Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-10

,ts ie~isjeluse If lhs State u Mari
,aal. received by a member OF Con
grsss, we are glad 10 learn that tbs Re
representatives. Of the People of that State
have spoken trunpst-tonsued. very
intslIg.6le language on the subject Of
these msdera reforms OF the errors ei
THAR fst1sr,. 4 resolution was lately
ietrosuctdialo the House Of Delegates
(whoss members were chosen ID octo-
Der last) o0Ats 9pistmg az alteration of
the Constitution Of he United States 50
o. to allow an sppsal 10 the Senate OF
the United States frem tbs decisions oil
the Supreme Court. IN cases involving
tie coastt1GonsltJ 81 state Laws, end
requiring tho sonesrrsacs Of tDo thirds
OF TIE Senate TO declaTs q state Law
unc constitutional After a short Discus
sion, the question was decided oy keas
aud Nays, fifty nirs Inc =. ber' votinga-
gaiost the proposition, 100 t'so To issoT
Of it. Thirty 10 ene.--N4T. !NT
The attentive reader will not fail to
rsmsrk as, els # the rssi porten'0us
indications Of hostility towards the Ju-
dietary of the United States, a motion
yesterday made IN the douse OF Repre-
sentatiyes looking 10 Limitation Of the
term of seryl.e Of the Judges OF the
Courts Of tie Uu,ted States. IL Is graz
tify'ns 10 see by what vote It was sls-
counienauced, although it pfoposad &C
enquiry nerely, on which ground, GA
ny OF those who favored ITS confederation
voted Ia the affirmative Oh that q1ee-
tloa Oue hundred snd hiteeu gates
10 sixty-one, ssaiost the consideration
Of q proFos sion, is, for another reason
an oger@ imiBg negative; because
many vote feT considering 4 resolution
.rous sn idss If its being due in courte-
sy TO the member who moves it.
NAT. INr.
The q. s. Telegraph has oIaost CIV
en- up fhs gbast, in anticipation Of that
catastrophe which is generally suppos'
ed to be at ssn5 So ts suppression name
y, BY the "Glebe''--a paper estsb-
llahs3 since the meeting Of Congress,
without prospectus, or previous s'.6.
ecrlber (ws prssume1 strange fact
walchepeaks Votum IS, and denotes the
reliance Of lis fourdSr upon power and
its premises As sae Globe goes up the
Talegraph gee q ewn. Us Coionus have
prcseuted during lhls winter tde most
remarkable contrast With ina hectosng
aud dom5nearing cbsracter II exhibited
during the days Of is :<sa'my st&se."---
Dod~Ihe ccnceited aud voiuole Duff
has no longer wosI 10 throw at dog
The Cuckra note OF the "Cogiit;nn''--
the slsng of bargain, intrigue and Get
ruptloo"-- toe praises Of tbs Hero aud
(styangest Of Slid even abUes of Hcary
Clsy--hsve ceased u adoFa it, colu ans,
and ntsxicste the zesl Of Jscksunjsm.
tEs harp Ok Eais sweet bard scu9riIity,
oiendaclty aud Western Jacksoniam
(Fasit could mover forse circulation TO
any eytanf, 10 Virginia. is bung upon
the wjiaws. Ihs Gioha IS now Tue go
fer, tA@t comsines Iacksonism with
tao EUra a,snr-~snd through the Globe,
the hsFs fe nuw supposed 20 intimate
bis wshass ~ ssclsse his will-tsup-
posed BY many people 10 DE oae and the
sauna thDg)
whatever the csuss, its plain, thst
tha TeSe graph is no longer in power
whether because is arrogance ana IN
decencY had sccan8 'nsolsrable to IFS
own friends~-as thst il suffers the de.
preston which pertains to whatever is
Calbeus, under the now admitted rs
ceRdsncy of the northern planet or
from both unltaa es tnoY not the
Cause, but the effect 10 Obvious aud
palps ble.--T'hs Telegraph shorn Of pa.
tf9naGs rust soon JOIN the Washington
Republican in its sluost forgotten
grave; and this seems tn be fareseen
and permitted, as manifested in the at
tempt said to be making, of providing
for Bud O past, which will still enable
him to live at The rack and manager OF
The Treasury, WHEN the light Of the
Telegraph 'tia!f, (wsful catastropheD is
snubsd out forever.-R ich,aond Whik.
There are not MANY men Of distinction A.
Hsngst us, who figure well as public speak
ers. 10 tie present Congress, there are
scare first rata lawyers, but their forte daes
not lie ia oratsry. Mr. Bucrrr.vtN,s voice
and manner We do not admire, though he il
SQUAD aad able advocate. Mr. SToxps il
sonewhat heavy. Lir. NcDUrrg violates
all tbs rules OF csrrsct speaking. though he
10 always Hstenek to with attention and sstis.
Yastlsn. Perhaps Mr. EVERETT excelsin the
HOUSE as 3 Corract spa.kAr n. ho,.n.~