Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

Engsand Mr.. Haynes speech q, II 4 seat
part made Of quotations from Mathew Ca,
4 y potsd :. Osscc Bruseh," a. Il was called:
ou. which, from It's character and purpose.
nae more appropriately been entitled .Txs
Sssassng .Nsffia"-IBosros PAELkp1uM.
/ Awriter in the New York Commercial Adj
sert'ser . quite angry and psrsesel with us,
o1 account OF the opinions which we express
60 concerning the FIRST volume OF Moore.
Ans OF byron and the charaster Of its sub
ne introduces something about our
Jackson contemporaries, the lawiess conduct
and sanguinary spirit Of nsmelcxs nss,l. -
is'hiui adherence to political party and a
Their topics as relevant as would be the ann,I.
OF the town where ALEXANDER the mo ,yas
born" SO important to the testy Captain Fla
ellen. lie seems, moreover, to think that we
meant to dissuadc the world from buying or
seaoing The biography. This was far from
our intention. We mentioned that the diary
ana correspondence of the Poet possesses ..,r
icsistbie interest," nothing in the boob struck
US as impure IN itself,--as unfit for perusal.
on the contrary, as 1t Ssn,io.cs OFT the true
nature and life Of Byron, we could wish IN
see At widely difused. This adunbrat;on /.
all that could be expected from a personal
Trend, boon companion, and fellow poet
nke Moore;-who was, himself, chartered
ilbertine, writer Of "lascivious Iyrics.p a
eorrupt.r Of youthful imagination, though he
De now, happily, reformed in his vein as an
au'hor ana nus habits as man. We nearly
worship genius; we devour inspired verse; but
We honor no muse, nor muses. fayorite, with
whose illusions there is mixed subtle poi
son or gross imagery tending to corrupt and
yuigarsze morals and manners from genera
ton to generation. In proportion to the hom-
age which we pay, and the value which we
ascrlbe, to talents and learning, are we sor-
royiul and indignant at their perversion asd
debaselnent
Whatever allowance may be properly or
necessarily made, in private life. for human
iraines or excuses, the public theory of NOR
ais and merit ought to be strict and inexornble.
10 pc plain, we do not believe in the doc
trnes that certain vices may be deeply rooted
or long indulged. and real virtues continue
to flourish with thLm in the same individual.
Absolute gangrene in any part of tho soul
must, rs In any part Of the body, gradually
produce general modification. HabituaI
cbnety, debauchery. gambling, avarice,-
any one OF tho licentious habits and inordin-
ate appetiteS or malignant propensities. If
NOT duly checked, or utterly supprs. scd, win
destroy, ere very long, the whole moral es-
sence lie that ssrrenders himself TO either.
Is IN danger, if not sure, of becoming tho
roughly and finally depraved.--ySat. Gas.
THE DEB.aTELv THE " 8 SENATE
.7scoFdrag to dA accounts this has bssn ono of
tbs most remarkable debates ol.;ch eper fook uIncs
IN this country. II - knoion that the s,sbiect
i the policy Of the u s. IN relation, 10 he nub-
Tic ia1ds. W. tcsre Informed MANI o,orf6s aco
by gentleman then Just from the West. ti1f
the Jacksonisn plan Of political sosnpairn
embraced these three great points
l. The elssng up all The public iands IN The
States .. srhich they lie. 7ais cos to secure 70
the n,e', no'c W posc~, the West a masni-
fcest bride,
I 2 The erpulsiom Of the hadians and the dis
fribslfion of their Territories amo,q the ,fes :,
,srhich they lie. THIS scas to ,ropisiats Gcor.
gia and the srtrenH South
So. The abolition Of the ,chols protecting
ts!f, or Of 80 much a. pGs practiea5is. THis
tcas to satssfy South Carolina.
These three sseos,res, tcerc to bind the differ
ent sections to which they relate m an. is.dssols
bic bond Of friendship and alliance
1T the time zoe rscsirsd this Information ,clich
,cas as soon a. the Cabinet ,ras formed os.d had
time to look about itself, TOE believed il on ac
count q the high character and iatelligenee of
the ge,'tienmn from srhon, It came We did,aof
doubt that the present administration scossld ,ve
these n'enns, y they could, to prepctuats A.sir
pot00, since they had used similar, though linn
tied ones, to Obtain it.. This predi.postion and
arrangement tciA account fiiiiy for this debate
,chich has sh0ksn the Senate, aud a,aazd the re,u
faculties Ct eyes and ears. Mass. Journal.