Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-30

States will not aid ssthe Great Forsaken" ane
his man Amos, in branding as defaulters sun
dry able, faithful, and honest men, turned
out Of Office for being such, and 20 whom the
government Is indebted One of these poll
| ticaI mad-caps stonStatesman-hold:
forth az follows on the subject of the Court
Listenl
1T is as we before remarked, an alarming
case of Judicial Legislation, aye, of usurPa.
ton, and shows the necessity of placing that
branch of the government on different foot
ing. Impeachment of the Judges is found
to be farce, but they may be got rid of by
remoielling Of the court-Take the benches
down and the Judges go with it"
Or. in plain English, says the Philadelphia
Clay maa"-'.If folks won't knock under to
the executive, they shall TO the Commander
in Chief."-.E Y. Gem
Hynger.-An administration paperin Penn
sylvania, whose hope has been deferred I'M
til his heart is sick, thus pathetically ind-
Gates the emptiness OF his stomach:-
The original and real friends of the Pres
dent, in this state, have yet 10 receive any
substantial marks ofhis favor and confidence;
and, 10 our opinion, it will be well if on the
present occasion, they are not again over
looked and disappointed. ibid
''iSa,d among the Prophets Not long be-
fore the last Presidential election, candidate
Jackson oaid-
at required no depth of thought to be con-
vinced that corruption will be the order of the
day, il the President shall make important
appointments from among members OF Con-
gress
L. 4 - = NJ H..
sident has so often tried the experiment, a0d
at no other time has corruption been so
much the order Of the day.-ibid.
The RichmsHd Wing savs-"We are firm
and confident in the opinion, which gathers
strength every day, every hour, that General
Jackson ~iH not get The vote Of the ancient
dominion"
Mdiana-A Governor, members of Con
gress, and members of the State Legislature
are to he elected in Indiana, in August next
The jackson party have taken party grounds
in all the elections, and pretend to anticipate
success, do not pretend to speak Of their
prospects, because have learned that polit
zeal partizans are not the most accurate jud
ges OF their own standing.
Keniucky-There is very active canvass
in Kentucky fer members OF Congress. and
members of the State Legislature. jackson
and Clay are the pass words oil the parties,
and, as is common in Kentucky, both par
ties are SIRE Of success. Last year both par
ties succeeded AT first thought this would
seem comfortable result, but 1t was not
found to be So on actual experiment hope
that one party may prevail this year have
my preference of parties, but | prefer that
my friends should he beaten, rather than sue
coed as they did last year
Minois-A member Of Congress is to be
elected in Illinois this summer. There are
already six candidates on the track, mount
ed on various hobbies, one of which is, the
right of the State to take possession as own-
err, OF the public lands lhls would spoil
Mr. Benton's land scheme altogether. The
two projects are not unlike each other-both
being inventions for individual use, and both
tending to distract the public councils of the
country, without producing any public good.
.MsSsotui-The election for member Of
Congress in Missouri, takes place this sum-
mer. There are three Jackson candidates
out, and more are understood to be in train
ing-[ Cincinnati Gazette.
Toice of MARYLAND are gra.ihed to
learn that the National Republicans arc up
tory TO the fall elections, and that we have
the most cheering prospects of a most signal
triuml h over that fell spirit of Jacksonism
which has made the land turn pale.--Bdltl
more Patriot
The General Jacksoa.--It is well known
that Bonaparte, like most "men OF destiny"
was superstitious. While in Egypt, he was
Uniformed Of the loss Of fine boat, called HE
| ITALY, which had run aground on the western
bank of the Nile, and was blown up by the
commander, after a desperate combat with
enemy. Napoleon immediately exclaimed,
"Italy is lost to Francei My forebodings ne
yer deceive me.n 1t was in vain to remind
him that the kingdom of Italy had nothing
TO do with the boat ltaly-he persisted In be-
| lieving that Italy was lost to France.
| Now what will General jackson (another
man of destiny say TO these steamboat dis
astersP Twice has the GENERAL JACKSON
been blown up-killing, scalding, and terri
| Tying all on board.
Will the political steamboat General Jack
son blow up likewiseP II started under pro
digous high pressure, and was built without
a safety valve. The late accident is said to
have happened because an ''incompetentboy
had charge of the engine''-- now it happens
that an incompetent old man has charge Of ht
political machine, s0ithout strength TO Gtotc of
the steam, or TO supply the boiler 10Th ,cater
1t will burst Passengers, keep clear oil the
boiler! Even Duff shea.s out OF tue way.
The Richmond Wing. IN speaking OF thu