Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

|, yer before made an appropriation TO bride The
Indian chiefs, sad never would have couatenan'
ced such an sct.
The following extract fom the speech OF
Mr.. BARTos will illustrate the subject, and
probaIy enable tho Louisville Advertiser to com.
preheud the nature of the question:
Nat Journal
Disguise this question a. YOU may, II is sub
stantially whe Their we " ~ sanction by uur yni IS
the use OF see,et br.bes 10 obtain ccssaEs of In.
dian lsndsl Add am sorry the Senator froH
Alabama has abandoned The anne ndment dat
would have done So much honor to the Admin.
istrsiion Of which be is supporter.
This is a government ofiaw, aud the Nation
oil honour is conreraed TO pFobi5i, by law al our
agents, whether they be Presidents or subor-
dipztes, fPom cons iHuing so unftir and di5hou
orsble a practice which We admit has crept ig-
20 our neencisiions. Secret brides 10 Chieis,
whhoutthe knowledge Of consent on the poor
tribes, whose guardians We afteci 10 be, to sell
us he lands OF their tribe. sullies Che honour
OF the Nation. and renders the contract void
Il the Indians bad power to Assert tAeIT s'ghIs D.
Gen. Jder8o7s's Todst--Fhe subj oined arti'
Gle. from The leading Cem6iIuaoa print in s.
Carolina, illustrates the remark which we have
formerly made, that Gen jsekson's toast at the
Qualifying" dinnsr, hes received at the South
e aonstru elton which its double'faced au,hof
It ndsd it should bear in ,sgi m-ridlsn:
.Nst JepT.
From the ChGries,en Mercury, ATrl "a
The Pre- sdenrs tosst at The late ], II, rson &c
Iteration vas The Federal Un:oh-l; most he
preserved i0th,s VIC respond Amen Bot
how preserved FheIe is bat ole III sde, and
that IS hy inducing tha ma 3rity to respect HE
rights and feelings 0! the miHortY--or in othes
wotds, by inducing the Moth and East 10 re.
pee or modify he ,niqaitou, measures b,
"h'ci' the South is tm poveii 'hed and ems have
md that tie Prestieut alludes To This mode a
TOO eVidtn nj. We gNnk, 10 sdni he shadow at
A doubt. lis message 10 Congress dislinctl,
recognises The iieiGs OF the States, and So
iemtdy cautions Congress 10 beware of en-,
on them. IA is disciple OF ] #
sersou, whose Whole he was denol ed T. the es
enlistment Of State RiEdi doctrines, and who
tfst pointed out ire mod BY which alone feet.
e.si nsurpatton can DC resisted a..d depressed.
lie had mett%'th utstaerous other jl.c4pi-s o.
The SAME great MT, 10 do tonnr 50 his meme.
~, and TO rcvlv" eaa pcrpetus;e his political
ttncP'es Nhen thc President. therefore.
unH-f 'stCh CfCHplSta nCCb, SAY ) 'bAt the onion
''nrtIst be preserved" ii ioi!3ws ecessa,ll,
that he refers 70 the mode of preservation pom.
ted out by MFR Jefferson. And .hatis, by The
exercise of The sovereignty If the States, sud
by their interpreting, in ther h.ei,est capacity
10 arrest The progress # y RAINY and injustice.
The Presidents toast, We think, taken IN con-
nexlon with lis VOL known principles, aud the
peculiar cfrcunstenees under which it VAS FRO.
completely puts an eEd 10 whatever
little doubt fnsy have heretofore existed as to
his feelings OF opinions IN rtl.ljop 70 the mo,
Hcntousq uestion now ri i>sue between "a
federal government, AND The While Southern
section oftlie Unien indeed it is a distinct re
2ogniilon OF jylFe'sonisn principles, as contra.
Distinguished from the consolidation doctrine
by Mr.. Webster /: viii be seen
Hat the favorite msxi,ns Of MFR Jefferson SIC
Incorporated in the 1oasts, Those are the
principles tor which the South is contendug !
bose are the principles ~hicb LAT djstu.
,oisI'ed assembling Of i@iierson an
& Republicans fom every qna ter--cheeIed with !
N husiss'a. Supported by such men --s,ist aim |
a BY such Intelligence and pstttt;so.-- they |
mast prevail. They 80 the true principles Of |
he Constitution, and the more they are dis /,
:ussed the more purely will they trinmp!,. Let !
lie Sosth be but true TO itse' AID sbnna ~ |
nj VIII be given it by the followers OF Jefec !
90 Iii every eIher quarter.