Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Eztrac, from Mr. HOLNzs' speech in the

ne gentleman from South carolina MIR.
Hsyne) wants jubilee What another, and
so soon, too? sir, the one which you have
viii not expire, at soonest, until the 4th of
March, 1855; and now you would have ano-
Their on the back Of thisi The tribes of Is
rael (and they were a discontinued set) were
satisfied with one year in fifty. Then all
debts were cancelled, all prisoners released,
and those who had in any way been de-
pTlved oftheir lands had them restored he
poor India IS would, think, be satisfied with
such jubilee. But, on the 4th March, 1899,
You blew the trumphet, and the jubilee was
announced for four years at least, and am
sure more and greater blessings were antici-
pated than the Israeites ever enjoyed in all
tteir jubiiets. Very much was promised and
very much too was realized. Editors, post
masters, and contractors, were TO have of
fices--and IT scas So Friends were to be re
warded and enemies punished-snd it scas so,
with vengence; and even friends were mas
sacred, who we're a stumblH < block in the
road to ambition. Reform was to be thoro'
and it IS 500 thorough that the Presi
dent is now engaged most of his time, IN re-
forming his own reformatIonl The Bank was
to be abolished, ana new one established,
based on The puollc revenues, and as there is
50 large a surplus OF these and all were to
come and have what money they wouldp
mean the friends Of the adninistration-and
Il Is TO be so-that is, f the question can be
postponed until qfier the merit elcctionl And
IN addition to these, you have enjoyed, and
are still enjoying, many things winch were
not promised
1.-The President has done what no other
man ever did or can do; he has, as it were
annIhilated space, and an American Minister
IS near to TIE court to which be is appointed,
SO long as he can get no further off, lie has,
moreover. Invented and sent off politics, fl
Tor any size or any form! Are you demo
craft am The father olthe democratic par
~. Are you for amalgamation? See my
t1rst Cablnet-poor feilcwsl Are you a le-
deraiistP See my last .tayopr to one.-The
iederalist had been so long neglected, that
was determined TO make up for lost time?
Are you against appointing members OF Con
sress TO Office? See my precepts. Are you
Tor II! Dee my practlses. Are you against
internal improvements? See my Mays,iIle
0eto Are you for them? See an act of the
same day, embracing the same principles. Is
approved by Andrew jackson Are you for
nuiliiicationp | bad no power (do you see
TO execute law, nor even a treaty, against
the will of a sovereign STATED" Are YOU a
gainst it? Read my letter to the Charleston
dinner eaters Are you against the Bankp
Read my first message. Are you for il?
Head my last And to come to the subject
directly before us, are you for or against a
protective tariff? On that subject am tins
that, or nothing, and precisely as you please
gentlemen! Now, with all these blessings
pouring IN upon you like torrent, will you
so away No, stay, and enjoy this jubilee!
W bat delightful VARIETY Are you not lend
OF variety? Ii you are. you never can ex
pect to hnd greater than under this monde
script administration"
Pennsytrania.-A convention OF anti-ma-
sonic delegates met in Harrisburg, on the q3d
ilt, (pne hln ired and three ineabers
present) On the next day Joseph Ritner
was nominated as candidate for Governor,
and gentlemen placed in nomination as cleo.
toral candidates, who are required to give
pledge 10 vote for William Writ, and A
Ellma!ler, the candidates of the party for
President and Vice President.
Senator Moore has published in the Wash
lngton Telegraph long Card directed
against MIR. J I. Bergen, member OF the
House of Representatives. from New York.
he concludes thus by reueating behind
Webb he (bergen) has placed himself with
out the pale OF honour, and below antmad
version. am restrained by sell respect, by
respect for the body of which he is mem
Der, and regard for the feelings of those
who would participate in the consequent de-
gradaiioD. from inilictng upon him that per
sonal hastisement which caiinmy SO base
and which, but for his skulklng cowardce,
his accidental relation to society would seem
to demand But, degraded as he is, il he can
prevail upob any one OF the thirty eight Re
representatives. OF New York 10 bear his an
swer (and he surely can il he has any claims
to be considered genteman,J 1t will re-
C ave the proper notice by me.'
All the proceedings to which this Ian
guage has reference, reflects discredit on all
The parties. II is lamentable that so much
space should be given in the newspapers TO
correspondence Of the kind The two fold
affair of honor began with an improper dis
closure OF private conversation, was then en-
fiched by A gross libel and is now complica-
ted bracety with challenges, coarse abuse,
Outrage upon the laws and morals Of the
country Nat. Gag
The Washington Globe says
an other Navies, the sailor is an animal,
who is recruited by press gang, and lntoxi
Gated for a battle la the American Navy
| he may become man, voluntarily enlsting,
and spontaneously sober"
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