Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-02

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King People Of Paris" IL is designed 70 kin
die their Indignation agaiss; the obase at
tempt thasis aow making IN France TO save
tie Ex Ministers from the paaishmeatefdeata
OUR EITRA0RDLNARY ENVOY.
We give the following paragraph on oe
authority Of the New York Jonrnd or Com
rneree, a paper wh,ch is generally judicious
and correct in its statements, and therefore
eattlcd to belief
"A gentleman ef respectabaity, and a par
tcular acquaintance of Mr.. Randolph, called
on him IN IeRdoH, and was, ofcoarse, shown
the correspondence which took place on his
appointment. The first letter is unofficial
from Gen. jackson, inquiriHg whether MIR.
Randolph would accept an appointment to
-. Petersburg. The second is the reply Of
Mr.. Randolph, declining, OR principle, all
government appointments, and closing with
a declsratioH that nothing would iadace him
TO accept the appointment, unless it were
accompanied with permission to stay at st.
Petersburg 40 longer than he should find it
convenient; the other portions of time to te
spent IN the South cf Europe. The third
document is the official letter or MIR. Van b.
ren, written immediately after, confirming
the appointment on the terms specified by
Mr.. IL, and adding hat a sioop Of War
would renatH at his disposal. to TRANSPORT
hin wherever he should direct"
The above paragraph lets as a little Earth
cr INTO TIE secret Of the appointment of John
kSndoiph. II can no longer be doubted that
the mission was urged upen him with an in
decoroas importantly; and that Gen. lack
sen with all his anxiety 10 save the public
nancy, with all his declaration about pariag
The national debt, and with all that 6ecia1,a
ton about economy, which looks so finely
on paper, and has such an sa e~dpfandum in
hncnce among tsose who read 1t, felt no
qusim, no hesitation, no fear of public res
pe1so3liy, IN iasfsksa1 ti,.e- 2a.Goo del'ars
on the Dtplonaatist who was dcpntcd 10 in
crease the reputation OF our country ut the
court of Russia An outfit of 9,oeG dollars.
a years salary to ihe same arnnunt, and a
quarters salary TO pay his expenses bark.
arc not even sufficient to prove the atsurbing
deshe to please tiae Great Eccentric which
pervaded the breast Of General Jackson ard
his Secretary Of State. A Sieep nc War is
10 remain az his disposal and Transport ks.s
tehererer he ,eoahd direct. Does he desire a
voyage up The Aeditcrraieaae SC his own
caprice and less capricious winds Of 4, aren
Gan agree, there is no bar to his wishes
w ouid lac coast the Csrthagenian shore?
lie has only to cry-'up anchor, and away"
Would NE peep al thc Black Sea? At his
word the canvass of an American Sloop of
war wii! whlten the surface Of those scarcely
known waters. Nay, would he select TO 20
On an exploring expedition 10 the south Pole,
10 o"f eTple,e Reynolds, we know OF nothing
an the bond which is to prevent it General
.taTksnp haH x}.4ap,I II.
Court, 81 any foreign land, was a safer place
for the Virginia Ecc-ntrio thai, his patriuo-
NAL oakS; and to effect his TRANSFORMATION
the public treasury was opened WITH a liberal
disposition 10 allow re- stint in the necessary
disbursements. john Randolph IS 10 he per,
Matted TO roam FROM land 10 laud, Ike 2 cir.
c%aiatins curse, Or order, we presume. to cor
rect The errors hIch have prevailed abroad
relative 10 the American character The adj
mlnistration OF General jackson is indeed in
q blaze ef glory.
lhe CincInneA American has the follow
ing article on the subject of AIR. Rands,ph's
appointment, which is written in a graver
STRAIN. We copy It fer the purpose Of siow
ing what IS the effect of this appointment an
the sober citizens OF that region of country.
aud OF The unnecessary expenditure in which
1t has involved the people.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
The result OF this gentleman's mission TO
Russia is more discreditable to the nation
than even his worst enemies predicted. 1t
completely exhibits the folly and madness OF
the administration in making the ~apro;nt.
n,ent, A more unfit selection could not have
been made. His talents. character, and lem
per. no way qualify him for a diplomatic
mission. This mast have been known 70 The
Cabinet, and his appointment can he looked
upon IN no sther lsh; than as a reward for
his gross and dcspicable abuse Of MIR. CLAW
and Mr.. Adams.
1t will be seen by the subioincd ext, acts
thatthe functions Of this Minister have alrea
dy ceased. He has not even pretended 70
enter INTO any negotiations with the Russian
Government, nor, so far as we are informed,
to Transact any official business whatever
lhis has cost the nation for his pay and out.
lat alone, EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS, to say nothing of the enormous sum
necessarily expended in sending a National
vessel to take him TO Europe
In a recent letter Of Gen. Jackson's lin re-
ply to the Committee in Hawkins county.
Tenn. inviting him to a public dinner refer
RING to the cete message he says:
81 trust it may have the effect of awaken.
ING public attention TO the Importance of ex-
ung,iishing, as speedily as possible, the pub
nc debt-to the bGnGta consequences n~ecessa-
fIy resulting from a prefigats expenditure Of
public money. and 10 the nrce.siiv oc re.tor