Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10


months but this was not all; the great deru-
ocrauc States OF New York and pcnn.ylva-
MA oecatne indignant at this attempt 10 drive
General jackson from the Presidency. and
win one voice called spon him to serve A.
mother term. They did not thiak thai his
measures had not been sufficiently de,elo,sd
/ nor dad they apprehend that lac would no, he
4 Glsre az tAe expiration of two wears. or if
oars 'Aat TIE people would not desire his re-
I election
! Tins movement or the part of these two
great states, Disconnected The little cahel of
restless So'skern politicians, and they were
com9slea to abandon for the present AT
ieas'' me hroJest OF bringing MIR Calhoun
inio Toe hsld against General Jack but
they determined TO thwart MS views. smhar
rass hi. administration, and punish the \ ar,h
Ter exhibiting thelr attachment 60 him. In
this they have, TO certain extent. succeeded
and they have The satisfaction of knoy,nr
that while they have from pTireipls voted a.
galnst every Northern editor, thew have fr.p,
PfmoPts voted for and confirmed all who
were nominated from the South Having
thus LITERALLY opposed the administration Of
usnefal jackson during the whole session.
their origin has new come out in favor of the
re election of Seneral Jackson and Mr. Gal.
houn. They knew not how the provesition
Tor the Vice President TO serve three terms
VIII take with the people; but one thieg is
certain, II It does not prove aeceptabls TO
mem, then MIR Calhoun is TO ba brougl,; in
70 me field as the anti tariff Candidate for the
Presidency. This is a history, and think a
faithful ono, OF the late movements in Wash.
ington."
There is little vanity, probably, in Mr..
Webb's supposition that bis visit 20 Wash
inSton aud exposures, accelerated the move
sentj Of the Senate, and the action on the
nominations. How far he is correct in the
averment ef an intention TO bring out MIR.
Calhoun, cannot be assertainsd but from
circumstances. Thea certainly indicate that
theirs pas such an iatenton at one time,
winch from some cause or other was relis.
pushed. What are the ns,p arrasgement,p
What considerations, or negotiations, or psi.
rate Understandings, won or drove Mr. Cal
houn from bis purpose? Doss be take the
Vice Presidency third time, sr is there to
be tn exchange between hin and Mr. Van
Buren,?
Webb's denuneia,ion Of the indisc,eet
friends Of Mr. Calhoun, is ,lenuncia,ion Of
himself This circumstance no less than
many others, shows tho complete mastery
now got Mr.. G. in that situation, when the
latter does all he wants him, and burst not
complain for ioar of offending the Republican
party.
ACTS DURING THE REIGN OF
TERROR.
"WiH REGARD cur friends an d punish Our
eneaics F." DuFF GREEN.
HENRY LEE, Of Virginia the seducer of
his wifes si3ter--the inmate of the Hermit
age, and writer OF speeches, end secretary of
the famous trip TO New Orleans. This ~or-
thy was appointed by Jackson during the
recess of the Senate, Consul General TO AL
gisrs-received his years salary snd outfit,
amounting TO Nine 17lousGnd Dollars, but
was rejected UNANIMOUSLY by the Sen
atei
ISAAC HILL, of New Hsmpshire--ths
publisher Of a false and slaadsrous pamphlet
against tho wife Of The then President Of the
Unitod States-tae charged ibeller Of Col.
Uphanl tbs hero Of Fort Erie; rewarded by
Jackson with the Office of ID Csmptisiler Of
the Treasury-a faithful officer being tursed
out during the recess Of the Senste4-re jesttd
BY the Senate by q vote Of 50 TO 10. ElGH-
TEEN MAORI tyi!N
SAMUEL CUS]IMAk, of New Hanp-
shire during tho ,rseess Of the Senate. re-
warded by jackson with the Office OF District
Attorney, but rejected By the Senate for ia
competency!
JOHN P. DECATUR-the ringleadsr
in certain riot rewarded by Jackson du-
ring the recess Of the Senate with the oiiics
of Collector of the port Of Portsmouth, ia n.
Hampshire ia the room of Col. Urban turn
cd out--Tejseted By the SenGts By large ma
jo,ity. lie wa. engaged with Hill and others
in circulating the libel ON Colonel Upham.-
The citizens Of Portsmouth in public town
meeting, upon the news of his rejection by
the Senate, and as testimony OF his great
worth elected him Hog CGtshsr!luiHH
MOSES DAWSON, of Ohio, was re-
warded by jackson, durin: tbs recess Of the
Senate, with tbs effice Of Recover of thu
Public Moneys, in the place Of q faithful and
competent officer removed. but has been re-
tested bg tie Senate UNANIMOUSLY.!t!!lin
j. b GARDINER OF Ohio, was rewarded
by jackson with the Office Of Register of Ihs
Land Office, during the recess Of tho Sc
| nate. in the place of an able and faithful Off
Ger turnt d out. He ,eos rode en- d rcil ~ The
Democrats yor abusing Mr. MADISON e',d
/ TIE late tcsr, and expelled from The Legts-
"a ,as " Ohio, for RECEIVING A BRiBE.
| lie has been rejected By the Senate by vote
Of 4s TO 5. Thirty eight majority!!!!!!