Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-14

eminent NAV, or NAV nol, nave an eject Dc-
neRcisI 70 the interest of the United States
Tn. view Of the subject which as taken IN the
annexed article from the New York Amer
can, viii place our readers IN possession OF The
| facts Of the case. We receive from Great
F.rtaia by this arrangement, a. a boon beg
| ged for, what the late administration insisted
0yoR as a right, and had a rig e ~ Izsist
upon
The news such as Il is, however, having
arrived oD,,oTtuneiy 10 make a hasdIe OF for
, effect in the election in Maryland, Peaass-
yania and New Jersey, no pains have been
! spared TO distribute by expresses, the most
ridiculous and inflated account eft Treaty.,
| which is no Treaty, snd Of this Trade Re
gaiasi, which has never been lost.
Nothing could more strongly Illustrate the
| character Of the official papers of the pres
ent AdHinistration-ana from which, uaior-
t~unatcly the character of the administrator
itself must be Inferred, than the manner in
which the news OF Ar. McLEAE's arrange
ment has been anuouncedln the Government
papers at the Seat Of Government and else
where. The following is the leading of the
Official Government Papers Extra, issued
on Sunday IN this City:
THE WEST INDiATRADE RESTORD.
THE NEWS CoSFIRMEDt!
Honour to tae President Of the Peoples choice !
The following extracts win show that the
West India Trade, a source of so much pro
/ Gt TO the farmers, mechanics and merchants
| OF this country, and which was lost by the
"biuuderiag diplogaacy'' Of the Coalition Ad
lninistrafion, has been restored by the up
right, able and honest Administration Of An
DREW JACKsov, who casks for nothing that
is not clearly right-submits TO nothing that
is wrong"
We trust that MIR. SECRETARY VAN b.
Rem will have good sense cbsugh TO prevent
this vain glorious and deceptive annuncia-
tioa from goin. abroad under the sanction of
the seal Of his office. 1t cannot fail 10 pro
dncc, among every enlightened people, where
ever read abroad, a degrading estimate not
enly OF the intellect, but OF the digaiiy and
sell respect OF the Government Of the United
States.
The jackson Central Committee" fer
whose especial salvation this incident scerns
10 have been arranged by Providence, tire
Ma McLASE's agency, isssei a Circular
on Saturday, headed with the following
GLORIOUS NEYVS!t
O6iciai a3ormatiqa reccioed Of the opening Of
Ike Vest Ludia Ports !
BiLTIMoRs, I'd Oct. 1856 a'clsck. p. Nj.
The Jackson Centra4 COMMITTEE have tive
highest qualification efiai0rmi3g tacir friends
throughout the state, that by this evenings
Mail, lntoGmatian has been received Of the o.
pening eli dle Colonial Fcfis 10 tie Trade Of
the United States.
This desirable event, &c. SC.
We think it probable that the News Will
have had considerable elect spsn the Mary
land election.
At New York too, the Courier s. Enquirer,
a paper possessing more OF the actual csnh-
dence OF the Administration. probably. than
any other, uses the following extravaganza
language
Opening Of The pVrst Tadta Ports Com
fastctat Prospects, Commercial Legisi4tion-
HE opening Of the British West India Ports
to American Commerce, 81 which there is
now no doubt, is enc Of the most important
acquisitions TO t,c Commerce of the United
Siates, which has taken place these last 20
years. The negociatioa by which this raint
has been achieved, is additional evidence Of
thc good sense. wisdom, and patriotism Of
Inc Administration OF Andrew jackson"
What putting is here Leudo, ia,dar;,
iaudatu~., ieaiaro These tweatv wears -
The Treaty OF Peace with Great Britain was
nothing to II; nor 1.-The Treaty by which Fiari
da was annexed TO the United States /, What
trIEling is this with the understanding of the
Public !!
From The Nt'r York .4msriean.
By the Napoleon, dispatches are received
relative to an arrangement oi the long m0et-
ed question oithc BRITISH West India trade,
which there is no doubt is TO be re opened to
Us upon sutrance, aud substantial !yiupon The
terms mentioned in the subjoinei extract of
a letter hom Liverpool -
Ectiact Of a letter 10 the Editor Of the n: T.
.Aaeric@s, dated, Live,pooJ, 2Gta .3ug. 1880.
"Mr DEAR SIs:-lt may be worth the psst-
age OF Z letter 10 you, TO know that the West
India question is saUticd Ibe President is
TO issue his proclamation in conformity with
The last actct Congress sn the subject; andon
ats ARRIVAL IN this country, the Order in Coun-
cli OF the 18th July, 1877, issued, you rccol-
iect in Gailatin's teeth, viii be abolished, aud
the act OF Parliament OF 5h July, 1926,
which opens the West India trade 10 other
countries, wiil be extended to the United
States, and all discriminating duties will be
abolished"
There is NO treaty csme. or probably 60
come; but as We understand il, a emmun
cation from the British 1;ovcrnnnent iinpori-
ing that If, on the receipt Of the despatch
here, the President Of the United States shall
issue has proclamation, giving effect 10 the act
OF the last Congress, the direct trade between
the British West Indies shall be renewed. IN
on the terms stated in the act, which, fo,itbc
better information Of our raodore ,a .,k.