Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-29
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MssTiNssURG. yvLr %. 1850.

n Nun6cation Dinner in Charleston. Weare
indeed, impressed with great respect for Co,
Dayton and cannot hslp quoting in sllu.isI
% sis language and conduct on this occasion
ee Posts fine description of the iniTipidl,
nd firiHly jsst and upright man. who viii ne
we fro'u the path Of duly and honor
salough fear or favor.
N Justurs, 81 tena~sm proposi,i virum,
2 Non oirsum a, der pr,Svo .iH6snfiiam,
Non vu,us ilstsnSis vFaSni
Meme quatit soiida--
We are also reminded by ne speech N
Z lesti0n, Of the admirable speech on .Edi2uHd
Iarke to the Electors Of Bnstol--she best
bump speech on record We trust it viii be
n and On trial that South Carolina has Dray-
ens enough to prevent her from taking the
u 81 and fatal step, which some of heI mad
Men 81 taeir highest paroxysms of insanity
re proposed~-s step, which if it involved
hin. more thaa tss swift and sure des-
"a ,tien of tn prep ssers, We should not SO
CD eprecate-,S asmteh as, nothing, un-
Ibtedly. could be moe rsshiy 'nented-
which involving as it dees, the speedy
j certain rum CT South Carolina, with more
less ofcontiagent hazard to the Unisn, we
contemplate. (when we can bring our
ges TO believe it seriously with no other
sllDgs than hose Of unmingled horror
.Ftons The Pstersbprg, (Ya) LatelI;geaeer.
}n the opposite page we present our rca-
srs with choRs 1ao,sel frsn the feast #
~ "yNafJfers," ian entertainment lately civ
II al Charl cston, S. C., ia hoaor Of General
Ehyns and Col Drayton,) which lost none
its racinsss in the distance it has travelled
y hi we think will be even better relished
r., than OF the place, or by the party for
hish ii ives originally served up. We mean
n say, that ~ we know our fellow citizens,
G great body of Nirginians are not only OPP
= ssd utterly to the centrifugal tendency of
doctrines of South Carolina, but are de
d ted to the preservation Of our National
ID icn at every hazard. The sentiments,
efere, of a distinguished South Caro,iai
SO full ofnatrlohe devotion 30 the Con
eracy, uttered as they were, in rabuke Of
most violent ST the Unaffected OF his own
ION, accord almost entirely ~Ek tise ani-
rsal feeling oil this STATE Noi-the wise
ID good Of the Old Dominion are not for
sanlon--nas for "nullifeatio - not for
AjealsGen" even. The thousands of the
asts drank at the hundreds Of Dinners on
Pc Anniversary just passed of our National
Independence, proclaim this in a tone which
tePg f0 40 10 Il, .,f
ctl lnists II South Carolina prefers rather
listen to The eounsels Of such hot beaded
B'ticians as Hayne, Hamilton. and Cheves,
3sn hearkca to the sober voice of reason
m the lips Of Drayton, she may be assured
4heh the day OF trial arrives, the mad ad
8eatcs of disjunctiop ,giU stand alone Viz
ala, taoush she hates the Tariff, will not
4nte WITH her misguided sister in opposiag
o-cs by force" Argument and remon-
HraRee are the only weapons she can ever he
crauaded to use ia settling fsssssiia quarrel
other arms she reserves for enemies be
0nd the" pale of that Uaios, which as she
theves, cireamscribes the elements of hel
Paisty, prosperity and happiness.
Reception Of The Grsatest 8. Best IN Kentucky
TINS has bsen of the most chilling descrip
ION --Louisville was the jackson head quar-
Prs ia the West, tbs centre Of the Pope ant
AowU, and federal influence. Correspon
Aents Of ,hs Baltimore Patriot, thus describe
Pc reception at that place:
Gen. ,lasisso,s Reception al Louisville. KY
he Editor OF the Patriot has been favores
!'h iha following extracts Of letters, dated
III LOUISVILLE, july 5th, 1880.
81 nays had the honor OF seeing Gen. Jack
Een-ths reception he met with from the in
'amiants Of this place, was NEST isdiferen
no chiinGs Before the beat reached III,
nara the gans were fired, and after the,
anne 20 the landing, the captain perceivinI
persons approaching, or the least prepa
aten made, rounded off in the stream. an,
hd the,r lrias away for so minutes, expect
PIG population or sssort Of some kind ,youI,
inve to conduct the Hero to his LODGINGS
put they waited in vain No atteation what
Yer was paid to the repeated summou. TN.
nerai' accompanied by two gentlemen from
iaclnhati, walked up to the tavern-he haC
l9'hue 10 be sure, consisting of ZOE ragee,
'le ooys, and when one feeble voice soul,
wa Tor Jackson, twenty would respoed q,
lay' saw the President tase hi. had off 4
iore than thirty persona as 1e passed Nm III
~, anu has on~ retutned me salutation.
"a great man dined hsrs, and lsfe til
R'i,e IN DISGUST and keenly mortified
no" different was the reception Of Judg
pAGTsN' "he arrived a few days Previous
WAS waited upon by the inhabitants.
Peaded ciRner given him, and every respet
Pald Tim, that would tend 10 Dieasa and gFs