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


re -nomiattsns than all his predecessors from
the organization Of the Government.
Frsderieksbs~g .4rsna.
The President has refused has signature
to the Bill authorizing q subscription TO the
stock o: the Washington and Maysy'He tkyJ
| Turnpike Read Company. This intelligence
~ill be received with different feelings IN dH
ferent sections Of the country. The rs4disg
of his message, in the House OF Rep-
! resentativos, produced very considerable
excitement, add we think 1t probable the Of
feet OF the news in Kentucky viii be unIayora-
bic TO tia present administration. On FIRST
| hearing of the veto. our sositude was much
excited in behalf Of our friend Of abe En-
quirer, as ne feared the news might be
Communicated to him abruptly, and produce
"A fatal eiiect-Joy being as dangerous as
Grief 10 nervous eontttations-But we were
sgreeably relieved, on learning from the
National Intelligcncer, that the President in
his message admits Me power Of the gen
eral Government over the subject OF Inter
nal Improvement; insists on discrimination
between The objects TO be selected fer lis
exereise-denies The nationality of the par
tlcular object embraced IN this bill and dis
Putes the expediessy of entering upon an
extensive system OF Internal Improvement, liz
the present state Of the f0epce OF the coun-
try.
For ourselves, placing the QUESTION upon
the ground Of expedency, We are inclined 20
approve the decision of tha President. We
dc not from ali we can learn Of It's locality,
think the Haysviile Road sufficiently natto,lal
in its character to Justify the stockholders in
asking the aid Of Congress; we canaot see
wherein it differs very materially from the
improvements now making on the upper
RapPahannock, and yet it has never entered
into the maids Of the Directors Of that Com
pany TO apply for a subscription on tbs puIt
of the General Government Fredelicksbsrs
.stre2tg.
"NOBE PORTER, TINS
Gen. Jackson has nominated for the high
and responsible offics of Minister 30 Russia
5ORN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke The
National Journal iH announcing this nomiH
alton, which certainly caps the climax Of
re2kiessness, says: 1--WE are net surprised
Wa are surprised at nothing" John Raa-
dolFh, Minister to RUSSIA lunatc-the
greatest eristocrat 10 the Republic-vhe de
ciarsd Il universal suffrage was extended to
Virginia, la would leave the State--wi,ose
Intempersnce, aad disgvacefui conduct III the
istted Statas' Senate, woupdvd the pride Of
til: Aacient Dominion, and produced the C.
lection Of Mr.. I'yltr ia his stead ~ who be
cause vas not bon0rad, rs he hes ftste been tg
,}'ack 'osI with "a foreign mission by hr JET
ieison, tDots ti.an twenty wears ago, turned
egaiHst hlm-taat violently opposed Mr.. Mad
SON administration and the laie vnr-.that
vi!iiied Nr. Monroe and Mr.. Aans1.-sYho
teas spent mare ti,ae in useless bitter aud
terminating debate than any nlaa living
that has never had one particle of influence
III 'sfp party. OF n a,g adA6nist!stiou--a he
ins' that 1nauboed dioowns and wemanLond
despises, nominated bg "tie Greatest aud
Hest" 10 rapTsssat tbs United States at tks
Court y ~. Pese'sbag'! W.l the Senate
confirm such an appointment They have
contirned Is--fimrisb,.rs f,t.
3he .Nar.hsrn Boundary The Edit OTIS OF
the Baltimore american have been favored
with The pesusai Of iettes ftSn highly res
psctable Eousc at Austsrdern, under date OF
9Th April, 10 smother iii that city, which cons
munisoses the following intelligence respect
ing the rsierrad question Of the Boundary
Line betwssa xls Uaitsd States aud the asrsl
ere British {roTiaces:--
Tbs papers and statements respecting the
boundary line were delivered on the lst infant
to .he King as arbitrator The BYitith have
d large suite attending thls arbitration; psarly
all those who have been employed and main
tanned al great expense foc several wears past
have arrived at the lIague. SIR Howard
Douglass, governor Gf New brunswick has
also cone cut, 10 answer questions if reqair-
ed. ffr. Pfehle, whose abilities are highly
spoken OF, viii have his hands foil 10 cope
with the talsnt opposed to lim On the part Of
the British. DR.. Tart, whom you 10 doubt
recol'ect, and who has beea lsr many wears
the shiet person IN this controversy, has also
arrived AT the llagus. ] am afraid the King
will Sad II difficult task TO make decision:
IL he could treat The subject IN the manner
that Solomon did ia The ease of the two moth
ers who claimed the same child, it would be
well; bst whoa the question "to have or not
to have" becomes tbs barrier between two
parties, sympathy and humanity are generally
forgotten or otherwise the choice might be
left to the people that habit the territory in
dispute. The King has the power, under
stand, TO send out parsons of his own selection
10 investigate the premises; this | hope hs
will do, as otherwise | much lsar that the va
rlety OF British and foreign tacn. arrayed a
guMst US viii render the result rather doubt
full The King Is, however, a worthy man,
and II he give decision, it will be rendered
with perfect impartial feeling and rest on
good grounds.
The Salem .Hr~dsr Newbury;ort
Herald suggests that the dark disclosures Of
Knapp do not unyeh all the my stories aon,
nectcd, or supposed TO be connected with