Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
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MARTlNsBURG, IuSs 10, 1850.


message and containing bis veto 10 the Lex
ington aud Maysyille turnpike BIZ, together
with sundry statements and reassninss hrs'
nm one side, and thea on tother. 1t is like
the department and language Of coquetie
1t is impossible to guess what she means, or
whether she's on or off, ill she is compelled
to say res or no. 1t is about as unlikely to be
the production of plain, blunt, iSRorant, il
htcrate old soldier as any thing we ever met
with in our lives. We should, Judging from
the ear-marks, aseribs it TO the pen of the
Duke Of Otranto, unless indeed the "Heaven-
born" has been Withdrawn for time from his
sublime functions in the Treasury 10 ohstetri-
cafe the labourng cabinet Hes 3 capital
hand at making distinctions where there Is no
difference lie can deity show how the coin
q ing, Jtte,ing and vending of good round
H. iilien Of lies on the husband, is no ingratl-
IA, for tho kindness and attention. Of the
. WIG to SICK ana frlendiess stranger. We
can fancy chat we hear the old Hero exelaim
With Corporal Trim, whist the concoctors Of
q the Message are reading TO him its fine
j wire. drawn subGeties "Psbawl good home
thrust with the bayonet is worth it ALL"
Tnfa.,a.ie,,. Edgefcld Carolian, re-
ceiyed by the last mad. contains letter
4 "from Washington" under dato of May !,
#expatiating on the oppresslyene-'s of the Ia
e# .. - &c Con tn the
,s,r;,.q RS ofthe South, and winding up with
the following;
81 copfidenti, believe, if the present year
.aas ava, without some decisive ast Oh the
nar; of the Southern States, that me letters
Ii tyranny win be unaltoac bly fixed upon them
NOV is prcpiious ii ne lor aeung ana
nm sure if the sober aud iEdusir0u5 planters
nj South Carolina had v.itaessed ono hallw
| have. since have been here, they Wouiu
indignantly, and with one accord, rae IN arms
against iheIE oppressors"
This is bad enough, but what we call ''ln-
f.t,,fo, - Is the tie OF mini in which tue
following postscript to the letter could nave
becn conceived:
"P. S.-Thc Executive of the State ought
70 refuse to issue writ: of election ior Mem
bers of Congress in October next"
j The Baltimore Patriot atstes that Isaac
Vii! has at length taken his departure for n.
@Hampshire. Isaac ought 10 derive soole con
Isolation from the circumstance, that although
Inc has missed his reward, his two brothers,
land his brother-in-iaw, 5lr. Aver, got sheirs.
AFTER all, three in family feeding out OF The
bubble crib, is better luck than has fallen to
ANY other family, with the exception OF the
10 Neales and roadhcads.--WMg
Il John Quincy Adams and lady, left Wash
8ngton on Friday for their residence in Massa-
Ahusetts: Mrs A. in indifferent health. We
Mbelieve the fine has already arrived, when
Nthis eminent citizen is restored to the res
#pect and esteem Of all whose respect and os-
teen are worth possessing. The yindictivo
xanoor of his successor, eontrasted with his
Y own unboundcd tolerance, which bestowed
office without inquiry il the appointed was
friend or foe, and which retained in their sit
&nations hundreds Of public officers, whose
private and official influence was directed TO
bis injury must opea the eyes OF tho candid
b the characters of the tWo-l6id.
s There is, both at Washington and in this
city, a rumor that Amos Kendall either IN
bis Report, which the House of Representa-
8ives have directed to be printed, or other
use, has asserted or inslnuaied, that Mr.
Taze.el! was implicated in Kings dedication.
MANY of the rumors IN which the time a.
bounds, are unworthy of notice on every ac-
aount, but when they strike so high as this
sssstoes, they deserve and require notice. Mr..
sRTazewen, the personal friend of Mr. King,
and persuaded OF his integrity and limo
eence, is understood to have taken firm and
q generous stand in his behalf against the at
tempt on tina part of power TO bear HIM
down wron9fully lie haas done mare--he
has resisted the will of the Executive, ana
proclaimed his want Of confidence in Amos
#kcndan. l. he to suffer for his fidelity TO
Friendship, and for his independence? Is he
too little obsequious to Van Buren's tactics,
md ressts being moulded at the will OF that
Grand VizierP Has he offended, and 10 Ken
dali the aveRger?
We are conscious that so base rumor Is
81 dignified by the most contemptuous NOTICE;
& but incredibly absurd, and dabollcally ma
hgaant as il is, it is not fit that it be permits
ted to circulate secretly and stealtaly. 1t Is
due TO Mr. Tazewell and his constituents.
that il be held up to receive the universal
i tcprobation it deseryes.--Ibfd.
The Augusta Georgia Courier, noticing
81 the r,3n,or that Col DRAYroF Of Charles
s. I'm. 5. C. is about 70 resign his seat ia Con