am not at all dissatisfied
with the publication Of the letters, which
presume i intended as an appeal TO the Poo.
pie OF the United States. To such IN appeal
can hare no objection, though my respect
for the State OF Georgia, and ms desire to a
void all needless irritation, would net have
permitted me 10 make it. WIN. WRIT.
baltimore, Sept ., 1850.
The Creatures are AZ ,coYk agaia."-Ts dcs-
pair OF affecting Mr.. CLsy's character by i'm
panging his public or official conduct, seme
Of bis e~senaies, doubtless the lowest and most
vulgar, IN the Western country, have cem-
p'enccd Tao propagatian of scandalsus tale-
told on Tho ~veFacity Of drunken, worthless
vagabond Fortunately they have been made
10 eat their own words, and deny the story
as soon as they rcpeatedik
The can't Masonic Natianal Conventian,,s
rs il styles itself, assembled last Saturday y
Philadelphia. Upon c~sunting over the De-
legases, 1t appeared that there were 20 frcm
New lsrk, Is from Massachusetts, . from
Connecticut, from Neraont, 2 from Rhode
Island, 20 from Pennsylvania, 7 from New
Jersey, / from Delaware, 5 lrom Ohio, l
from Maryland. and | frsm the Territory of
Miehigan-in all. 90 were present.
FfansIs Granger, sf New York, was slcet-
Cd President oi the Convention. Joseph
Ritner, of Pennsylvania. Abner Phelps, OF
Massachusetts, Robert Hanna. OF Oaio, and
Samuel w. Dexter, OF the Territory Of Mich
igan, were then Nominated and elected -
Vice Presidents oftke Convention; and John
Clarke, OF Pennsylvania and Noble b Strong,
Of Connecticnt. as Secretaries.
After passing suadry resolutions prepare.
tory IL the business they intended to take
up, they adjourned over 70 The Saloon Of the
Musical Fund Society, at which place they
intend 10 hold their meetings-Thsy had
better &c hounc and attend to their business,
hT-The little jackson paper in Sails.
bury is IN a great rage with Us, but re-
ally we cannet reeiprocate the feeling
lie say Of US. that We ara "ef Adams
reminiseence," (bow elegant. --thst
''we could not be hired to tell tho truth
(hsw decenti) that we are sbought Up
by Clay (how veracions.l-and finally
that we are Yankees" (hew eriminals
even IL it we're true.D The dog star
ragged about the tine the Salisbury man
wrote. and bis insane wrath must there
fore be excused. We use such small
game 'for eur mirth, when they are
waspish "-Lynckburg TirginiaD.
a Lapiand Summer, including aiss
wha. in other countries is called Spring
and Autumn, consists Of fifty six days
as follows
june 80, snow melis,
July /. Snow gon
. Fields quite green, :
IT. Plants at FUN growth,
20, Plants 10 full blossom,
Aug ?. Fruits ripe.
10, Plants shed their seeds,
IS, Snow.
Fran this time Ia June es.the ground
is every where covered with snow; and
The waters with ice.
Libsraliiy A man plainly attire6