Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

Mr.. EranG-I beg you to republish the
following article from the Telegraph together
with that part OF the Speech of Gov. HaDil
ton of South Carolina, which completely
confirms the assertion Of the editor OF The
Telegraph. would be the last to ask my
fellow. citizens to take for granted any thing
asserted by that editor. without unqnestlona-
BE proof Such proof, wehave here-it now
appears, that Gen. Jackson, countensnced
the effort lately made to repeal the 10th Sec
ton If the Jl,disiGry .dctH Every reader VIII
recslIect, that when repeal of this section
of the Judiciary Act was proposed IN the last
Congress, by the South Carolina and Geor.
gia Delegates, the House Of Representatives
would nat eren consider al: proposition. but by
a majority Of 90 to /, rejected it, on The Sc
cord reading To the personal honor Of our
able citizen, P DoddrIdge, and II the hsnsr
Of Yrgiaia, the motion to reject the propo.
sal above mentioned was made by that gen
tleman. His motion to reject it Instantly,
without any appearance OF entertaining u,
declared tie proposal to repeal the 2jth Sec:
Of the Judiciary Act, equivalent TO q proposal
| to reseaI tie Union of these United States -
| The House OF Representatives. agreed with
him, in the effect of the proposed repeal,
| and instantly rejected it by an overwhelming
majority. SO great was the majority ana SO
| pointed, SO solemn was the rebuke thus CIV
| en- to the spirit OF disaifecton to our happy
/ and glorious Union, that 1t was awed luts
| silence Bat what, fellow,cltzens. have you
! now proved upon adequate testimony? adi
The Presideat Of Tie United States, to whose
fidelity, the welfare of the Union, has been
/ Cd off NyhI ~ he
| House of Representatives and the whole
| People Of the United States, with the ex-
| ceptioa OF part in South Carolina aud Geor
! graz considers tG4laDler6d 10 q proposition 10
destroy our Union, ,0ith all us incalcutaJtc
btessings end glorissl VIII you, solennl7
ask, countenance. within your sphere OF &C
ten, any admrer and supporter OF General
Jackson Mr.. Armstrong, your late Repre-
sentative iq again candidate; be has been
q firm, fruitful. and Intelligent agent OF yeur
viii and wishes--His jicsd principles cannot
| hold even parlancc with the doubtful peiiey
ef Gen. Jackson He has no dOa5ss, as to
those powers of the Federal Government,
| whose exercise is producing the most palpa-
BILE prosperity all around Us
FROM TIC IT, s. Telegraph. July 26.
GOVERNOR HAMILTON AID GEN
ERAL JACKSON.
| We have, for solne days, had in type the
! address Of Governor Hamilton. delivered at
| the late anniversary 10 Charleston, Sonth
Carolina We, to day, lay it before our rea-
| ders. Il vii be seen hat he asserts that Ge-
neral Jackson vas in favor Of the repeal Of
the 18th section Of the Judiciary bil!; a mea-
sure, winch, in fbe opinion OF mary, gees
the whole length Of notification That the
President was unreservedtv and unqualified
| " in favor Of the reneal, We llnow. The
Globe has not voatuled TO deny it. STiii that
print define The distinction between the re-
peal OF that sectiea and nullifcatto,i2 Is the
Globe IN favor Of, or opposed to, the repeal
OF that section?