Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-14

Css.'ions assi .1rnrcrs FIR ear yschniied
Fgieads HsN mary people are there in
this ccuztry, whe have 10 be fed aBd eiothedP
.qastrer About twelve mill'ons.
I'd Shall thsy be fed and clothed with our
own labor, or with foreign labor
fms. Our citizens sheuld be I'd and clOih-
ed by American manufacturers. in prefer
suce to all others, because society can cniy
be sustained in prosperity, by nhituai de-
pendcnce OF the labsr OF each other.
81. What are American Manufacturer
ms. Boot. and shses. hats, cloihInE OF cv-
cry Sisclptisn, all articles Of household ne
cess,tF, all fabrics of every kind, from We
.etabla sr rsincraI substance.
4th Gould any Of these manufacturers DO
sustained without The Tariff
Ans No they could not. Repeal The tariff
and all articles ofthe most common neces-
sity wsnid be imported from abroad, SO long
az we had any money to pay for them.
5th Why wsuld that happenP
ms. Because in England, labciing man
works Is hours eut of the "a, for less than 80
ccAis; and here wages are 81 % And IS
the principal value of manufactures, Is IN the
labor. unles. that al our own country Is pro-
tectsd from the interferencc oil gsfeign labor
ours ufust fall down nearly as low as labor 10
abroad.
6ih. The Tariff then is protection 10 the
iaborcr. and the mechanic. How can that
lie If they have TO pay more money Tor their
clethia.?
FMS The facts not so They do not pay
more for their clothes, but ii they did, by
shutting out the labor OF the oh countries,slt
gives employment to the laborers and me-
cianics of our ewn; and gives them three
times as much wages us they would receive,
ifthat were allowed 10 come INTO coFBPetllloa
with them Repeal the Tariff, aud we should
ali have to be farmers withoat market for
eur produce mechanics would not e wanted
IN. VIII the Tariff be repe alcd II Gen.
Jack son Should be re elected
.8as Al the official papers in favor of him
says 80. The Evening Post, the Giobs, the
Telegraph, the Richmond Enquirer, all
breathe bat one language, which is, down
with the Tarif.-.N 7. Age
We are aware that labored efforts have
been naade by individuals, supposed to have
much Influence with the Executive, TO create
belief that support OF General Jackson and
Opposition 10 MIR Calhoun, are convertible
terms II is tme that Il is matter should be
distinctly understood. MIR Caihouns friends
are net The aggressors; they will sot be tram
pied upon with IMMUNITY. The paftlsans Of
POSITION in charging The South with
= TREA SON" and, therefore, have repre-
sented the doctrine of the South Carolina
protestant the proposition for conyentisn,
by the opposition of The tariff, as reasonable.
The eyes ofthe nation viii now be opened to I
the Inducements which led Mr.. Van Buren, to /
iatc ior the tariff Of 1873, at the same time
that he praiested against ito the motive
which c eaied The case Of the excitement ia
tie South Eat the Globe stands pledged;i il
= teted 70 produce its proof We would
warn he resrs ctahle editor Of The Louisville
Advertiser against further endorsement of A.
mos s Co. lie knows them, and bis own
flies have some ind;ge stblc matter. "A word
.9cc,t'ej3t Yesterday afternoon distress
in% ac21ent tcfei fine youth named John-
sen. a5on i2 years of age, Wide engagedin
.'}.Gg . Kite in Henry street. The kite had
i"tome eniapg lCd to the second story win
dow, aad While The youth was endea,oriag
to free it he lost his balance, and fell upon
TIE iron railing in lront.-Cnc Of the spikes
penetrated his neck, and he was otherwise
mu.h injured. yet he was sill alive this NOR
nng, and so}no hopes entertained that he viii
recover.-.Nesc Fo'&c Commercial.
tnckr clergyman, being told that some 'new
'jstts' had appeared in the religious world,
r.i'''ed emphat'ca ly, 81 wish we could hear
OF some new {Uers"
We are struck with the motto OF the Bur-
lagton Free Press-"Not the glory of Cae-
Sar, bit the welfare OF Rome" Ii is posi-
hc this motto has frequently passed under
our eye before unnoticcd, and that We only
remark il now because Of It's present special
Very certainly the spirit ofthe
times is idolatry OF Caesar rather than care
fer 1.-THE welfare Of Rome -
.Nt,c York .4tnerica,,
II Is stated in the Barnstable Patriot that
the t4lh child Of Mr. Salathiel Nickerson was
latoly married by the same cier gyrnan who
bad united all the Others to their different
ielPmatcs; aud ihat the 18th viii probably
soon he settiedin similar manner. All his
caiidrcn are settled around ham
There has been a sad mistake in reprinting
t'en 3aclson's celebrated political motto---
Never 10 seek nsr TO decline Office" Ills
friends assure us that he * the most conss-
tent OF men. II so, the original of his must
have been always TO seek and never To de-
cline Office"