Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

MAarNsBURG. J.suAnr %. 1854

Letsers from Richmsod inform Us, that =
degree oI e1citessnt prevails there growing
soi u tue agJstsn oil the ssess,sO OF the
eoiitlon vi slavery, which Aas never been
known IA Ibst oly Oh aay previous occasion
1t Is stated Isat the excitemest daring the
session Vi the tate Convsntisn, bears ne com
Dartsos VITO the present The debate has
been conducted for several days sefore crowd
Cd audience, and ali seem to MANIFEST By
che ,'alnlui sohe,tude with which they stand
anu nsten to The debates, that an important
crisis Is at ha.d fne deoate mas sot ye,
Become very perssnal-4ltheugb much
warmth has soen displayed. Ne question
heiort that body has ever assumed a wIdet
latitude OF discussion. The policy. proprle
ty and expedlency OF Slavery, 40 all lts as
pee.s-iiV~ iar n Is jus fled BY the laws OF
Nature, oi Cod aud e'v,l Society It IS
b. re got rid Of -"n.t is toe true course %
ehe work. are Nil debated amply and w.dely
Extrsei If Ietlsr 81 sL3 Editor, dated
"WAslItsroE, Jsa 10, 1882.
"The Senate was yesterday eAxasea ON
che nsH,inst,an Of Mr. tas Bareu until o
clock, when Al adjourned without coming 10
any DEC sion. THIS day viii decide his tate.
The vote will os a ve,y close one. and 1t is
said If our irlepus ale good and true he val
be rejected My own opluon 10 be viii bel
sonfiruied The adjournment wptssut CON-
ing 10 any decision afforded sn opportunity
10 brms tne Influence Of the Executive To-
beAe Oh the refractory Jackson Senators"
correspondent Of tue United States de
legrapn gtves the annexed passage as Que
AstIop from a uissiye sent from Washington.
and says-'lf the Slosv or any authorized
agent, stall pfesuras to challenge the aceu
xacy vi The quotauot, or deny that II ema-
aates iroln Inc source ayowea,' he 'hoids
A,mseh prepared ts Er0cs nls allegation. and
designats. by permission oil tie parues cen
serueu. the High Ptblie functtona'H VINO
drafted the maa1ate Here tits:
81 AIN happy TO lean that you are about
TO hoio a convention 10 COLUMBUS, ano thas
1t viii Dc anm 1rously aueRded Wish you
10 be sure to pass a resolution str0ily Uel0tts
the re charterng the U , BANK, ia ordes '0
prouuce an effect IN other parts OF the oniou
anu 10 sustain General Jackson 10 ms demo
cratic Administration
The Ohio state Journal. published at Cs
fumhus. and which arrived IN this city yes
terday, Says the Natlonai lnsellisencer o
SATURDAY last.l csntaaas the islo~mg, refer
nug. apparently to the same letter:
10 The Editor Of he OHIO state Journal.
The following resolutions vas passed at th'
jackson Convenhon:
Resolved, That This sconveution approve
4he views vi the President, with regard L
the Bank Of the United States. and We be
Eeye the pest interests Oh our country require
that thai Institution should not be re cnar
tered.
Ia order TO see the Uoaadsd birds .tiatter
permit rae to make tue ,oilowlpg inquiry
through The medium oil your paper:
To The lion. ELDAH HAYWARD,
Colnns,ss,0,,er o. ti.eL@sd U,Jice Washington
SiR: Did you not, some DAYS since, az
Dress a letter to a gentleman "a COLUMBUS
sorgra,uiAting him on the prospect u d Cos
vent,on being held; and afglhs Il npon hl'n
20 procara The passage Of = sesollt'oa oeto'aR
the re chartering Of the National Bank ans
did you moi ayow the OBJECT 81 such move
ment 10 be, 70 produce An innueace 10 e'oe'
parts Of the UnionP
@ IN THE CORNER.
rrl.o Nala.uara Gagotte nanar y1i.icI