Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

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have the following paragraph. from tb
Charleston Gazette Of the nth instant
1--WE learn with regret. that the acrimon
lous language which h9s of late characterised
the struggle between the Unoin and Nulliiiea
ton parties Of Sumter has at length termin
ated W blows and violence Fifteen or TWEEN
~ individuals are said 10 have been srrayed
on each side, armed With dirks, clubs and
missiles, several Of whom experienced slight
and one or two serious injuries. We are il
possession Of some OF the names and partlcu
lars, but forbear making them public, until
the statement undergoes more general con
firmation."
The Editor OF the Winchester Virgipian
censurrs Mr.. Clay for referring in his late
larf Speech, TO The course of the admin.
istration in regard to the removals from of
fice, and says-"Mr. Clay we believe, is the
only candidate for the presidential office, who
has thought II not unbecoming to enter the
electioneerng arena in propria persona to,pro-
claim his own merits and the dement's of his
adversary" Is the editor of the Virginian
practising upon the creduity of his readers
Or has he really forgotten the electioaeeri,,g
slang and the electionee,iag tricks OF Presf
dent Jackson-his eiecfioneering messages 10
Congress-his electioaeering letters 10 the
Legislature of Pennsylvania and to the late
editor Of the Cumberland Advocate a.
nonymo,s etectioneeriag epistle against Gov.
Cole-his tavern exhibition Of electioneering
letters IN Hancock and Middletown-his e.
lecuoneering in the high ways and the by
ways-untIl his ctectioneeriag mendarity has
become proverbial? If all this be forgotten.
we hope our friend will excuse us for refresh
ing his memory - 7hrch Light
.Ne,c post coaches MIR. Humrickhouse has
put upon the line between Winchester and
Shepherdsto'yn, superior Troy coach, e
quail IN finish and in comfort to any thing we
have ever seen, not excepting Beltzhoover's
celebrated blues He intends to put another
Troy coach on the Martinsbnrg route. The
very sight of these. fine vehicles is a temp,a.
ton to travel.-Vns- Rep.
We obscrvs the following notice of pro
ceedings in the House Of Representatives on
Thursday last:
The motion Of the judiciary Committee
in relation to the Collector Of Wiscasset.
coming up again, Mr. Plummer resumed the
floor and continued his observations in sup.
port OF the motion, in the course OF which
he quoted and commented upon the speech
of MIR. Stanhefy. of Ohio. on the opposite
side. Having, in some Of his remarks, in
timated that MIR. Sianhery had Fabricated
charges without "a shadow of foundation
in truth" he was called to order by Mr..
Stanbery.
His words were taken down by Mr.. Cooke
Of Ohio, and read 10 him. He denied the
accuracy Of MIR. Cookies statement, and re
peated The remarks he had made.
The Chair pronounced the remarks TO be
out Of order, and said that if he had heard
them when spoken, he should have instant
y called the gentleman TO order
Mr.. Stanbery thefeupon moved, that Mr..
Plummer do not proceed further in his re-
marks without the leave of the House
The question was put, whether Mr.. Plum
mer should have leave to proceed and de-
cided 10 the affirmative.
Mr. Plummer resumed; but was soon al-
ter again called TO order.
Mr.. Stanhery having remarked, that the
gentleman was beneath his notice, and that
of the House
Mr.. Plummer was commencing to reply
with some vehemence, when he was again
called to order by the Chair.
He then resumed, and continued his re-
marks until they were cut short by the expi-
| ration of the hour.
The Grand jackson Fan Buren, Caucus al
Richmond appointed County Committees OF
Correspondence throughout the State. We
find the following published in the Enquirer:
Berkcley-Dr. John S. Harrison, (of Mar
tnsburg,) Henry Bedinger, VIM. Long, Pc
ter Gardner, Jonathan Cushwa, John Mong
George Noll, Michael Seibert, Dr.J Hedges
Hezekiah Hedges, Capt William G. Burns
Capt Jas: Mason, John Westenhaver, VIM
| Grantham, Jas: Robinson, sr., Jas: Robin
son, jr, John Vanmetre, John M'Cleary
| William Gorrell. John Kisinger, Michae
Seibert, (of Johu,) Henry Everhart, an'
Jacob Schappert.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
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