Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01
From tie Boston Da1y Alias.


ed one day out Of the East room window
God save the King" responded The whole
kitchen cabinet. &
"If am born to command" said King
Andrew. '.who shall dare to dispute my roy
al pleasure? Speak, ye spirits % darhaess,
am not Lord Of the foul and tie brute3'
"You Halls Of Legislation shall come
down." said King Andrew. "Amen," cried
the chief scuhon, THE desire of your Ma
jesty shall be forthwith executcd:"
THAT Court, that dares to promuIgate its
opinions in defiance of my own--to expound
the Constitution for me-let not one stone of
that edifce stand upon another" said King
Andrew.
Let his head be divorced from his bodg
by the broad axe of Justice" exclaimed the
palace slaves, "who shall refuse obedience
TO the mandates Of our sovereign Lord and
KING"
"Then how can our liberties be preserved,
If Congress and the Supreme Court are to
be annihilated," asked q sage who was stand
ing by bis side9 =.
That's none Of my business" answered
King Andrew "My will shall be the Su
prene Law. and my sword shall turn The
scales OF justice. Let an oven seven times
heated be the fate Of him who holds con
trary opInipB."
'Amep," responded the spirits OF darkness
great is the wisdom of King Andrew-U
kirg live for ever,'' $50
So the poor old King continued to walk
! daily fn the East room, chewing the. end of
his sweet fancy, and Illuminating on The sue
cess -of his plans for the est .bhshment Of his
| Throne. when suddenly he was startled and
thrown into convu!sions by hand writing
upon the wall-"THE PEOPLE HAVE WEIGHED
THEE IN THE BALANCE, AND THOU ART FOUND
WANTING. Thou hast been branded as Trai
tor 10 that high aud holy cause ,chich hou didst
scear in the sight Of Heapen thou ,couiti II pro.
tect--and, at The Mcs Of March. thu shah be
striped ef lhp poacer. and doomed to Pe'pctu
al tonisineat =
The Halls Of Legislation will therefore
stand-the Temples of jus ice will be pre-
seTved-a government of Laws win endure,
and the great essential, and IN alienabie rights
! OF freemen wtll be maintained in all their vi
cor and integrity.
Mr.. Wicklffe, oil Kentucky. for several
years leading supporter OF jacksonism in
Congress, has, as an honest man and patriot
renouneed the cause Of Gen raj Jackson, ra-
ther than abandon the best interest 81 his coun-
try, which he sees are put in jeopardy by the
reckless career of the Admrist. alton MIR.
Wicklihe rs of course Ssssled withdhe great
est virB!ence by all the stipendiary presses,
from Kentucky to Washington, and, as the
readlest way Of accounting for his change,
and backenng his motives. he is openly &C
cused of having been brihed by the Bank.
This is the cuckoo afiedged against every
prominent citizen who feels hmsel II constra;rr-
ed, by love OF country, TO renGuneeihe cause
OF Gen. jackson. 1t is summary mote,
certainly. anu IL The cases were confined to
a few individuals, il would be less absurd,
however atrocious it would still be, upsup.
ported, by shadow Of proof But, setting
aside the infamy of the supposition. the cause
assigned is Inadequate to the effect The
means OF the Bank are insufficient. Will the
yenaI crew pretend that the Bank has brbed
fifty Thousand yeonen in pennsylv 4nia, New
York. and New Jersey? Has il bribed Gov
Wolf? fior he is with US Has il brihed Gov
Shultz? Has il brihed Wifsa1 Russell ofsO
ho--or GeneralAshiev, OF Missouri or Gen.
Duncan, Of llIinoisP Has il hri,ed all these
citizens. and hundred ofhers equally pnrep
II has been well obssrv' d ~ a talented co
temporary that James Madisol signed The
charter of the Bank, and the question asked,
was he bought Louis Mf.ane. General
Jackson's Secretary Of the Treasury. recon-
bought? General Smith. of Maryland fea
der of The Jackson party in the Sena Q. made
q speech in favor Of its renewal. Was he
bought? So did Mr. Dallas and Mr. Wilkins,
jackson Senators from Pennsylvania. Were
they bought? SO did Geo McDufiie, IA the
House of Representatives Was he boughte
The idea is preposserous as II is monstrous.
mat Int.
The coics of a PalYiots--We have the salts
faction to learn that Gov SHULzE has de.
clared his opinion very strongly against the
re election Of President Jackson: A etter
from hin has been recently received by a
gentleman Of this city, in which the late adj
ministration the President of the United
States, andespecially as regards the interest
Of Pennsylvania, as cannot fail to have much
weight with our citizens, if it shall be laid
before them.-PhiId. ing.
Logic of The Jackson school To facts.
principles, reasonpgs, detectioDs. we'll found
ed complaints and alarms. the answer of the
Administration press-is
"You are bribed by the Bank-you are
tory, an aristocra (, an apostate, book learned,
liar, disappointed Office hunter"
for the rest, Globes Dictionary Flat and
Slang. !.
The citizens Of Savannah. and Of Chatham
county, at public useeting,--judge Bcrri-
| en- being present. and urging them to JOIN in
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