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

ton; but forgstfili 81 this, and remembering
fonlg the delivcrancs which he wrought out
for hem, IN a moment ofdelusion they yield
ed 10 the impulse Of gratitude. and gave hin
their suiIrsgcs for the highest civil Office an
the republic. Bat a single year has suiliced,
with many, 70 dispcl the dslusion. They
have Witnessed - and they have blushed as
they witness 1.-THE stern havoc Of prosegip-
ton. and the causeless injustice, --the bitter
insult which it has earned into 80 maRy de
serving f1mlliss; they have Witnessed, and
with alarm,--ths systematic attempt 10 POI
son the fountain of Information. by '.iemad-
ing the most time serving and plant Of lhe
conductors ofthe pre- s. and with Tyler, Jaze
well. Iredell and Smith, they are ready TO
sxclaim, "thesc thing, We did not eSper,.''--
| These acts ofihc President reminded Tic CT
tizeRs oil louisiana Of the iyranny which they
once experienced al his hands, aud .liey were
not 80 rccreant 10 themselves and 10 posieri-
| IS, as 10 PROSTATE themselves ancw Il the
foot OF the tyrant.
Bat Al the citizens of .eusiana were alarm
ed and di.gusisd at proceedings Ike these.
what could they cay 10 the contempt OF the
constitution manifested ~ the executive IN
lis eauseless cjcctmcnls from oikce,--In his
denominations of candidates rejected Ivy the
senate aud the surrcpitious manner of their
confirmation? What can they,---tbe high
minded aud honorable say Of the enormous
Inconsistencies which nc is constantly stamp
Ing upon las former professions? -pr0ies sfous
upon the strength Of which lac was Supported
by many. The professions Of retrencl,ment,
what they have resulted in, but increased ex-
penditUre9 Where are his professions of re-
gard for ga jndicious tariff" and system
of Internal Improvements? lie has put his
Al ~. - 1T lnu
the mariner to the busy marts Of commerce
must go out; iangnor and neglect must sleep
about orr unfinished fortrcsses; and the
ciIslns Of int rnalimproyemeats, with which
the several states of the republic are endea-
vering to bind themselves together, cannot
be united, for want ola single link, because
the national treasury has been exhausted 10
reward his paFtizans
Bat this was not all: the patriotic eiilZers
Of tbs state have not forgotten the warning
roise OF the resident Derbigny, in regard to
"tbe manifestations in sonic OF osr sister
states" and they could net support the al
Manifestation candidate (or there was really
but one) without dlsregarding his predcat
suggestions, joining hands with the nulhtiers
and dlsunionists Of the south, and Ginning III
with the renegade Cooper in his unserupa
lous aud unhallowed calculations of the yauc
Of the unien,-NVouji Loaisianians do shse
Never neycr--tbey will never follow one
man, to destroy that constitution which has
w,thstood tho storms Of half centery, and
! secured them protection AID happiness.
They gave their votes to Jackson in n mo-
ment OF delusion; but when, TO continue with
him, theI must consent to the abrogaton of
the tariR, and the system OF Internal improve
! rneat, may the union itself the sacrifice was
I TO- 10, .f "A,
and majority were awakened to the folly
of the act, which has already brought its own
punishment, in the defeat Of The measures,
in tho prevalence OF which Louisiana has
deep interest. They have, and declare that
IL ouruuIon is te become by-word among
the nations, its undoing shall be no work Of
| theirs.
| Such, il is believed, arc the inducements
that have operated this apparent change IN
! the public sentiment OF our state,-a change
whlch ceming events viii prove to be abiding.
MIR Clay.
Having concluded his business at Columbus,
! MIR Clay was on his ret;4rn o kentucky, by the
Yellow Springs, Cincinnati, &c, received eve'
! ~ where with spontaneous and enthusiastic de.
! Ronstratiuns OF welcome, especially by the la
| boring CLASSES, the 0.ts.etracy IF which We
his welcome, so different from the chslling re.
| ceptIon of the President, clothed with the par
| spharnAlis Of poYcr, and escorted BY an almost
! regal suite. has maddened the iieroicals, They
| have accordingly, re opened The stu ces Of tra-
| duction upon him, and served up Waish's wiz
| in new and endless variety Above every thing,
| they dread Clay communion with the people
his irSuk and Rowing manners. Ills easy snd
| Republican piainness of address his views of
public affairs, so comprehensive in their scope,
and cutotced by cloquence go matChless and ir
resstble They wcll know that their dir y
slandcrs, misgepr presentations, aud tnBemeya
! bic frauds upon popular ignorance eEaporatc be.
! fore hrs Tremendous eiocution like msts before
| the rising sun. H,ae rNG fdc'tmG hence HE
holy horror Of these pun RebH5icans. at pub.
lie dinners, and dinner spcecncs--that is to say,
at Ciay'S dinner speeches for we hear no cen.
sure from them when the dinner speech pro.
ceeds from Randolph, AIR. T.. T. Barbour, MI
! Hayne, &c. 5sc. No IA dinner Is only obiec.
( tionable when n enry Clay is the object at pop.
ular no pitahty, or dianer speech when he
makes il.
Wen my 1t he 50. We recognize good cause
for their objections Wherever Clay goes and
il heard, ignorance is undeceived. pre- judioe
d'sabused, ADD popular error put !" fight
We thapk God 1t is se-GRd THAI there is one
man Ibid. fearless and competent. TO beard al
ad,ninlst, alton, not mere ridiculous in The fs
bchess Of it's head and members, than fornid'
able from the dcspotism of it's measures. We
only wish that the American People could he
oondensed INTO one Audience, 10 bear the words