Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-20

fact IS TO ,ssH kno,s1 evsn for TIE e,sds.sy ~
! tAs Telegraph 10 deJss Il. tasf Noah has Been.
,aiia tsa: rejection, tts. pdrtisag If Mr.. Vlls
b,sren .Ne,r arrn1gea eats are, ho,ccvsr, IN
proEres.-(Nat jour
( sE-AmOng the most prominent Of Gen.
Jackson's supporters, and the most iDtolerant
towards others. admitting noae who oppose
him to be republicans. and ergro,sinS to
themselves from that mciit, the distinction OF
constituting the Republican Party, per ereel,
lsnce, and monopoly ofhOnors, and Offices
were Mr.. Thomas Richie, editorof the Rich
mond Enquirer, and Mr.. Isaac Hill, of the
New Hampshire Patriot
Among other compliments paid the General
in 1924 by HUI, was the following:
General Jackson is no more ft for Presi
/ dent than h-n is for powder houSe-.Nsts
iIG'npshira PGtriot Of 1924.
Contemporaneously, on the 24th October,
1924, Mr.. Ritcbie in his Enquirer, thus
gravely declared las sentiments of tic same
individual:
awe cannot consent TO lend hand towards
the eltctio OF such q a,an as Cen Jack
son, III Is too little of statss nnan--too rash
loo violent IN his tcmper-hiS measures
too mech inclined TO asJurar1j mark the
wcrdD government, TO obtain the Li.:sllc Zen
ga sing hamility) support the editors Of this
paper. teeeo1std d,preeata hi, election. as =
curse upon our country"
We have published this extract before, but
every days developments adds to its power
ofamasing. The same Editor the other day,
hinted that between MIR. McDufiies Bank
Report, and Tariff doctrines, there was an
apparent inconsistency"
tits really hard that poor Hill, after surren-
derins antipathies against the Hero, apparent
~ SO insuFmountable, and al (or the good and
unity of the Republican Party. should at
least be deprived Of his reward.
Richmond Why.
II IS a long time since we have referred TO
the opinions of the Telegraph, because, al
though styled the "otficial Government Jour
nal" it clearly has not the confdsnc. of those
whom it endeaeers to support. We now cite
from its veritabIe columns, an amusing .pe
cinen of contradiction in language and senti
ments, showing that tho coO,pilators of it.
editorial articles do not them.elve know sx-
actly how TO chime in with each other
In the Telegraph of Wednesday, we have
the following:
II is in this point of view,--it i. a. attack
ing Mr.. Jeilerson,s memory--that we are TO
h Is L Il
niversary celebration Of his birth day, which
took place in his city on the 18th Instant
Since that day systematic warfare has been
carried on, by certain political party, on
the event Itself, and all the persons and Incl
dent. connected with it-Fr0m North South,
East and West, concentric fire il poured ia.
For the ''ie!ts'' wriieFs .trom Washi,sstoa,''
this celebration has been u fruitful theme for
misrepr presentation, and the old federal prints
and their young progeny have greedily re
ceived and propagated them.
In an article Immediately succeeding the
one from which the above extract is taken,
we have the following, upon quite different
tack-the Telegraph still speaking of the ce
ebration
Many prints of ncighboring cities. have
assumed, not merely a mysterious silence,
but have scarcely meationed the festival f.
ven the idle, habbling, frivolous letter writ
ers, have been dumb, or have held back their
bright iucubrations or have had them pressed.
Now, why this mighty effort 10 rival the
"mysterits of Udolpho?n Why all this trick
cry; mummery and charlatsnsm?
We would advise Duff to supervise the cd
itorial articles which his kiad friends furnish
him with, or at least, to adopt some plan for
not telling two different tales, in one, and
the same paper, about the same thing Our
readers win readily see the contradictions.
into which these paragraph grinders have
run.-.4ter Gazette
Ertract Of a letter from Ohio--rscessd in
Richmond:
al assert without the fear of being contra
dicted by airy Intelligent person, thai MIR.
| Clay possesses the confluence and alec ton
Of Ohio. Indiana and Iiipcis, to an extent
| that no man ever possessed it, Mortal means
cannot deprive h'.n OF their votes. You
would be amused at the cksngss-at the elf
ierent style in which booking for1gard people
speak 0f him now ana in 1928"
tMebils Com. Adv, April al
Report on az ,saif1rRs Currency.--We pub
lish to day the promised report Of the Com
mitsos on Finance from the Senate of the u