Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-08


buted to that cause
II ttcii0n Of Spedker.-At 70 o'clock on
IN DAY last, the first session Of the ED Con
n 3, was opened at the capitol. The Hause
= organized, proceeded to the electi,n Of
y aker. when. on the first ballot The Hon.
+ DgEW STEVENSON, of Virripia,
!. lker of the House of Representative. for
II two last Congresses, was re elecied to
s office.
:. FORCE a. WAGGAMAN, ESQ. a firm and
a ied TREND OF Mr. GAYS has been elect
SENATOR IN Congress from the State OF
: iiana' to succeed Mr. Livingston. The
= s'ood. az The last ballot, Tor Waggaman
r s9r Carleton 30--.1ler. Gazette.
George A. Waggo'aan, E,q, the gentleman
selected 10 succeed Mr. Livingston. is
ve we believe Of Mary land-a gentleman
a foe talents Judge, and
q ach and uncompromising friend Of Mr.
{ Mr.. Carleton the defeated candidate,
. rother 10 law Of Mr.. Livingston, having
ried the sister Of his SECOND wife, and is
Feseated, rs man of talents and sharsc
Varioxs and subtle have been the STRAIT
ms by the Government at Washington to
, upon public sentiment in Louisiana, In
, br of Mr.. Carleton; Of which the mos,
emphbie was to grant daily mail 10
ashingten and ascribethe favor 20 the elo
nee and solicitation OF Mr. Carleton
inning herein. overresched itself
When the state Of psrties in the Senate is
bsldered. the anxiety Of the President, Ii
sston, &c to procure good jackson man
succeed Mr. Livingston, ia natural enough
re Jacksoaisn---we puean Van Buren Jack
ism--is in an unequivoeal minority in thai
|dy, and we may now nationally kopeto,er
august body what the Consttuti.s i,
hded 1t should bs--a couaterpoiss to the
eat powers which Il was >ecesssry to con
e to one man, We uay new hspe 10 see
Senate reasscrt and indicate its right, in
last few years.impaired by complaisance
the Executive will
Mr.. Gays reply to the anti snasons Of Indi-
a, Is attracting large share Of applause
ven eur contemporary, has tue csndsr to
NIT that in that answer. he has done bin-
Justice" What was easier than for Mr..
ay to have secured the help of that pswer-
and enthusiastic party? Even little g
vocation, a little "judicieus" a,ystlficatios
euld have answered the purpose. fer the
pass OF tue party were his political friends
Vac he followed Jackscu's example Of dissen,.
ng his real sentiments be n.igst, like him.
i've been supported in one place as mason
ind 10 In another as an anti Masoo-as Jack.
Jon was supported as a tariff man in Penn
tylvanih, and lis foe in Virginia Mr.. Civ
has supported bis character for cazder and
Independence Of al! cur eminent n,ep. his
b0urse alone has been at all times open and
budisguised Richmond Hdag.
Official groanings and imprecatisns From
lhe Washington Globe of hur.dar.
"We have q party in this country, which
Rmploys even the brlef authority ler,sit,ed
Binder cur institutions 10 asssii public osiaion.
bad to build up All sfstocrattc fortress 81
[A,nst 1t, Their whole effort here as IN k.ns
land, is to reader abcTiise the ,abn-a al a
Hopular administrator, III bebalf Of tie re H..
|of the people The leader of The acl,ts
&ratic opposition 10 this country, was bxt the
Sther day brought tito the Senate sy a VIC
k,tion oil Greet instruction form the peot,lc 10
heir representative. 10 whose vote ls owes
is elevation. This is practical lus,ratcn
4f the principles Of himself and of his party
which we think leaves nothing to conjecture
The course OF the present senators from
E2Nlaipe--ef Senator IRON New Hampshire.
Eand OF some other Senators who have id de-
iaBce TO the kaown will OF the State they RI
present, to subserye the intel ests oil this new
leader of the aristocratic phaianix, is Ia pey
feet keeping with the principals aad motive.
Of the sasmies OF the rights Of the people
throughout the world. The same men in
England would be tories; in France. Carlists,
in Poland. Russians"
Among the "some other senaiers' are
Messrs. Tazwell and TyIer,-Iores, CARL
SIS, Russians. Aristecrats, Traitors, Mon
steIs-.Mat Gag.
Newspapers IN Cincinnati The Catholic
Telegraph, new the ologIcal paper, made
It's appearance in very neat dress a few DAYS
since This makes the Eth paper pnbIsb
ed in this city. Oh this number. three are i
sued daily, two semi weekly, and fiy. semi
monthly Three are Commercial and soliti
cal. one medical, one anti masonic, two lite
rary and miscellaneous. Besides this, pros