Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04

neral declaration in favor OF Donna Maria
on the part Of the Portuguese than has Ia
ken place. Miguel, so far "holds bis OWN
With considerable courage and resolution. II
IS one OF the strange evcGts Of this strange
age, that an Emperor dctiEroDed and exiIed
for his despotism on this Continent should no
found fighting, sword in hand. against dess
potsul on the other continent There is
doubtless, choice between the brothers, Pc,
dro and Miguel; bot it would almost seem 10
us like "twredfe DUN and tweede dee.n Pc
dro, we presume, IS not so sangViaary, but
the one knows, feels aud cares as much about
va tionG liberty as the other. In such con-
test, it is impossible that we should be warm.
~ interested for the success of either one Of
the combatants. II is true, no doubt. that
we should all rejoice in the downfall of a DOW
err which has been sustained by the iron hand
Of tyranny; hut we have no earnest that. in
such an event, the blessings Of freedom will
be suffered to descend on the nation which is
the subject Of dispute. Indeed we do not
Know that the people are prepared for any
great or essential change in their ins ttutions.
They have sumbered SO long in the night OF
slavery, that to awaken them in the broad
glare of liberty would but confuse and be-
wilder them Nations, like individuals. must
have their changes Of times, seasons and
ages.-saler. Gaz.
9. P. @, of the London Morning Chron,.
Gle IS heroically sanguine and prophetic with
respect to the cause Of liberty 10 Germany.
He says, in letter dated Paris, Aug. q:
"Let not the absence Of turuuits, mobs.
professions, and violent commotions in GER
many, lead you for one moment to suppose
that The people acguIesce in the Protocol Of
the 2sth June, or that they are Indifferent to
its provisions, or uDresoved 10 resist it.
There are two ways of arriving at the same
result, as there are two ways of bringing a.
bout and effecting Revolution. Those Re.
volutions have invariably led to the most sa-
tislactory and permanent results, which were
free from bioodshed, and which partook nor
even of The turbulence Of popular commo-
ton, but which were moral efforts well and
temporarily directed to obtain some vast ma
tional good. do not mean to say that the
shedding OF blood can always be avoided.
nor that il Is never desirable OF necessarv-
but do mean TO contend that the less there
rs Of passion and Of physical strength, and
the more there is Of calm principle and mo-
raj force about Revolution, the more it is
fkeiy to insure 80 country SOLID and durable
advantages.
"Ihe Germans are organizing their oppo-
sition 1t will be rational general, paflia-
| mentary and solemn. No Constitution will
be violated with IMMUNITY None of the rights
secured te the pc oPIe will be trampled on -
The Princes who dare to violate their en-
gagemcnts and their oaths will be pennyless
! and isolated; aud even the liberty of the press
will be assured by the maintenance of those
Constitutions which Belong to each particu-
lar State Do not then irnag CINE that this Pro.
ri hp me tntn Al.
and that fine German people will mpercep,i-
bly, submit to its conditions and requirements.
No one knows what is gong on in GERMANY
better than fnyself--and | assure YOU most
soleriinS that this Protocol of the goth of
Tune will tie oeerthroWn; and that ifihc Prin.
ces OF Germany shall attempt to enforce lis
provisions, they will find that all the Austrian
and Prussian baychets 10 Europe will be un.
able to compel the payment of taxesn
HARRIsBvRG. (Penn.) Sept Ia
A very singular occurrence took place last
week with the Baltimore stage. The driver
stopped, AS usual, to gtre his horses water.
at fiighspfre, six miles befow this place, in
the evening. Giving his line knot around the
front standard Of the carriage, stepped into
the tavern, leaving his horses in the charge
81 The hoster, who II rather, as we undcrst md
Il" dStu HdD' n COntlIct arose, between a
dog and cat near the feet of the horses
they became alarmed threw the hostler down
and passed over hlm, without doing much in-
jury. aud pursued their journey towards
Harrisburg. Wien they arrived at the gate
about tive miles from this place, it was closed,
and they made halt The keeper went out
ami openedh as usual-the stage passed on
IN the customary way and it beng dark, the
gate keeper defnot observe that Il was with
out driver. The horses "pursued the even
tenor OF theft way" and came into Harris
burg at n moderate trot, ,oifhota the crack Of
'oap, OF coursc-passed Mrs BuchIcrs 10
Second strcet-turned up Walnut street at
right angles-turned into AN alley nv Gieim's,
al right angles agaln-and turned into tho
alley, at the corner of the Jail yard, at right
angles, and arrived at the usual place of un1
hitch'ng, 10 perfect safety. There happened
not 10 DC passenger in the stage. and no
lnconrenience was experienced, except that
the driver had TO foot it six miles instead of
being perched upon the box, in the usual
way.
Roman Catholic Cl.arch.-The FIRST Catho-
tic Church, IA the Slate Of Verm N was
consecrated at Burlington, on Sunday. the
9'h instant. 10y the Right Rev. b. Fenwiek.
Bishop oil Boston. The novelty of the Caiho-
lie ceremonies excited grcatcuriosity in the
town and neighbourhood..
Inc Address Of the Con vention OF the
Inlr