Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-25
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TO tie Yofers Of Me co,t.3tll n 80.

Fellow CITIZENS: The Presidential cleo
ton IS at hand The day IS approaching of'
WHICH you are to decide whether you will
have another tour years continuance of the
present corrupt and fnischlevons adniinistra
ton, to the imminent hazard oe the Union,
OF the Constitution, of the Laws--of every
thing, in short, which, is dear and sacred 10
you as lreemen and as ciiizens--or have de
creed its end
You that are in favour OF Internal Improve
nients b, the General Government the max
ing of good roads and the construction Of
canals for the cheap and speedy transporta
ton of your produce to market! Remember
Jackson's Veto on the Rockville road bin on
the Maysvlle road bin, and on the bill for
constructing canal around the Falls Of q
hio--remcmi'er' and be on the alert
You that are ia favour Of the american
Systcm''-of the effectual protection of a.
mertcan Industry against the jealous compe-
t'lon and rivalry OF oreigncrs.- Remember
what Henry CLAY has done for that system,
and how Andrew jackson hates the very
name of II on that account. His ludcious
Tariff means any tariff that will promote his
o,ea election, and not one that will protect
your interests To the polls! then and pro
tect them yourselves.
You who deem it fair and just to hold pub
lie men when in Office to a strict and faithful
performance of the promises and pledges
which they gave when they were out OF Office
and wanted to get in--Do you remember the
mighty promises Of "Retrenchntent and Re.
form" made by Jackson's friends before he
was elected. They were dmned into our
ears for months together necessarily. Well,
now let us see what the Official Documents
say 1t appears from public documents and
the reports OF the treasury, that John Qnin-
cy Adams ertraragaaee cost US IN 1925.
Slf.490. $50, in 1926 SfS,069 SIT, aAd in
1927, sl2 1858 O95.
From the same documents it appears that
Andrew Jaekson's economy cost us in 1929
SIS. 759 $50, in 1880, S13,742,3lI, and in
1881, St4.700,O00.
Thus it appears that Andrew Jackson's
economy 10 three years cost us more than j.
Q Adams eatrdpagaace IN the same time, by
-Four rullions nine hundred and ninety-fve
thousand nine hundred and thirty dollars A
very pretty way Of saving truly, for thrifty
and economical administration! Votera you
must put these things TO rights.
You that are in favour OF Sound Curren :
Icy, OF hard dollars, or bank notes that can
be converted into hard dollars at any bank
or merchants counter 10 a twinkhng and
without the loss Of cent--Remember jack
sons Veto on the bill for recharterlng the
Bank Of tile U. States, which saved rs from
the ruinous effects of broken banks and de-
preciated rags-remember it, ieiIow-eitlzens,
at fhe polls.
| You who have hitherto believed that the
lights of every citizen were safe under the
guardianship ofsthe Constitution and Laws
| You who feel the blood boil in your veins
whenever you see the weak oppressed and
I1verborne by the strong Consider the case
| Of the Missionaries The State OF Georgia,
fsith view TO usurp and seize upon the lands
Of the Indians in her ncighbofhood, passed
avs in direct aud open violation OF the trea-
| les between the United States and the In
iians BY those treaties their lands were Sc
Isured to the Indians under the sacred pledge
If the national faith and honour For rciu-
.sing to obey the unconstitutional, unjust aHd