Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-12
From The .2leraldria Gn.rtt.

10 rae following artl Gle from the New
York Commercial Advertiser we invite he
atteason OF our readers. We ask <,,rn, a.
read the fe'ter OF the reformed Freaebmas.
and then tam to their own ceaatry and blnsl,
forthe parallel In Republican America. WE
confess when we see such exhibitions of roY.
al tyranny, and republican PRESCRIPTION along
side OF ench ether, we feel Inundated. fave
The French Ministry copied after the exam
PIE oil our Executive? 1t is intended to ietrc-,
dscc JecESoHtsa into constitutional luonar-
chy' We shall see. Sir Robert peei boast
Ell mol ioa5 SINCE IN the Hoass Of Commons.
that ne was Far behind Gen. jackson in his
prescription, RY0roi
may amusc or readers TO see how no.
mesa and single minded men, who are refora
ga Out oi clhses OF no great responsibility
OUT winch may be made aselsl TO party en-
aeaSefinS 70 holp In power by maintaining a
dlfcct coatrol over miner fanctonaries-
press themselves In France The following
'S'ef rem me worthy ex Mare of Fismes.
"hch we hnd IN toe Constitutional OF The
i'''' Wa DC feaa With sofas amusement by
taose VINO nave peresed the epistles of some
oil oar own citizeRs turned out Of place by the
new we hau almost proPheticaliy said the
b1eJ administration. we nfan those good.
nl'hIsirations, had peaceahy performed tho
duties ct postmasters. to the highest satisrae
tiea OF the people OF their towns an! villages,
and who iound themselves all Of snd1ien
kicked out, for no earthly reason. except that
when clumslly animated in am Obscure sen.
tsnce al tue Executives inaugural, aud with
no apology. They wore only told that tho
they naa Oeen faithful servants and had not
received any compensation for their iabors, it
was necessary to put somebody else in their
places to preserve the harmony of the Cabi-
net and lis poteges and bottle holderss Let
US bear Mr. Brule the reformed Mayor of
FIsnes.
10 the Editor Of Ike Constitutional
JUNE I2th. 1880.
SrR-The depiorabis minister Peyronuet
has given himself tho inestimablc satisfaction
oil aiadoriztsg the Project of Marine to re-
| form me out. (revogaer.)
| For about year was Mayor Of this lit
I tic town. Happy IA the peaceful exercise of
my functions as a notary, | bad long united
I the desire OF my fellow citizens who urged
Iuc 10 accept that office, and in suffering my
! self 10 be Invested with its hohourable duties
/ made a personal sacrifice to the interests al
my Country | have administered il, IN nv
short time OF scryltude, to tie best OF nay a
1 utttJ, dhu WIN tue CONSEQUENCES oil having
had good intentions. BY his resolution, lar
reie) oi the 9th OF this month, taken in con-
sequence OF letter from said Minister, dated
the Sd, the project OF Marine has reformed
out the humble mayor OF the poor rural con.
mare Of tlslnes. From what motive? The
an'ets does not state. Ii is important for me
to know ID, Dnt my conscience is at ease. and
/ the tokens ofrespect which receive from my
teiis~ citizens spon me. j learn now with
out being surprised, by confidential letter
addressed TO local authority. that commit.
ted great sin, to wit, beng present at a
baaqaet given by the constitutional electors
of the Department of the reimbursement oil
Rheims, of the hon. NJ. Jobart Lucas their
deputy, one oil the voters Of the Address
And, in Common with my fellow citizens,
Struggling ny shoulders, | have smiled 10 pr
ty saying with the good Lalonsaine, the
noun tain is delivered of mouse
BRULE.
tits said that the Indignation OF NJ Bruie's
neighbors is SO great, that it will be difficult
| los III. Poyronnet 10 get successor for hina
Perhaps hs had better send cut to ihe United