Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-19
MR. KINGS ACCOUNTS.

We con niue to day the re. pubIicstion fou
the M rick rapers, o: Mr. kin,'s reply to MIR
Auditor keulaIls reloInder.
FIom the general curiosity excited by this
extraordinary Martare, We reed scs'ceiy In
,ite a petusal OF Mr.. k,hg's second snfser-
Al snswer 50 iesol To every capacity tia, an,
attempt TO simplify II von Ii BE- snlerfluous, rs
any assurance OF its conclusive cIIaracter.
would but insult The understanding OF him who
reads i, q
itwlii be observed that Mr. X. has not finish
co bis answer. ~oI that which is 10 come We
have heard some n.ina,ions, which authorize
US to express the bcile', hat en- eFes cs viii
made TO give evidence Of his innocence, and
the malice Tor isnorancr) OF the Secretary,
and S!andt rcr General oi the hdminstrstjon.
Amos Kendall.
Every citizen must fee ashamed Of the sorry
figure cut by 'he Secretary Cf Tie Navy in tn IS
controversies catspsW OF Amos Kendsh. who
has at last, showed Lam aside Altogether!
ef Kendall and the character vi his reports.
so unworthy the Goyernm. mt and tie county.
it is needle SIS 10 say word HIS inismy is 40
generally conceded bat il were gratuiious to
insist upon It. 1t he Will condescsnd TO give
reason why Mr.. King has nv: been sued, he
may find some body 10 believe in the story of
his dct@!cstlon. This single and staple circum.
stance, is absolutely fatal TO the assumption Of
Mr.. King guilt. It really deIauiieI, Court
OF Justice was The place to make the CT RIA
| niest, as well as the resort tor procuring
RESTITUTION to the Government =
TO subssrFs the purposes o! u.al;ce AID re.
Venge, those amlablc passions 81 ccnspicu.
Gus IN the adm abstraction Of the Grcale.t and
Best, the no,orieiy aud certainty oi y judicial
sentence was preferable TO newspaper SANDER
Whe;her for profit, Or 10 crafty their i'll will
towards Mr.. KING. a Court of just &C was CD.
viuusly the more crpctiient recourse; in sddi.
uoa TO which, it vas earnestly demanded by
| the accused. Why have not UlaAch ard Ken.
dali, or rather Kendall snd Branch, sued Mr..
! King, IN order 10 recover that sum of S,COe
and odd dollars, OF which they say he GefrAud.
al the government Let Mr. Auditor answer
! ia his next official bulletin Of slan6er.-I here
were good reasons for not pursuing the Course
had 1t been taken, Mr. Kendall could net have
! had 'he favoFable opportunity Of DISPLAYING his
v'slieaec TO the public! PROCESSING his tend
ef regard Tor the people and their interests
OF playing Oft his demsgogae arts. to stak a
( portion OF his Justly incurred ini.my, and by
J me appearance OF detecting abuses AID max inf,
'ej"r'Hs, TO sustain sinking and detested adj
nln'strauon. These were political lessons Of
Preference for making the newspapers the seat
Oh var. AND for slsRdsrous Official Docu.
Heh'SS," TO which the ignorant weuld attach
weight, independent of evidence and truth.
other reasons are TO be found ia MIR. kIng's IN.
s~er. aud IN his exposure and refuta'ion ofthe
Ny Autaofi,*" attack upon him. Yes-.he
Secretary and his 4th Auditor had good ressons
ioF declining Court Of Justice, aud making il
war OF si'eaGer, in which their Official posilon
gave them every advantageous.
Georgia We have perussd with great plea
SURE an editorial article in tho hlllledgey!lle
Recorders paper edited by PsoniBen,
candidate fer the next Congress. and gen,
tlemea of great intelligence and extensive
INFLUENCE in Georgia. Ittases decided ground
against the Nulliiyers, (who are, indeed iden
teal with the tory party of ls07-l5,) ant
declares thnE Georgia aud the upper part o.
South Caroilsa will sustain the Union, under
any and all eircumstanc, $. 1t likewise assert
that Chsyes. Hamilton, llayne, ct id genus