Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.
pENNSfI.k WANNA.

'fn 1923 Gen. jackson received f0d Goa
votes Tor The Presidency IN this State, MIR.
Adams 50,S4S votes 10 1929, Mr.. VOL,
the Jackson candidate for Gov ernor, recelv
I ed but 79,2i9 voies; and IN 1880, the jack-
! son candidates for Congress received but H.,
| 10 votes 1t is admitted b, all. that the great
esl failing off" from Jacksonism, has taken
place since 1850; aud II will readily be per
ceived by an examination OF the above votes,
that with single ticket, the opposition can
readily avert the electoral vote OF this State
from the present. dynasty"
| BY the above it viii be perceived that Gen.
Jackson's strength in Pennsylvania was 40,-
600 less in 1880 than in 1928 III he has lost
only halt as many supporters during the last
two years as during the two preceding. then
is he IA the minority IN that State. .Notss Ger.
ron as the venerable Richie would say.
Recent distinguished dsserters Of Juckson.
Gen Pitcher, member OF Congress from
New York.
MIR. Russell, member Of Congress from q
hio.
| Gen krepps, member Of the Senate Penn'a.
Mr. Miller. do do do
Mr.. Dunlap. member Of the House of Re-
representatives. ofPennsyvania-
The Editor OF the ". T. Cour. Il Enquirer.
The Editor of the Pennsylvania Iaqlirer.
| The st. Louis Beacon. (Benton's organ }
| The Bellefonte Patriot. Centre county, Pa.
| The M,filn Eagle. Mitfiin county, Pa.
The Huntingdon Courier, Huntington, Pa.
! THE Muncy Telegraph. Lycoming CO. Pa.
| The Lancaster Miscellany, Lancaster co.
Pennsylvania.
| The Irish Patriot & Shield, Philadelphia.
| The Poughkeepsie Republican, POUCH
keepsie. New York
| The Munroe Republican, Monroe. Orange
county, New York
Together with many others Of equal note
and influence.
| A letter from Paris of the 18th July, states
! that "Mr RIvEs leaves Us to morrow, for
England he will visit London, take a rapid
view of England, see the most striking points
Of Scotland, and return to France IN Sep.
tember He will sail from Havre about the
LIST October" -
The mode in which the Globe was esiab-
lshed is characteristic Of the men who con
lduct it, II is well kaewa here at lcasis that
Mr.. Blair came 10 this csty wtth orders 20 the
loffice holders TO raise the accessory iandsior
purchasing a Napier Press tits well known
That those Office holders whose situations are
I, most lucrative, were assembled together al
he Coffee House, coraes OF Pine aud wa
liam streets that there, Blair came before
Them with his endorsements from Washing
: l,on, and nodesily requested them to g'ye bun
t,eo thousand dollars TO purchase Napier
Press. and fee Hundreds for other purposes
In is also well known that his request was
4 complied with, and tkat euery pessors present
l,eas assessed tsco hundred dollars Of their gDiet
salary, to sustain the Official Press al ttas'l
ltagtossl Yet this Press, thus established and
supported by the Peoples noney through the
loffice holders and executive patronage edit
ed as it is by unprinciplcd aud ai.gsstei''
, neresraries, -dares pirate oil inIispen" zee.
y ,hr;bery. Of Republican pEiac'''. aud a Lot
!, d saa hsHs'ig ~. = Courier.