Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-15

I wess ~ hesfSf1re s-s6 The peale ~ n asf'ssv
; .as a. u, ssir>ss united yrepsessHtsuEss WI
cons iiuts a majority ~ 10th OF the legs Sli' .
! sodiss. And what were your objects 80 NE
great Struggle in which you have been ehgs'
| ged for to,lrteen years. Did you want power
turrly eis-h~!htge psTser, Or with tho v's~ o.
! ciiecAng grest useful PRACTICAL results! Ana
whs, were the ersciics! results you chiefly ann
/ ed al Was not tae .mprap eIDeni OF N ec"oD'
! try by good roads the ruost yl,aly important
sfaR give the farmer good rosds TO market
I sna he viii grow rich hpsce lie vii erect
/ nee, and s,i5ss4atal bsrns Hnd hguses ACC
fences IN place eftls,se which aow def9rm the
face oEthe cuuatPY, he will buiid stheoi houses
J and.ohurcbes. and su1srshe iiherslly19 The en-
! downen, OF academies and colleges. 50 short,
| fsct!ity Of inauguration is the essence Of the
! prosperity Of al agricultural community so
/ Il wss the nsgiect, W The cid gogernment q
| this important branch OF Legislation, Thieh
/ more thauei, ether causes wrought its downssll
| 10 thissssect OF the case, ihen, yoHr victory
| is csfnplCte. You have destaoy0 cd the parriy TIC
government, not inCligSu Iodo evil, bat i,nPo'
tent tor good. WITCH, foF halta centarS has be
nemhed the entrg. es ei the people Hhst
| more do We wand
Bat tbcfe is stH another aspect in which ihl'
subj G, rsoy be viewed. tn Which, If have nj
already exhausted our pstgcncr. would res
tina, s,n fully .sw9re shat ii - ,sRpaf,rIar
..sw, and tbs, it w,ii tell you truths, = Ihct
ere truths, waiei' GAVIN b. stsGra y preaisno
SD Ia reject e';A soma Htignsiaor, PrrehancS
egsirs' h'm who il br.d euo1gh &c tell ihsm
Dat tow viii YOu ever learn e e tFu'h, on Sub
!. cts OF lis nslure. Il lie pubic servants tn
whom 700 have specially c-mmi,ted-rhs dn ,
a. sesrching i eet & or lsb 4rl1usiy performing
TIA; slstt. has" not cnutas- 10 tell yea what
h. ~. M
bat Il ~ onpo,,d tUal yoo. pEeconcei'ed 90
ti"rs? pep i@r or 'nte- IA: GcF' II Is.
flrre foI:1rs that pGft efl1 Coohes ps'ss-
ent t5tte1' ,rtirt ;rc gnss az VI. lOodcL2dges
C'T cStiof, fc'c stcehssu'cs.l
Cratrd stc5es Ha.t i 81 those who, from
pid pre- s,,ices. or the raae Of opinion, or
state rr.se. ere EaTtiipg 81 surres ider Their
objections 10 Inc cor stitntlenality - dis cor
pJraton, tndtste-tic Giiidence O sde Chief
Justice. and tic respect he msaiiests Tor pre-
ceoests and Practice Of long stasei,ng and
high authority; and consider well tbs whole
argument 81 the Coat 3eforc they put the
torch Of Etatost:atus to G.s nobie structure,
let them ipoi, soheTly at lis dignity end use
fuhess: tcada tad with an ironoUrasle lib
crafty oiadigltuals. and The most extended
f'IFsnta &c. 10 TIE public 1t Is the great reg
Waiting power OF eil 1he business OF our roun
try. Every man feels & perfect ccnidenec In
his transactions viii, it, and enjoys by II ga
Invaluable security ard facility in his peeun-
airy operations. SVh,lost eretcnts or.checks
tne indiscrctiGns into which ether !1a nkiug
establishments might De tempted, II. aiords
tifei1 generous prcteclien and aC in the
praDer use Of their privileges Ii has been
evef ready TO accommodate and ASSIST the
goT eminent viii. lie resources Witbous offer
ing any undue subseryiency to its influence.
II belongs to tho whole country, bat to.eo por-
ton Of it, to the American psopic, bat 10 sect
or aTty 1t has become an element o. health
an our social existence, and cannot BIZ with
drawn without a shock, which would be felt
Throughout the body petite
We val addbut another word on his inter
errng topic. If, before tho opinion OF the
CeUrt, above referred 80, thequesiioa of the
Of this corporation could
Fseercely be considered as OPEN halv can ii
be-so, after the tribunal which By iks consti-
ssEton has aioy,e the power TO decide it, has
passed deliberate and solemn judgment
upon it?--Nhat power of governmart, or of
tss,y department oft; what right efs. state or
II citizen; what question OF any description sr
hearing, Can be considered TO bo~aettled in
these United States. Il this is not fiaati,j and
decided, not to be disturbed by
any authority acting u der ttac Constitution and
respecting ii? MIR Jefferson. although the
tirst & mos, formidable opponeat OF the incor
poration eitne baaE Thought all question about
ltWas deter mined and oeet'd pot.bg ,aored a4ai,a
Arc our institutions to he forever Coating on
troubled waters? l. there pa 70 tineplace for
them?-.4H,grtc@, Quarterly i5ev'etc.
State Of education IN CcT5oaG paris ofhe Globe
Since the year 1880, III to 1890, there hsve
been established in Europe denmark escep-
ted $500 free schools, which have been
calculated 80 educate ,G50O00 chiltirca III
Asia there have been 1000 schools. educating
20o 900 children of bo'h,sexcs. ia Africa so,
with 20.000 children; in AIneriea 400. with
1880 children; ard in Australia, New
Soslth Wales, 30 schools, restricting 800
children.
From the year 1920, up 10 the present year,
1850 the following has lcen the gradual in
crease Of establishments i5r education on tl,e
Lancasterian systeIo:---in Europe {C,s0O
schools, atfording instruction to AGO goo
children in the FIRST rudimonts of education;
in Asia 900, with 900 chiidreu; in Afri