Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-24

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stantial service 10 the country; that The bill
which be has patared and supported
through the Hoaso to which he belsRgs, viii
be Jsysus relief, aad great blessing. 20
many hsnes; and valuable cltizsns; and beth
useful and safe 20 the Government. | am
happy in ssoondiBg here, that which he las
50 well sustaise6 elsewhere; and am dssiEsus,
Tor one, of expressing nay thanks for bis yea.
leus devetca % this object, and his success
ful lead in its eccemplishmentn
Tbs ssxs Sresilsacy- presidential
campaign is. CT length, fairly opened The
several parties are formed s forming, under
their iavorite leaders, aud seem prepared to
take TIE heid In great force and with cent?
dsncs oil success Gen. Jackson has formal
" announced himself, as a Candidate for re-
election, to bis early and fast frienss of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, in letter Of the
stninst lie has also been recommended
Tor reelection by state, county, and legisla.
i've conventions, in Nav Hampshire. Maine.
Sew YORK, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, N.
Caroina, Alabama, and lilipsis On the O.
tasr band, tAc friends of the American sys-
'em ana oil ITS Champion, Mr. CLAY. are
rallying x erganizingin all the Eastern. Mid
ole, western, and South Western States
The movement of the Maryland Legislature
IN iayer OF National Convention Of hi.
friends TO be held on tho Cd Monday Of Der.
sext, at baltimore, Is seconded by the vhols
National Republican party There ia 30
oeaas mat thus Convention will take place .as
recommended, K there is just as little doubt
ihst Dir. clay will receive its entire and hear
y support But the contest is not confined
10 the jackson and Clay parties. Tho Anti.
mssoss VIII bold general Convention, in
tSofsmoer, Tor the purpose OF nominating
candidate Tor tue Presidency 1t il not
knewn on whom theischoce win fall. hut !,
very certain that 1t will nsither be upcn
| Jackson nor Clay The strength Of I'll.
party, in the state OF New York. is said 40
have greatly increased SINCE the late alec ion
and II is confidently beloved by many ,hat
1t Is now predominant 10 that state. IL the
mean time, extraordinary and unforeseen a.
vents have occurred to separate from thu
| Jseksonintefest.a large psrfien oft, .trenrtb
10 what iufthere extent the detection win taln
place no one can tell; but Indication, ,h.y
/ that 1t wtll injariously AFFECT the pyo.nsef. or
Genersl jackson in pcnasyivanis, Vivginia.
! South carolina, and Alabama. III. eenf.
destly asserted that Mr.. Calhoun is to be
;, proposed by his friends in those states, AS
Candidate for the Presidency, in oppositisn
to General Jackson We shall then have
Jour candidates, all vigorously supported. A
ere sinseance which win render sn election
by the people entirely Improbable. There
IS reassn, too, to believe, that the contest
VIII be more violent than any that has here
toiofc sBitated the country; and, Ged grant,
that u may not realize the fore bodiag Of these
VINO nave sand thatlt will be the "lasi slccsisn
Of Pfssiasat q The United Ststesp
Boston Palladium.
| Commodore LEWIS WARRINGTON has kaen
appointed to the command ftha Navy Yard
ana STATEN at Philadelphia, in tho place Of
Commodore Bainbridge.---It was rnmored
some time back, that Com 3D. had returned
letter which the 4th Auditor had address
cd to him, with the remark that he held HI,
commission from the Pre,idens Of the United
States, and therefore did not feel hipself
bonnd to obey envy ether emanating from
subordinate officer of the Treasury. Can il
De, that the veracious and grateful 9TH Audi
tor has had any hand in this business. and
that 1t Is pttaisssseat fer Con- Bs auiacty
10 coasemning the orders Of the Secretary of
the Navy de fGcss2--Col Gag.
The RichmoHd Wing intimstes that no
little maaoeuvering has been resortsd ia. in or
der to prevent an expression of appreciation,
by the Legislature, OF Vac conduct Of Ms.srs.
IAzEwEEL and TYLER. We have good vea-
son to believe also, that the Junto tnannuv-
red to prevent the re- election OF Gov FLOYD:
bat dreaGing failure, first dssisted. and thsn
whipped IN. The storm 10 brewing in Vir-
ginia. We wish it would burst upon the pre-.
per heads and sweep them into uaerited OBJ
scunty. The present Legislature may, how
ever, do somsthing TO the honor OF the Vir.
ginis senatsrs before il separates. The PEN
stoned presses are busy in abusing these esa.
tIcmen. Let their constituents shsw thea,
that tasy knew how to appreciate indepen-
denee and hsnesty-Virginia feeling should
DO oil alive Ca the subject.
The Pofsase.-On Monday lass the Peto-
mac and Connscocheagsc were absut fifteen
feet absve low watsY nark, the great rise
having been produced by rain which saus-
ed rapid melting of the snow in the noun
tains abeye.-These streams reese considera-
bly, above the banks, inundatng fields, asd
drifting before their rapid currents every
thing msveable within their reach.
great quantity Of produce has passed
this place frsn the upper country, en- its way
to Market. Among the boats to which pub
lie attention was here directed. was new
keel, Of beautiful nsdel, asd of greater
dimensioEs, than any ever used on ths river
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