Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

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probable that Mr. CHnLTeN has been defeat
ed by Mr.. Halves, by small majority which
is yarisusly stated, at 8, Is and Is.
Iad;ana 1T appears from the following
paragraph. which we End 10 the INDIANA
"Polltical Clarion . that our friends are like
that State, and we may, consequently, look
for the election of Senator whose views
are in conformity with our own:
50 far as we have, as yet, received psiit
zeal intelligence relative TO the political as
pect OF the next Legislature, We have 20 Ma
Gieqal Republican Representatives.. and 10
Jacksonians-7 National Republican Sena
fers, and Jacksonlans. We have very lit
@le doubt but that the result viii show, on a
JOINT ballot. a majority fer the American
System and HENRY CLAY"
.4rhansas election of Mr. Sewer, the
Delegate from Arkansas III the last Congress.
IS closely contested by MIR. Desha. In Pu-
laski county. SEWER had = IL votes, and Desha
2io.-lt Is believed, however, by The Editor
\ OF the Arkansas Gazette, that Mr. Sewer
/ has been elected.
savs-''We are almost glad Mr. Calhoun is
.NmtyJer II has made Gesrgia the most
thorough going State against Modification,
ia the Whsle Union"
The Washington Telegraph says eve
honestly believe, that all the influence of all
the efiice holders in the country cannot Sc
cure the reelection Of Gen Jackson; and
AE..f
jackson continues candidate, he will not
receive thirty votes"
There is no doubt but tina, the friends OF
Mr.. CLAY have gained signal triumph in
Kentucky. 1t will be remembered, we stat
ed, that we wet-a consider this triumph, the
most signal political victory ever obtained
h 10 America. We now repeat this assertion.
Our friends there have had to contend a.
gaERst nage-ofticial interior
h ence-corruption-int intrigue, and every spe-
"A cies o. artiai msnHuyring 1t is success "a
/ sainst such odds, that makes the triumph
n Not that we have succeeded in turning out
II all the Jackson members of Congress-not
H that we have put down Jacksonisn there
II not even that we Frustrated it Tor time All
/ this we have failed to do But the current
II
been relied back We have not only stood
our ground, but advanced We have OBJ
tanned gam III cur members of Congress
we have succeeded in electlng a ma ierity of
our iriends in the State Legislature-we have
secured Senator in Coneress-see have po-
Eilteaily reyoiutionizea the State Let it al
ways be kept in mind, that there is no turn
ing back I'ae ball once put in motion, rolls
lac &c Nl,eh oI
sonism above every thing else in the world,
cannot climb up hill In this view, however,,
I'VE would not pass by, without severe re
buke, the conduct of certain opposition edi-
tors in Kentucky, who have Internationally
perhaps, deceived many who relied on their
siatements, Their pompous parades, and
loud mouthed notes OF victories never obtain
LED, ought to make them ashamed of thenl-
selves. 1t wretched policy of proclaim
ing as certain, doubtful strength. The re-
vulsl0n IS always certain, and comes with
bad effect.
That the electoral vote of Kentucky will
Ibe for Mr.. Clay, we think is now certain
He deserves it at the hands of his fellow citi
|zeus - They should delight to do honor to
THE man who has in reality ''flled the mca-
Sure OF his country's glery," not by single
military exploit, but by life devoted to her
Interests, her fame and her honor--A life of
patiiotlsm-otputhc virtue and splendid ma
[Htlenal sereices.-.4teG. Gag.
III Mr.. Talialerro has lost his election in the
Northern Neck Distric, by about seventy
votes Mr. CHM the successful candidate
Is we learn, gentleman of talents s prom
Bse This result need not occasion the least
10y among those who still cling in the ship
wreck OF party. to the poor plank of Jack
lsGnism. Mr.. Chlnn unequivocally declared
himself in favor oil Mr.. Calhoun for the Presi
ldency, and tins declaration we believe alone
secured his election Had he avowed him
Eelf in favor OF Jackson his defeat would Ger
taInly have errsued Mr.. T. lost ground in
consequence of local feelings. and report
\ Injurious to him which obtained currency,
lelative to the election OF the clerk in King
icorge. We have the best evidence for be-
i Elevlng that the Neck is entirely opposed to
t'acAsOn, and that this feeling is daily increas-
Ins, gentlemen every day expressing their
determination no longer to support an Ad
InlnlstratIon which has disgraced and degrad-
I'd the country, and caused every true
american to blush at the shameful condition
IN which it is placed.
RI INDIANA The Baltimore Chronicle of yes
Ierday, contains the following letter. dated
"Carlisle, Indiana. jug. 10.
"lhe elections have taken place here, and
ave rcSLltedi IN the total defeat of jackson
Sn. Judge Law A CLAW man is elected IA