Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25

To enable the tax-paying citizens OF the
State OF New York; TO Judge what Governor
Marcy considers legitimate objects Of
"SPOlL," we submit some items which
Judge Marcy charged 70 the people OF this
State, and which were audited aud paid by
Comptroller Wight. as follows:
Estate OF New YoAx,
so William l.. Marcg. Dr..
"For expenses Of holding special court, at
isockport, in June, 1880.
Baggage, tporteragel 0 ii
"Shaving, O25
t'Work donr TO my PANTALooNsA o so
postage bill, 0 81
pad servant, John - O 80
"Shee black, ] 80
"WiNiI washing, G 81
Here is the bin of a man who lives on
e'SPOILS!' And what precious exhibition
OF nieauness and rapac,ty il Is! As a Judge of
the supreme court, Marcy was receiving
$4,000 year from the people. This, ho we
yer, did not satisfy him. For holding cir
cnit at L0ckport, he renders bill of SO 731
for expenses which WAS paid; and among
these expenses are chsrges for STA { tg, shoe
biaekidg, ,c6shing, ne,sdtng paatatooas, Wiac,
SC SC
This is fair specimen of the "SPOiLS"
upon which the Albany Regency is growing
rich, insolcnt and tyrannical
Freemen Of New York, will You elect a
man Governor Of this State. who CHARGED
| YOU WITH TIE EXPENSE OF MEND.
ING HIS PhNTALUONs?
CoMmGNr-Fhis is bad enough IN all con
Science; but still, II is not so hdI as the con.
duct of Mr. Van Buren,
We state a fact, for the truth OF which we
! refe" TO Gov. Branch: " hen that gentle
| nah was Secretary Of he Navy, Mr.. Van Blu
| rem made an application to him in behalf Of
lad who-e moifeiwas repu'ed to be Mf.V b g
| nnslrc.s. Gov. Branch frankly told hlm that
! that CIRCUMSTANCE iTIerposed an insuperablc
barrier; yet slr. Van Buren,. although he had
not the i1mness to give the boy an Office in
his own department, appealed TO the presi-
dent; and through Els Influence. both the
sons OF the tdy III lestion have been APP
pointed To office. It viii thus be seen, that
| while Mr. Marcy has only taxed the State
with the H3enitag his p,as'aloo,s, MIR Van
Buren, makes the Y States pay the hire Of
his cmoWs-Ed IT, S. Tel
Cohnecticpt. - On Thursday week Con
veniio, OF the National Republican of Hart.
ford County, Connecticut, asseubl, 4 at
Hartford, Welcarn from the Coutant, that
in consequence Of particular Invitations nIe-
viously given TO the Hon Saml 4. Foot
Hon Timothy Pnhm, Hon Roger Hunting
ton, and Hon William Ellsworth, those gen
tlenen were present, and severely addressed
the meeting.
The Convention. Says that paper) was
numcr0usly attended by AN audience of the
highest responsibility, among whom there
was an unusual number ofinen OF distinguish
ed stations in society, aud Of the aged. The
| latter class, who, under ordinary cirrumstan.
ces. mlngle but little in the strife aud excite
ment oil politics, now came fourth a large
body t0 add their Influenza and vote IN secu
rIhg the salvation Of their country. This is
circumstance qnite rema rka5le, and indi-
Gates strongly the pressing character of the
evils which threaten our land, and the deep,
pervadlng impressions that they must be re-
sisted We have never seen a meeting which
excited more character, and wi h conduc-
ted IT'S business with greater order and weight
'fhe audience had the pleasure of listen
ing to addresses from the Hon. William w.
Ellsworth, from the Hon Samuel a Foot,
OF the United States Senate, from the Hon
Roger Huntington of n orwich, and the Hon.
Timothy Pitkin of Farmingtoh. MIR. Els
worths remarks were confined mainly to
general Jackso0's assumptions of independ-
eiSS o'Ot tue Ccndtcs dfG tIle
House OF Representatives
Mr. Foot with great dignity and force ex.
planned General Jackson's unwarrantable in
terterance in the Gym case-showed that he
bad written letter himself demanding peti,
tons from he citizens of Mississippi, 10 sus-
tam the second nominations of his favarite;
and exhibited in general, the dangers result
ing to the country from his adninistrae OF,
and The necessity OF putting him out of power.
"Mr Ptkin's remarks were very lucid aud
forcfblc on the subject of General Jackson's
assumptions OF power and misrule "in his
own oehnon," said the orator, "he is indie.
pendent of the Senate, independent of fhe
fiouse OF Representatives, independent Of the
Judiciary bat, thank God! he is not indie
pendent of the penpIe"
The Jackson party have elected but one
member OF Assembly in Philadelphia county.
Lyniord Ladner it elected, and not Dilworth
Weetz as reported.
Adam King, the representative from York
county, and the Only member of Consre = in
pennsylvania Delegation " 40 voted against
The bh. to rechurter the Bank Of the United
vetoed lnm.
From 'he Harrisburg Intelligencer, Extra.
Dm1ha County 1t will be recoiected
that the jackson and Wolf Central committee
Lately Pul fshed All estimate, in which they
Claimed 200 for this county. The people
have rebuked them and given more than 700
naIurltv atrainst fha,n NN;Ii;o,, fNal