Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-18

~ Cndrles u. crockett, d Wythe.
We are glad TO find that the friends OF
Barbour, in some of the counties, are not dis
posed to have their noses pulled without re
senting the insult. At meeting at Amherst
Court House, they
Resoired. That we ,pprobeic the PRINCIPLES
avowpd in the letter o! Gen Dade to Tbos
w. G,lmer, Chairman Of the Jackson and
Barbour central committee of correspond.
cn"e, virtually denying the right Of instruc-
ton. --
JOINING events cast their shadows before y
We haze heretofore paid uery lille attention 10
the dtsmr,on OF the Jackson party IN This state,
oDon The subject Of a candidate for the Pice
PRESIDENCY. Finding they proposed 10 unite
GDgn one electoral ticket. ait,ough ,oith difc
sat cie,cs touching the election Of The second
e6tner ~ The government, aCere disposed 10
regard lie affair IL. The character Of domestic
Je.d possessing gerry lille interest 10 those not
Immediately concerned The aspect of things
as no,c changed, and IL appcc,s that, IN eonse
gueiee Of the anti republican, sentiments of q
majority Of the Jackson caucus electors, the
.f'ie'pis Of Judge barbour here actually formed
separate ticket. u. opposition, 10 Mr. Tan Bu
ren- Tins there are three tickets 10 be RIM in
Chs state at The approaching election; and tho
ttco OF them may be in faoo,T Of jackson, one
only can succeed - This presents an important
crisis. tacomabte TO the test interests of our
country. upon nhich zee need not diiate
ihe jachson aud Batbotr Central Commit
tee q Correspondence acting in their official
capacity, haze tately putttsited a spirited and
toen teyiiten address, ,chtch concludes as fol
Toes: Genius OF Liberty
As tlis eomnittaa ara 49,.
strained TO believe that the voice of the SOW
enSn people Of Virginia cannot be fairly ex
pressed by those who will not acknowledge
lheir Obligations TO do so, they have no al
tentative iett bat to discharge the trust which
mas oeen coGtlded 10 them by the Charlottes
vile conventIoh.--ihe 7th resolution of that
convention is as follows:
'"i3esotCed, That'should any'of the electors
dectne Or refuse to obey the will of a major
NY OF the people Of the state, who may vote
IN the election, as fairly expressed at the
polls, the Central Committee be authorized
TO nominate and substitute some other I'M the
stead ofsueh eiector or electors"
Wheretore-Resetped, That as only three
OF tue electors nominated by the Legislative
caucus have consented TO .'obey the will of
a majority Of the people of The state who may
vote IN the election, as fairly expressed at
The polls'-and as four of those electors have
declined to say whether they would or would
not obey such wiil-the following ticket of
electors be recommended to the friends of
jackson and Barbour in the State of Virginia.
1.-The ticket was not presented in time for
this days paper, it will be published on Mon
day Eds. .4dr
kes0tped, That the friends of jackson and
Barbour throughout the commonwealth, be
requested to organize committees ofyigilance
Tor their respective counties, towns and bo
roughs, and TO forward lists of the same 10
the Central Committee.
Re'otued, That copy of these proceed
inSs be furnished to Judge Barbour.
THO w. GILMER, Chm.