Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-05
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dc'' under TIC preceding administration have
Ntsn mace pntIlc under ills. Such was fhe
case with The treaties With Austria. with BRA.
S'b Milh Denmark aud with Turkey. N
anneancisg the cGnrlnsisp Of these arrange.
events. Ftcsiscut VI sn elevated and acne
rons disposition wsuld have taken delight IN
dn'ng complete justice TO lie merits OF 4 po-
hhes' competitor Geo. jackson took 10
! ~ asRii, "ishsut svraple or ceremony, tho
Nes'e sfsSt OF tsssc Negotiations, ard en
ms ana Other occasions aiecteGly AVOIDED
70 msnton tho name Of bis predecs sssr. Ia
voc ,eersl srea.y With France the principle
adopted by th- las, administration Ia The ar
S-ngen,cnts with Denmark were proposed A.
tie basis Of 2 compromise aud In csnss auenco
o. favorable change ia the internal pul.y Of
me lofmer power, was assented 10 Tho
treaty VITA Great Britain. supposing II ven
which may well te dsnbtea, 20 have been the
best arrangement which eircunn stances ren-
dered practicable, was obtained ky ceucss-
s'ons defegatory TO the hahcr OF the csuntrv
aud the d'gniy Of the government
The administration have, in ether respects.
mistaken the leading priuriples in the true
iafeign policy Ut the coustfy. With Russia.
orr mot important, powerful, and useful po-
hiic.d ally, eur relations have been wholly
neglected Ats critical moment in tie ooIi-
teal aifsirs OF Europe, when our inilnrpco
with the emperor Il Risssia might have heen
tsrned to the best account in aver OF tho
cause OF Tree gpstrnment, when the breakae
Out OF general war RAY render his influence
10 Europe of The highest Importance ta our
selves, distinguished citizen. who had toy
many years represented The country with ex-
traordinary credit and success At 81. psters-s
burg. and who was knesn to be personullv
a.reeable to The imperial family, Is abruptly
recalled. and tae ai-irs oil the legation left i'd
wholly uncertain site.
I'm ma great SUBJECTS OF internal policy
Which have gwen rise 10 conflicting nrinions
and adverse feelings a'aona the ei.xeos. the
course Of The President has been q iucnnsis.
teot and ,aeilllin,s ,hs, il is ,npsss,blr Ter,
my party 10 place confidence 10 his ohefsors
Ter, or 10 ronsldst s.in as a true and eilectlw
friend By avowag his appreciation OF ju-
dieinus tarIli, ard nj the same time recun-
nendng 10 Congress precisely the same po-
LEY sincii bad hten adopted as the hestpsu
81 attack by the opponests Of that measures.
by admi'ling tbs consdtuioaahiy and expcs
cheney OF internal improvements vi natens
a. character ard AZ the sumo moment nega.,
living HE most ilnpsrtant bills OF this de.
sctipt,oa which we're presented TO him bv
Congress. The Prcsiden, has shewn that ha g
either secret enemy OF the system, or that
he Is wiling 10 sacrifice the most important
national objec's IN a vain attempt to coneili-
ale the Conflicting interests, or rather ADJ
verse party feeling and opinions, OF different
sections es the reentry. How can the Presi.
dent he regarded a. he North and West a.
the fierd of the Tariff ard Internal Improves
merits, when his only fecounie ndatien at the
South is the anticipation that he is the person
through whose ascecy the whole system is to
he prostratedP With Ciief Magistrate who
acts upon 50 teriporising and uncertain apo.
lily i, is eLsiously Impossible that an, asateA
mcnt cen take plare at The excitement that
prevails upon ,kesc disturbing topics II is
esly through the intervention oil statesman,
ia whose knvpn sentiments aud ele ted has
,racter oil parties can place canh1encs, tEat
I hope can lie entertained Of so regulating
1 thess delicate subjects a. ts extend fair and
/ impartial protection 10 all the great branches
! of industry, whether agricultural. CONNER
| ciai, manufacturing. oI mechanical, without
| exciting the just App, eheasisns efany sincere
and enlightened friend OF the Constitution
and tho Union.
! Next 10 the great measures of policy which
I protect and encourage domestic intiustrys the
most Important qass'isn. connected with the
economical policy OF the country. il ,hst Of
The bank This great ebd beheficial ,t.tiiu-
ton, by facilitating exchanges between diff
rent parts OF the Union, and maintaining d
sound, ample, and healthy state Of the cuy-
rency, may be said 10 suppl, the body roli~
tic, economically viewed. without continual
I stream Of life blood, without which il must
inevitably lapguish, and siak into oxhau.tisn.
II was first conceived and srgenzed by tho
powerful uiiad If Hamilton After having
been temporarily shaken by the honest sho'
| groundloss acruplls 81 other statesmen ithas
| been recalled to existence by the general con-
sent Of ali parties. and With tho universal ap
probation of the people. Under the aLl.st
and most ifllhiui management il has been
Tor many years past pursuing course sf
steady and censtaatiy increasing influences.
Such is the institution which the Presislenk
bias gone out ri his way Ia several successive
messages, without pfstence of necessiv or
plausible motive, 10 the Grst Instance six
yeats before MS suggestion could with any
peopriety be acted upon TO deaounce TO Con-
gress as sort Of Nuisance, end consign, AZ
fu as his influence extends, to immediate de-
stfuctien.
For this dennneiation no prstext of ans
adequate motive i assigned At time when
the institution i, knoMn 10 all to be 10 ",
most efficient ard prosperous state n b,
doug all thst anV Bank ever did or cs,s do
! we arc briefly told in ten words that Il h.
aot effected The oije@ts for which il was 81
siitused; and mus. DO abolished Ann,he
Institution Is recpDMebsiea az a subst,trt 4
i which. 50 lar 10 the dasctipsisn y,v-,, II
! e.n b. understood. .vossid he no het,ey .l !
: machine IN tie hepas Of the Gove,nr,sr