Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-19

The rRIEEps OF LIBERTY IN EVERY CLINE!
ANDREW JAcKssN!.! President U. Statea
EDWARD LlvisGsrosln Secretary Of State!
SAMUEL SMITH,! Senator u. States!
= ALL voted against an address of thanks to
GEORGE WASHINGTON! II
and ALL REFUSED to CELEBRATE his BIRTH
OAR! But IS Millions Of people dtdN!--And
the THREE who did not, LIVE ON THE
MONEY of the IS miliionsn! Is this gra
fitude, baseness, treachery. or patriotisnS III
we take vote, IS millions against voices,
those nays are consigned to something like
ISFAMY! -
The following fact was recently stated, on
the floor Of the Senate, by Senator who
held himself responsible for lite correctness
A gentleman called to introduce his friend to
the President, and after the ordinary salu-
tations were passed, and the company were
seated. the President asked whether there
was any news in the city. The gentleman
replied. that it was reported that Mr. Steven
son would be nominated to succeed MIR Van
Buren,. NO." said the President, 81 shall
not nominate any person at present am
waiting to see how the Insult offered to Great
Britain, by the rejection of my nomination
of Mr. Van Buren,, will be received there.
may not nominate any person"
alexandria Gazette.
Captain Joseph L Kuhn lately Paymaster
of the Marine Corps, has been dismissed by
the President OF the United states without
the Formally of trial.
OLIVER WoLcoTr, who is now IS years
of age, is the only surviving member OF
Wasbington's cabinet. lie succeeded Alex
ander Hamilton in the Treasury Department.
The Utica Observer asserts, and the Al
banv Argus eopie. the assertion-that the
President OF the United States is not bound
70 support the Constitution as II may be IA
ferpreted by the Federal Judges-that he
NAV act independently of any other branch
of the Government, on all constitutional
uuestions-that he 'may either act or refuse
10 act in support Of the decision OF co ordi-
nate branch Of the Government me Ere
sdent is then vested with all real iegsia-
tive, judicial. and executive power. with re-
gard to the constitution: the execution OF ,he
Iawsdepends upon his will, and ne possesses
more absolute control in the Government OF
the Union than is claimed for any constitu-
fional monarch in Europe in the adminlstra
ton of affairs With him, no branch OF the
Government can be deemed co ordinate IN
fact-the prerogative Of nuliiying laws and
judicial decisions by denying their CONFORM
" to the constitution, makes him supreme
the final arbiter-the very Celestial MaJes-
Hudson, .4pril 4.
From .Neu York THE most contested
election we ever had has just closed. We
have elected all our National Repubii-
can candidates in both wards-a clrcum-
stance that has never occurred before IN
both wards at tie same election. In Claver-
d, sack, we have elected our rhote ticket TINS
year by large majority-last year we eject
ed only Supervisor, by smajority'- Com. Id
From the yNe,c Haren Palladium, Of .Apri! 7.
Yo;es of Connecticut State has
again trumphed over the Vaccinations OF
the enemies of REFORM Victory, more glo
rious than we could have anticipated, 'sl,s
on our helms Our friends abroad may take
courage Maine may sell herself for few
pieces of silver, and New Hampshire may
send her '.sn,aH still voice" to Congress; but
Connecticut will be- consistent; true TO the
Union and herself Our friends at the West
may indeed greet us with sAu hail Connec-
tcut" What makes the success OF our ticket
peculiarly gratifying, is, that there are but
thirty persons in the State that cannot read;
therefore the result Of the contest shows
that it was the cool deliberate Judgment of
tue PEOPLE that gave verdict IN favor oil
Il Is reported that :Ae u S Frisa ,s,, Con- !.
stelation. now ready for sea at Norloik' Is
to proceed on voyage OF 3nservauoh .n 20
the Azores, Madeira, aud Lisbon, anu
thence to her station in the Mediterranean
1t is further stated, that Commodore KAT,
terson, at present member Of the Board OF
Navy Commissioners, will proceed IN the
Ftigate United States, in the course OF next
month. to take command of the Meoitera
mean Squadron;-that he will be followed N
the course Of the summer by the Delaware
~, Captain Ballard, which is to be the ilae
ship
Bad Signs. MANY strange petitions have
\ been presented to the New York Legisla
tnre the present session-among others, on
from Luke Green, John Lloyd and others
for the repeal Of all la.Os reqHiring tbs obssr
rance q d religious Sabbath, paying Legista
tice chspiains, dlahoriSing them TO Peporr
ths marriage coFsIrdet, S's.