Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-25

est and best, the Second Washingtou. y the
Rearing Lien" can never again find favor
with the people Of ken;ucky.- -.alez. Gag.
The following short Statement OF the result
Of the Kentucky election VIC have taken from
the Lexington Reporter, Of August 10:
'The wholeresult shows" says the Repor-
ter, "that we have elected IS Represents.
hves, Senators and members Of Csugress
1.-The Jackson party AZ Representatives, 8
Senators. members of Congress; three of
the members are Calhoun men, Mr. Crit
tenden, or some other National Republican.
Will be chosen IT, ) Senator. in place Of Mr.
Rowan, by majority on joint vote of 10 OF
.I2.
In Indiana, Noble tke Clay candidate for
Governor is ahead of his opponent BY 1000
votes
The secret of Van Bureaus hostility TO the
Bank otthe United States, begins to be I'M
dsrstood. That Bank permits no political
control In ITS affairs. 1t knows no man ex
cept IN legitimate business way; and least
oil all dispenses no favours for Political or 10.
cal effect. II is for the healing Of the nation
40 ITS currency-for its benefit in its fiscal
operatlons-and for its defence in furnishing
the sinews Of war in time Of war. MIR. Van
Buren, thinks of monied institution as he
thinks of political cabal, that il is intended
fer individual and sinister purooses-and he
would use both in the same way.
N. T. FREEDMAN.
we believe the late red Western skies,
which have sometimes continued blushing
until sine O'Clock, oetoken nothing else than
spell ofiervent weather, which will last ga
considerable time, if not longer" A real
African slmoom, with its little flakes of silken
and Visible caiorlc. would be vastly refresh
ing. philadelphia Gazette.
The Poet Campbell Mr. Campbell is said
to be engaged upon poem on the subject
OF Poiand--a stimulating theme fer his patri
etic muse The PhiIomatie Society ofWar-
saw, have done him the honor to elect him
corresponding member, as "Canpbeli
Tones Poet Anslais"
[.N. T. .4merican
A Jackson man defends the appointment
OF young Mason, as Secretary of Michigan,
upon this greund:-He SAYS, and with rea.
son too, as Michigan is not yet full erewn
stale, IT would be unconscionable in them to
expect tail grown secretary. We are glad
to have the point settled 10 such satisiac
tory manner, Ter there are many Others OF
more serious nature, that cannot be defended
with reason as cogent Ibid
1t IS stated in the Salem Gazette that Gen.
eral Upham has been fined one dou.r and
! costs for logging Isaac Hill!
Two chaps were arrested in New York on
Saturday evening. when melting counterfeit
hall dollars, and with their MOUNDS and stIIer
instruments were lodged in prison.
appointments by tie Psesideat.-Georce B.
Porter, eli Pennsylvania, to be Governor of
the Michigan Territory, in place of Lewis
Cass, resigned.
Lucius Lyon, of Michigan, TO the Com
missioner Oh the part Of the United States
for ascertainirg the Northern boundary line
OF the States Of Illinois Globe.
An intelligent correspondent writes us
from Spain, that there exists good deal of
excitement there, but that IT is "a sort of
| slumeerin9 and smothered fire." which we
are disposed to think may go On shoulder
| ing for years without breaking cat into a
| blaze. Il can be but little akin to the burn
ng split which regenerated France, or it
| would have burst out long ago, The move
! ment on the French irontier; we believe, has
| gone for nothing We find not a word in
| relation TO it in any OF our late foreign papers
In fact, there rs want of sustained ardor
and mutual confidence in all their popular
movements in Spain, which forbids their
| crushing theIrpresent government, infamous
| and contemplate as it is.-The difference
OF dress and dialect in adjoining districts,
has much effect in preventing them from
combining their energies 10 support each
other, and makes them severally victims IN
detail to the present possessors Of powers,
Our correspondent relates one. among the
many instances Of legitimate cruelty which
these unhappy demonstrations of popular
feeling call forth. "Since came TO Grena-
da there has been an execution here, and
sadder one never happened. The unfortu-
nate sufferer was young woman, beautiful,
accomplished, and of good family. Her
CRIME was the discovery in her apartment of
tri color which she had made herself--so
SAID the testimony. though rumor whispered
1t was put there by other hands,
Such are the proceedings Of fanaticism
in authority. Ofpefsonal insecurity gener.
ally In Spain, we alay judge from the fact
that travellers now moyeonly in large bands;
and that ten, twenty, or even thirty well
mounted and well armed cavaliers consider
theirnumber and equipments By no means a
certain protection against the hordes OF ma