Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

American wa: made by the jackson party to
collect crowd of persons upon uie quay.
the guns fired, tla music sounded, and the
military were eadeavoring to coliect recruits.
We understand that sne company dad collect,
to the number Of IL or Is, but the captain
being ashamed OF the bad turn outoi his men,
concluded to dismiss them at once. Inc
beats with their precious freight tGen. ) eto
and the Committee) continued down the III
yer past the city for about an hour, eyluent-
" for the purpose of allowing time ior me
people 10 collect. But the great mass oil the
citizens would not leave their avocations TO
see man they die not like. At length the
excitement created by the noise, succeeded
in assembling 7 or s hundred persons of all
political parties. The number certainly could
rot have exceeded 1000; and they were most
~ boys." "The President stood with his hat
off and repeatedly waved it 10 Che crowd. At
this iunctuge one Of the office holders, by the
side of the President, pulled of his hat and
vocifeTated ''ftree cheers" and a good portion
of those on the boat responded to the sum
mons. But To- how their faces heightened,
when they found that not more than one IN D
or 30 OF those on shore answered the shouts
On the succeeding day every egcrtion was
made to bring out the military TO be review
ed by the President-The party succeeded
IN mastering just 90 aeR., including soldiers,
officers and musicians.-rhe whole was
vretched failure" Yet Ger Lyle a reward
cd parasitic in . speech to his patron Presi-
f!cpt assures him, that his reto had rather
increased than diminished the strength 81 his
partyN"
The Mnvor Of Louisville waited on the
President to tender the "homage as,d respect"
Of the citizens, but in what terms the com
ut
| The President dined al Langhorle's tavers
with select parts of friends, and took bis
departure on horseback accompanied by
single individual, without inspecting the i0cn3
canal, or calling forth any further deRlonstra~
ton Of the Homage os.d respect" CT the eta
zens of Louisville
A friend at hIaysyiile writes as follows
The President passed our towa yesterday
the 28th ut on board steamboat Atelanta
with the Gondola steamboat it tow. 3'he
boats fired their cannon as they approached
| the tewn, but no salute WAS returned. She
/ President was surrounded by Gen. Lyle and
party of his friends from Cincinnati, who
had gone 60 or 50 miles above 70 meet hifa:
he seepcdat cur citizens, a few of whom stood
! on the bank, and as the boat torned to pro,
seed down the-siver, he waved his hat tNe
| or three times, bat not solitary hat on shore
WAS tOutitas bOH ICtt-ftCd INot-
withstanding the ''p,rely local" character of
j this village, the President must have felt NOR
t$ded at 50 cold a reception. He once had
friends there -wagm- hearted sincere friends,
svi.o now by their manner seemed to say, We
know YOU not--you have deceived, betrayed
ana injured us-we bcstow honors and atten-
tons upon those only who have been honest,
| faithful and consistent, who have honoied
their stations. and garded the interests of
| their country, disdaiasng all party dictation
! and low groveling malice Yea are net one
Of that sort. We delightto greet the faithful
public servant in a manner becoming free
men, b;.t our ''ho9dge" we reserve for the
| God OF Heaven. We bead not the supple
! knc TO one who clothed,-with a little brief
authority, has forgotten his pledges and his
votes, and traInpled uponsthc constitution ane
| The laws We elected you as the friend 81
Internal improvement, bat you have COME
out VITA a new doctrine, and to arrest an APP
| propriation for our benefit you have address
cd the repree entatiEos OF the people in the Ian
! guage of 9 eespot-vWe like not your / FOR
BlDl--thereiore SO your way. Ser Eeto, il
peace.-Kent'tcky Repo-ter.