Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

| represent uRsarnislsd, IA this TREMENDOUS
conflict TO subsidizs the press BY rewardng
Editors with office. by voting IN syety IN.
stance against the nommStion of newspaper
Editors With regard 10 the rejection OF a
part Of the snadh fry OF tphio--to wit: James
b. Gardiner and Moses Dawson, VIC will on
ly remark tha, il is what every man OF rsaoe-
ton anticipated and was prepared to expect.
They are too servile and too ccntemp,ible 10
be further noticed hare, than merely to state
the fact Of their rejection from the Offices 10
which they were sppointed by the greatest
and best during the recess Of dhe Senate Of
the United States.
The President and The Senats More than
five weeks have elapsed since ne Senate a
the United States sslen4nly refaseG that Isaac
iii} should re Second Comptroller OF tho
Treasury Why is il that. ia utter contempt
OF th-t body. and in violation of The splri, at
least of the Constitution, Gen. Jackson has
permitted sill ever since To exercise the fame.
lions Of that oiIics2 Does he consider Use Ss
matters as mere Regis ers II his edicts, and
that their authority .eases whenever they re-
fuse 10 record them? .',.irs zee fgse,nsn, er ege
zoe sldrssy''- Nat, .jour
II is understood that NJ NJ Moan has been
re- nominated 70 the sen4te for the Office Of
Surveyor OF lie Port Of New York, which
be has held by the appointment of the
PIesident for the year past. which nouinatisn
the Senate refused, FEW days ago, (by %
votes - $50 10 conGrms--,AeI. hs
1t Is Understood that tho President of the
United States on Monday transmitted 10 tho
Senate aMessase nominating j cnS RANDoLrH
OF Virginia, to be Minister to Russia, and
HEMAS ALLEN of Vermont (late Minister to
Chin to be Charge d'Atisires to BraziI.--
These nominations have mol been acted upon.
lfbtd
GIDEON ToMLINsoN has beeA elected a
Senator eft United Stsies for the State OF
Come cTIcur. for SIX years from the Sd of
March next, tc succeed Mr. WmLAY.
MIR. WILEY was not IN nomination for re-
election, tho settled prae tee Of Coma eaiieut
seeming obe, not tSre elsetits Senators who
servc their term Of six years out hr Tow
LIssoS is the present Governor of the State.
and IS sdran:sgeously kaown as having been
for several years Represents tive 10 Con
giess Tic viii centinoe TO act as Governor.
we presume. uuhl tue mes6a. Of tho next
Congress, --lNat lat,
Tie fu'ao's e6sefsgthe Tariff, or duty on For
eiga Goods
Gunpewder, which used to sell al SO and
GA. now sells for rs cents
Shot. which used to sell for 10 and Iaa !,
new sells for OF.
Cotton Goods, formerly as and s7a, now
selling vi 6 aud 8.
Cassimeres, which formerly sold fors3 and
4, may now he bought az so.
Hats, which used to cost 3 and 10 dollars,
now selling OF aud O.
Negro Cloth. formerly dollar per yard.
may now be bought equally good at 90 cents
Hoes. formerly per dozen, - aad Ia dolls.
now selling at 4, 8, and dollars
1t 10 stated IN some of the New York Pa
pers, that a million and half OF dollars
worth of hats are veaded yearly in that ne
tropolis-that single establishments sail IoO,-
coo dollars worth Of bats per annun, that
few yeats ago men Of fashion wore aimost
universally foreign hats--and now very few
hats are inported-and that in 1922 The i'm
psrtation amonated only TO I4,0o0 dollars'
worth, including all the various kinds of faacy
fur hats.
Caslsg Steamboat We learn from the
Weedsport Phnnix, that canal boa pro.
PEELED by steam passed that village on TIC 9th
inst. The BOAT was built at Rochester Her
prcpeing wheels are at tho stsrn, and sho
moves with about thu same speed as other
boats Oh the canal. Ii 10 thought that the
long ssught for desideratum Of nav igating
oar canals with steam, has at last successfully
been found.
y1#r ssssz's SssasE Eysss
lffonI the National htelsgenecr, Il Tuesday !
1t as with gilef OF heart, that we announce
TO our readers, las by The annexed letter. the
decrease oil WILLIAM III FrTZHTGH