Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-14
Harrisburg, pa June LIST.

HNRkt TRANSATLANTIC SPEAKS.
The enclosed resolutions have Just passed
the House of Representatives unaaialouslg
Resolutions relative to Prefecture Duties and
the Bans Of United States.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Re-
representatives. of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in General Assembly met, That we
view with the most serious apprehension any
attempt to lessen the restrictions npon the
importation Of any articles OF foreign manu-
%iacture, or production, which may compete
with articles of similar growth, prediction,
or manufacture OF the L.. States.
And he it further resolved by the authority
aforesaid, That a reduction of duties upon
articles, the like of which are neither manu-
featured or produced in the United States, or
which does not materially affect the industry
Of the country, would meet the appreciation
of our constituents.
And be it farther resolved by the anfhori-
ty aforesaid, That he people of Pennsylvania
never can consent TO an abandonment Of the
Protecttce System.
And be it further resolved by the authority
aforesaid, That if a reduction of the revenue
becomes necessary, we should prefer a pro
hibition Of the introduction of articles of TO
reign fabric and production, the like Of which
we are successfully manufacturing and pro-
ducing, to any reduction upon protected ar
ticles which we can produce and manufacture
as cheaply aud as good amongst ourselves.
And be it further resolved by the authori
~ aforesaid, That we yiev the American
System, as a whole, which requires the uni
ted and concentrated operation OF its friends
against all attempts to attack it in detail, and
that no steps should be taken to preserve one
portion of it at the expense Of another.
And be it further resolved by the authority
aforesaid, That the confidence of one inter
est in the aid and fellowship. of another, is
the true shield Of safety Of the friends of the
protected industry, and that such confidence
| should be cultivated and relied on through
, out the Union.
Aud be il further resolved by the authori
~ aforesaid, That connected as the prospe.
rity Of agriculture and manufactures are with
the successful financial operations and sound
currency of the country, noe cieae the speedy
re chaftering Of The Be,k Of the United State
as Of Uitai importance TO the public t%celfare.
And be it further resolved by the authori
ty aforesaid, That the Governor be reques
ted to transmit these resolutions to our repre-
sentatives in Congress, to be laid before thell
respective bodies.
st9. CGfNUftttHg iitS EtUtltiudu ud'
whole broadsides poured in upon him by the
New York Courier. That paper, Of the 16tt
inst. says, 'that when MIR. Webb ascertaines
that his private letter had been laid before thu
Bank Committee, he expressed his surprise
at MIR. Cambreleng's course, but declared
there was nothing in the letter which lac wa
DESTROYS OF suppressing. hlr. Cambreien!
endeavored to escape from the charge o
having acted improperly in submitting the let
ter to the Committee, and said that Mr.. a
dams had demanded that it should be iai'
before them. Dir. Adams Indignantly ans
promptly repealed the charge. and said 1t wa
not true-that he had neither demanded o
asked of MIR. Cambreleng TO expose a ptivat
letter or betray private confidence. This Nj
+, G.. did not dare To contradict. aud he too
his seat under the notifying reflection tha
he had not only been guilty of AN act whic
should exclude him from the society OF hor
orable men, but that he had been exposed
. a faisehood in eBdeavoring TO Fix the odluI
, of his conduct upon Mr.. Adams"
Virginia Wine.-The editor of the WI
chester Republican acknowledges a preseI
I OF half a dozen bottles of Worsing Nor
It Mountain Wine, from Gen. Lockhart,
r Back Creek Valley, made by him from b
own vineyard, The editor %pronounces
rich, pure and a delicious favor.