Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-24

we are indebted Tor copy oil Mr.. Calhoun'S
Pamphlet, containing the correspondence
Between General jackson and John C.. Cal
Ihoun, President AMI Vice President of the u
Estates, on the subject Of the course OF the
Halter. in the deliberations of the cabinet of
IMr. Monroe, on the occurrence Of the Sem
Iipole War" This being a subject highly i'm
portant to the public, we viii endeaver to lay
| II before cur readers next week.
'TTs fred.-The Richmond Enquirer an
nounces John Randolph. now in England,
and Minister at Russia, as A candidate for the
next Congress.
L We fad IA the Ehzabethtown paper, Ken
lucky, a circular from Mr.. Chiffon annouD-
sing himself as a candidate for reelection to
/ Congress.
Mr. Burgess Speech We conclude this
morning the speech of the Hon. Mr.. Burgess,
Tao far as it has been reported IN the Wash
| ington papers We may, as citizens, regret
| the cause of such addresses, but having been
/ provoked by the supplementary language
| Of Mr. Camtreleug, we connot regret, even
considering time and place, that the BALD
Vulture,n as the orator was irreverently de-
nominated, should shake his talons at the
TON Tit" and frighten him into his BRAN
Die for safety.--U. S. Gazette
The first part of Mr.. Burgesreplyto Cam
treleng and others. reached this City on Sa
turday, and has excited great enquiry. We
a.hall republish it as soon as we can. 1t is
snsurp ssed in rhetorical brilliancy, aptness
ssnd frequency Of classic allusion, and sarcasm
of the bitterest nature On reading it, one
is reminded of the observation made to john
Randolph by an honest old gentleman in
Prince Edward, when Randolph had just
fayed alive some unfortunate v .sht-"Jack,
l / wouldn't have sawed dog SO ''-Richmond
Whig
/ We publish, this afternoon, the whole of
| Mr Burgess speech on the Randolph ques
ton. II is cogent aDd severe: but in every re-
spect was fully provoked The vote in favor
of the appropriation, proves nothing IN favor
4 OF the mission. which he has SO ably and just
1 iy condemned. We are sure that large por-
ton OF the members VINO refused TO arrest
the appropriation bill. or 10 modify it so that
1t wool probably or certainly be returned
1 upon the House from the Senate, vet concur
red with Mr., Bnrges in his opinion and rep
| yesentatioH Of the main case When MIR
/ Camhrelens, so unluckiiY or impudently, cast
| the phrase ''bald vultiire' against the Rhode
Island champion, he forgot that the bird has
strong beak and sharp taleas.-.Nat. GGs.
MI. Burgess Speech Reader. did'st ever
witness stag hunt? Did st ever see one of
1 those noble animals with distended nostrils,
( large brilliant eyes, and antlers erect. bound
/ ing freely through the forest, or across the
I open PLAN. as though spurning the earth be-
meath him? Did'st ever see this superb ami
NAL assaed by all the noisy GROWERS Of The
/ nearest village. until coming too close upon
his heels TO suit his convenience he gallaDily
turn. upon the yelping tribe, and after toss
4 ins them one after the other high into the
air, wheels about and proudly pursucs his
course FER moor and COMMUNICATING his
assalants torn and bleeding. to limp back to
their kennels as they can?-ff not, read Mr..
Burgess speech in this evenings paper, and,
dropping the metaphor look how eifectually
he has disposed of his disconlfitted assailants,
taking one after the other in succession, in
rega1d to the Randolph Mission. If the 81
mile-above he not good one, then we are
no sportsmen.-.Ney York Commercial.
List Of the Members of Congress who vo-
Ted for dissolution q the Union; or, in 9th
er words, for the repeal Of the 25th section
& Of the Judiciary Act OF 1893:
Messrs Alexander, 51-Robert .fllen,-St
Bnuldin, Claiborne. Davenport. Draper.
"Sh' i4oNai'. A'Coy, 1atton, ToSHc anu
Irezvant, ?f Firgi'.sa,- -Messrs Barnwell.
Bla'r, Campbell. Davis, Martin, Nuckoll s.
Tucker. q South Carolina hessrs. Aston,
Conner, Hail AID Potter, of North Cayelina
-Messrs. Foster, Haynes, Lamar, Lump
Kin, Thompson and Wilde, Of Gesrgia -
Me.sTa Coleman. Daniel, Gather, r, NJ
Johnson. Lecompte, Lyon. Wickliffe and
lancE, Of kentucky Messrs Bell, Desha
anu Polk, 9 Tennessee. --Messrs. Angel,
can'breleng and Maxwell, Of New York.--
Messrs. Harvey and Chandler, Of Ntte Hasap
sane'- Nessrs. Clay and Lewis, Of .4labama
hr Overton, Of Lotlisialla - Mr. Pettis. Of
, ,1.;i Mr.. Jarvis, Of .NGine---And Mr..
KINDS Mississippi.
10 The lasting disgrace of Virginia, twelve
ei her meslbers were found so lost to patrio-
'c 'o'e OF country, as to vote for this inia-
nous proposition. As they ''retum back to
.hcH constituents" ia the spring, it is TO be
aoPed The people will hurl such traitors to
sneir country from public confidence.
=, we I'VE, learn by letter from the Rev. John
4: 'l"i' addressed to friend in this city, that
nI' gentleman and his lady, who recently
sipsrNed for Greece, arrived in safety and
~ nraith at Malta, On the l4th November. MIR.
TN Is engaged in the Missionary cause, and
'as accompanied by the Rev Mr.. Robertson