Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-23
Hore and tsors,- the curtain still risiagl

IL rom me y. -. itie5r pa, June III
Here Is the question presented VIII tie
Globe deny that Mr. In.ham, Gov. Branch,
and Mr. Bsrrien, were dismissed because
they refused 10 compel their families TO as
sociate wi,h THAT Of jcr Eaton?
W IL thc Globe deny that. in January, 1880
a member of Congress waited upen there
gentlemen. and informed hem that il was
the Presidents determination TO remove them
from office unless they coaloTmed to his
wishes in this respect?
win the Glihe deay that SIR Van Bulen
availed himself OF has peculiar situation TO in
sraiiate himself into The ia, or Of the Pr. 81
dent hy urglay tht iroprety of their doing SO?
VIII Tie Globe deny that these gentlemen
gave an unqualified refusal, aud that they, at
| that time, declared their 10 give up
| their respective offices rather than hold them
on such condition.
VIII the Globe deny that The "malign in
iluence" ao,o controls the public patronage?
nc il does, we pledge ourselves TO prove the
| truth Of our assertions, either in court OF
justice or before committee Of congress.
The Globe asserts that our political inte
! rests have brought us to support those who
seem 10 look Tor elevation by ealumniating fc-
male innocence. IL is not SO We are abus-
ed aud denounced because we would not sup
port female Influence Ia The administration Of
public Affairs. Had we been controlled by
such motives as the Globe attributes, we
would have played the sycophantto Mr.. Van
| Buien; We would have nattcrcd General
! Jaekson and VIM. b. Lewis; we ould have
shared our profits with Amos Kendall; we
| would have testified 10 the Innocence Of those
of whose conduct we knew nothing, aud
would have grown ilch 10y sacrificing our in
| dependence 10 shetc oi patriotism. Ia a
word, we wsuld have doac precisely what
The Globe was established TO do.-Iti
The Editor OF the baltimore Gazette makes
| the following remliks. setete bat just. cad
| perfectly "a accordance Ntth ouI oWn Opln-
IONS. The Rev. gentleman referred 10 has
loisied himself before The pubiir. to has Enrd
ding, and must not expect 10 iIna Shelter be-
hind It's pretended sahslH,.
| "in the exposition now putsi-hrd. the Rev
Mr.. Ely appears IN 40 en,Iable hight II
there bc one character on earth tbst 10 hear
ty despise, n Is that OF polsileat Pau sois. who
endeayours 10 urge has tlock ~ sirie instead
Of guiding them 10 Heaven. Iho Dcsd "a
said TO have been hullcd from Paradise los
a less ofience-less. because 10 his rcbe ilioa
he did aoi add kygoefsy 10 the honor 81
the reverend Clergy ol this county Il nlasl
be said, that there are iew Who 80 Tar Jorge
their stations aud their cutics, a. TO loll. -
the example OF Mr.. Ely-and experience sai
taught hiBa. that, however ambitious he msy
be to play, the part Of " oolsey, be has uei
Their the ability nor the power. 4 be- iia.s
when EVOLVES IN Sleeps clothing could 1e
siroy the flock, il 1t ever existed, has passee
and Mr. lily can no mare uniie politics
wi,b rels ion, lAan be can blen1 the eEessen
with the crosS"
The following remarks arc made ~ tb'
Richmond Whis, spd we extract thetn, - ca
pressing our own ideas on the subject;
"NeXt 10 liiv g0veTnmeni OF Iilfsts, ~
government u the peiilcoat . ahmed I.
I Mr.. Randolph, backed - all h,stoiy, 10 I
} the worst, ara q ought not 10 oceasion eur
plise that heencn abeuid fesrEt ths dssfs
I ding control Eighteen moalhs asa, We a
, lirmed, upon goou Authority, dat p~tlle o.
influence vac lvit al vs. ashlngton. Ihfs
months $50, We alleged, upon tls sntbefH
Of disting uished JueAslIs ussE, iiast pssiieos
, influence Was not Oaiy iclt, bat that RE 'ea'
: dinal principle % llais secosad Jlrasaa Ad1
nislrailon Was 60 establish a eeaiSla iaat q
5 ! " asLinston sOelel.; sh4i nas0 has lvsl tss'