Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
vevrttcVy LEGISLATURE.

Cn,rrs xpeS was elected Speaker of
the House Of Representatives, without oPPo
sitisn. IL
uonse Of Representatives, without opposl
49,, r, r Ians.oS. Deputy & efk, and WH.
Uo,m.s Doorkeeper Mr.. SToSEsTREEr
was re.sIeeted Clerk Of the Senate
Tbesc officer. are all OF the National Re-
n,hliran n,rty. except the assistant Clerk oil
The House Of r representatives. who we De-
lieve goes the "eetire seine most greedly
The message ofthe Governor had not been
received wen we went 10 press. heftueEy
Reporter, NOrenIber
We l.arn that on Wednesday last, Mr..
Gardner the commissioner on the part oil
the q. States. couchp,led a preliminary agres-
,egal IN writing. with the Chiefs oil the W
andot tribe of indians, for cession oil ALI
their lands in Ohio on terms SIMILAR 10 lnose
of the treaties made with the other Indian
tyibes in this State, duriss the past summer.
The FINAL conclusion Of complete treaty de-
! penJs s,leI,, on the report to be made by an
expIorine Delegation to The Wyandots, now
On their way to examine the country design
I'd for them west Of the State OF Missouri
The Delegation. six IN number, cenducted
by William Walker. Esq. Of Upper Sandus
| XIV, passed through this town on FRIDAY al
| ternooB Mr. Gardner accompanies them
a. far as Cincinnati, to furnish the necessary
| funds for the expenses Of their party
! 1t is said that he tract OF country assign
| ed to the Wvandots, which lies on the Mis-
souri, river is in every respect calculated 10
supply their wants, aud there is little donot
| Of favorable report from the Delegation; IN
which event the completion OF treaty WITH
| them may be expsc tet. ~ two or three months
! II is expected the Delegation may return by
Christmas
Although the treaties are necessarily at
tended with considerable expense TO Govern
ment, vet we think there is reason to congra
tulate The people of Ono on the success
which has attended the negotiation with the
Intans in this State. BY the cessIon oil The
Wyandut Reserve, large and very valuable
body of land. now occupied by them, will
become the abode Of civilization, industry
and wealth fbe Sandoshy plains embrace
souoe of the most beantiful and fertile tracts
, OF the State - Ohio Gazette.
wish YOU to insert the above with view
of recalling to the public mind. that the MIR
Gardiner who figures SO conspicnously as a
Commissioner of the United States, is the i
IDENTICAL person who was rejected Ivy an
almost unanimous vote Of Tie Senate q
the United States, as a receiver Of pub
nc moneys. With this strong and eonclu-
siye evidence Of unwortiiness recorded a
gainst bin, Gen. jackson, to show hrs con-
tempt for the opinion Of a co ordinate branch
OF the government. Immediately appointed
ham 10 the lucrative station ef Commissioner.
te form treaties with the indians, and thus
barter away tle mo ney of the people. -
These questions present Enthusiastically
the Senate quietly rest under such gross
INSULT win they sanction the acts Of indivi
duals wham they, for good cause. declared,
under their oaths. TO be unworthy Of public
trustl win they sanction the charge which
may be presented against the government,
for defrayins the expenses Of salary. SIC ?
win they tacitly admit the legality of the
power assumed, IL not usurpea, by the Pre-
sdent OF hvis hing the public treasures upon
panhers and favorites
This same Mr., Gardiner was expelled from
the Legislature Of Ohio was one Of chose
choice spirits, who tired of the dull pursuits
Of civil hfc,'' rallied under the banner OF Aa-
rou Burr, IN his attempt to erect an empire
the West bat what OF all thisr. he was al
so one Of the mercenary legion Of editors,
Who went the whole to ,raduee Mr., Adams
aud Mr.. Clay, and elevate Gen jackson 10
the Presidency. Bot Cisron.
The opinion they entertain Of General
jackson on the other side Of the watsr.-The
following curious article is from the London
Morning Herald
"The cause of the change Of the Cabinet
oil the United States appears to be little I'M
derstood IN England Ii is. in fact, neither
mere nor less than thls-Genera jackson
wishes to be again elected President, and as
he found that one OF the members OF his
Ministry was about 10 be nominated as a can
didaie fer that office, he dismissed him, on
the ground that he had promised. pre- vious to
hss aapsintment to Office, not to oppose the
re electsn of the General The President
has dismissed the other Ministers, because.
TO use his own remarkable language, he felt
It to be indispensable to II .orsanise his Cab
met, proper-that II had come in harmsni
ously' and as unit, an' as part was about
: 10 leave hln, re organization was necessa-
~ 10 guard against fnisrea presentation.
I'll such nonsense as this were to be used
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