Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-29
From IKE Portland (.Msaas) Regmtsr.
THE DEMONSTRATION IN 4 BLAIR

OF GLORY -!
''We ,-0tsld dcpftcG!e kIs electors e. q s,.rss
spose he country" were the emphat;c words
OF tho Rcamesd Enquirer when Gen. Jack
son was nominated as g candidate for the
Presidency. The prophetic fear OF the En-
qarer, new the Organ OF Virginia Jackson
isll, and the unwaverlng audindiscriminatns
supporter of right and wrong is realised The
election OF Jackson we may say ROW with Sc
doubled cnergy,is to he deprecated ss a
curse unon the country. We say now, tho
enoFmity Of the administration 10 developed,
and irht has bean thrown by the debates in
Congress on the appsiling prescription which
has dssolated the morals oil ths country and
made powerful party into hest Of office
seekers, and prnaioners oi Executive bounty,
what the Enquirer said ia tho rising Of tho
Storm. 1--WE do depfeeate bis election as
curse upon the country"
And why so? because his aets have contra
eicted his promises, and because hs is pur-
suing q course more detrimental to our roiiti-
eal independence than The stamp act was, or
any other edist Of the British king previous
10 tbs ouHlrsaking of lie revolutionary war
What did be promise to do?
He ,sas to !esssn tas sapnases Of Go.era-
ssent.
Hsw has hs done it2 by recall
ing Mr. Middleton and scaGiag off
Fir, Randolph. at the expense Of $4,000
By recslng MIR Everett and
sending Oft hlr. Van Meas, at ths
expense Of $4,000
BY calling the brave Gener-
al Harrison, the hero OF lippcca-
noe aud sendinS CT hsr. Moore,
kaoWa by the name Of Free
Tom Moore $4,000
BY recalling Mr.. Barbour.
known ia Europe as statesman
OF the first rank, and honoured by
their universities as = flst rate
scholar, sad sending cut bir. Nc.
Lane WHO y7aa an inteliigentI'ed-
erahss, and who rebuked Daniel
Webster On the floor Of Congress
for nat advocating the Hartford
Convention $4,000
By recalling Ar. Brown and
sending out Mr.. Rives. $4,000
BY recalling Mr. Hughes and
sending out Mf. Preblc; 1900
The customary allowance to
rscatied ministers 81 800 zach.
The cost of sending them ous
and furnishing sleeps OF war. and
74's cannot easily be computed; it
amounts at the least calculation
to 100000
(Dpdsr MIR. Adams they Neat
out an packets aud paid their own
e&psnses.)
The sddiionaleEpensc laid out
en- tia East Room. $4,000
The Posi- OhiGe has eome upoa
the parsh-and tho Post Mas
tor General asks for $4,000
The expenses of the Civil list
are Increased to a great degrees.
! The las; session OF Congress was
the longest SINCE the Organization
si the government.
According TO Mr.. Wickliaes
own calculation, the difference Of
expenditure between 1875 and
1893 was S4 500 Sc.
BY his removal of the Indians
he has moTtgaged the Treasury
aud laid 1t under a contribution
OF at least 10000 900
The nomination Of the sedueer
Lee, rejected unanimously, as
Consul General to the Barbaty
Powers including present TO tina
Dey OF Algiers, according TO IL
sage, $40 ,oo0-saiary 4,oCo, ex-
| elusive OF the outfit, cost in all 10000
q He toss to appoint TO QGtee no
member q Congsess
All the important stations have been filed
with members Of Congress. Chandler, Me
Lane, Branch, Moore, lnghsm, Riyes. etc.
| etc
| He teas to preserve the Press from cosfup-
fioa mad IN ogldsl ifs ,,,y.;f,,