Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-07-07
ANOTHER "FERDfCTl"
From tie An.t1k HernId of Nedne.dnu.

Fgoh@ 6se Fo.JJh fftFUfd y ~ edHea0dY.
bTiLEs H uG, ESQ has been appointed by
the Executive Of Virginia. upon the recon-
riendation Of he Court Of Aldermen of this
Boron5h, a member OF that body This Is
the first appointment of Alderman for this
Borough under tha new constitution Mr.
Klus took his seat oil the Bench, on Mon
day, at the opening Of pending quarterly
term
We hope this intelligence will not impair
the her0's APPETITE for fish x oysters at Old
Point iyt him read in it, the impotence OF
his maice the scorn OF the People Of Norfolk.
who have known Mites Nins throughout his
honorable and useful life, for him and the in
struments oihis base and petty tyranny
| Il has been asserted by the Telegraph. the
Editor Of which, it is fair to presume, is &C
saaiated with the secret machinery by which
Gen jackson is controlled, and his mind and
movements are regulated, that it is part oil
the system OF managementado by those
immediately about the person Of the Pres
dent, to keep from his knowledge all papers
and Communications the tendency of which
is 70 open his eyes 10 the true situation Of
himself. and the real candtlon cG public sen
intrrcepttu@ in formation. opening correspon-
dence and b~cking up Al the avenues OF
truth in nther countries; but VIC presume that
thu, Is the first time such practice has been
Introduced amons us. One who has set up
as the Presileat of the people, and who has
subsequently been sustained and gloiiiied by
his advocates, on tie grounds of his peculiar
devotion 10 the wishes OF the people, Is to be
kept IN state Of utter lgnorence OF their
real sentiments; and j. to receive the only
knowled e he can gain on the dhject al second
hand. modified. filtered and metamOrphosfd
to suit The peculiar views aud promote the
peculiar interest OF those who constitute the
palace guarl by day, and the grooms of the
chambers by night Unless he conspirators
can at Ia. same time establish correspon-
ding guard, by which truth can be Intercep-
ted 10 its course TO the public ear, il IS too
much for them to expect that these things
can he done Privately, or that the actors can
escape from the just indignation which
such wicked and anti republican designs and
practices must excite in The public bosom In
stead OF preventing public sentiment from
reaching The President. the gentlemen who
have the custody Of his ear and his eye, would
have rendered him more service had they i'm
peded the passage into the world, of certain
franksd letters, which covered requests to be
nominated for re election, prospectuses efthe
Globe, such letters as that to MIR. Huntsman,
ct id genus omne Ii they should have been
at least as determined to prevent his weak
ness and his ambition from leaking out
through the avenues over which they have
assumed watch and waid The simple fact
is, that the President is mere instrument in
the hands of an unprlncipled cabal whose,
IobJect II Is to promote their own views, with
out reference 10 his feelings or his honor, or
the feelings or honor of the country; and
when this dimiuutiye but desperate faction
shr!l Discover, as discover they must, that
them gtfsn will soon terminate with that Of
Gen Jackson, il their struggles TO retain
the ascenlancy which they have usurped,
should not involve stlll more awful conse
qpences TO the public tranquility, it will be
because they want the strength, not the dis
position, TO puI! down the very pillars On which
our republic stands.
INGtioaaI JgutnaI