Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-17

nothing more nor less than getting those 90,
OF once VINO are IN, and those into oiliee whs
arc OFT. Vow you must know thore arc two
sor's oil people M the country, whose ideas
pa the suoJcet are very diatrent--.the hls and
Inc Osds. IL IS the oats only who make use
vi ,he nord rotation, the ms never ass it,
Imsp Nor veil, upon my word. that's
droii en0ueh 100. ii they're all patriots, as
they tsiN aOoui, why shouldn't both sides use
the word!
BooAas. Solely because only one has any
occasion Tor II. line ms have no use fora aord
which would be rather troublesome ia lis an
plIc stion hence IL has 10 place in their yo
cabuary. The outs use It merely because
hey want 10 get IN; the ius have an shhor-
renee toi 1t becaas. they do not want TO get
out.
Robin. But how is /. that the ms. who
were once outs, manage TO 10 get the word so
easuy rs soon as they got IMP
Lookitss Why Il Is doue, as they tell me.
ny rubbing a lew pieces al money over ms
aims oi the hands, which has such an effect
OH the head, that the poor word rotation il
instantly forgotten.
Fhilp How much money must be rubbed
Oh, TO BRING about this marvellous iorgctiui
uess9
bootu.s. II depends liste on circur-
stances. Some require more and some lsss.
from one 10 two inousaad dollaIs will an
swer the purpose in ordinary minds, or ia
tnose Oh very moderate wishes. But men Of
greater capacity --ior money land such as
nars very important oibes in view, require
The rubbing Of muck larger sums, to eilsco
entirely all IDEAS whatsoever OF rotation.
hoLm By hockey, nov this is mighty
queeH Why, | as much thought as ever /
Inf al ~ al H.
and all them " lro talk about rowIauun in OF
fec, do nj care aboai nothing al all nut inc
sood Oh the eoentry, aad tnaueht no more of
money than TO ei the dust Ia me streets.
Boohtns. "Ai Is aot gold that glistens,"
says the proveTb, anu zoe must know, Rob
"a, that there As some adherence betwesa 4
iiiab WHO loves Insecurity aud ore who only
saIks about II.
AoDn begin TO think you are right, MIR.
DoekuAs; and taat great many OF these pat
terIts Aiist u bit better thsn they should be.
Have money rubbed on ,selr hands! Poss!
TIE Pyssi9e,i and Internal Improvement
Tho good People Of an adJactnt Congress.
slonai iJibtiet IN MARY lsnd, seem IL have oecn
but .!i.,e prepared Tor ANY oIinsuiu, On ths
9art Vi tie Executive, AZ 80 ~ I've Wash.
mstoa and Ireaenck tarnpiae b.Il. kecoi.
Iectlns The pledges olads aarlns the last Pre-
sidentlai eissnon, they couid moi imagine
tnat IA any aspect Oh tne elec tiohs sring hori-
zon, Gen. Jas>ssn would take ground against
Internal Improvement Ia tail confluence
that thIs blil, providing for vital object vi u
eharaeter indisnutsbly .Ndtionai, woai, receiso
has sancti~1, they yesterday forwarded, wo
understand, an invitation to thoir worthy re-
prescnlahye, MIR. WAsHNGToS, 10 hasten
home, SO soon as Congress should adjourn,
and participate IN a celebration ia honor OF
thai great national object. But alas. the la
vitaton cams only to meet tho veto ofths Tx
ecatiye. What must be now the feelings Of
the patriotic citizens no sent the invitation,
may be readily imagined Those Who have
Witnessed the Jealous and efficient exertIons
winch their distinguished Representatives has
made ali the great cause of internal Improve
meats, and has untiring devotion to the wish
Is and interests OF his constituents, may well
conceive the severity OF the paEg which the
invitation inflicted on his pairioue heart; Tor
he then too well knew the iallacy vi ths hopes
winch had gwen birth to IT,
| what are the emotions Of our Western
brethren at ths stab gwen to Internal i'm
provsments by the Executive cello on the
| RIaysyille ROAD bill, may BIO iaierrsd from the
reception given 10 the news of MIR BiBB 5
having voted against it. We Learn that pop
ular indignation was SO strong that lac has
Repeatedly received the honor OF being burnt
IA eitigy. This recrsant son OF kentugky
could not have been elected had il bsGn sup
posed that he was ialmcai To lntsraal lm.
provsments. When he was put in nominal
lion for Senator, and before the vote was Ia
ken. Ga expressed and authorized statsmsni
was made by one Of his friends On the door OF
the House OF Representatives in kentucky,
that MIR. u. vas friendly TO the Tariff and la
ternal improvement. Both he and sir. DAN
TEL, who voted finally against The Maysviis
road bill, acted, II We are correctly infornsd
under Instructions to vote isr 1t. How MIR
Daniel, IA particular, can reconcile his con.
duet to hiHself, We are at loss TO lnls gine
Ills wrath against MIR. CLAY knew no hounds
because MIR. CLAY did hot implicitly obey
Instructions to vote IN the House vi Repre-.
sentatives for Gen. jackson as President IN
lpreisrence TO MIR ApAas, though the instruc-
lions were gwen, not by his own copstitu-
ents, but BY the Legislature Of Kentucky
who, on any view oil the principle OF instruc,
tion, had no greater authority 70 instruct hin
than he had TO instruct them. Yet this very
Mr.. Daniel has obeyed a rescript OF the Pa
lace, commanding him to disobey Instruc-
ltions from his Constituents. by voting hnaUy
against bill, in favor oil winch, while Gen
Jackson's pleasure was unknown, he had vot
Ied.--.Nat. jar. -
We asked, some weeks ago, TO be inform
cd why the Secretary OF the Treasury stand
lcharsed, according 10 his ewn report, wild
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