Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA.

public meeting, resolved TO unite with the
Anti Masonic Party against Jackson 81 Wolf
The junction is sanctioned among others, by
that sound and excellent public man, iona.
than Roberts. The papers Of the interior
TEEN with renunciations OF Jacksonism, ard
various signs of the rapid declension of bis
popularity In Franklin County, Commit
tee appointed by former Jackson Meeting,
have issued strong address. 1--WE quoted
from il the other day. 20 which their names
are signed, against him and the Veto, The
Pennsylvania lntelligencer of Thursday, con
tains notes from six jackson Committee men.
hauling off In Adams County, ~ former
supporters renounce him and call Public
Meeting. The Jackson and Wolf papers in
deed vehemcntly affirm their certain success,
but the weight Of probability appears at this
moment to be against such a conclusion. The
last Philadelphia Inquirer holds this language:
Richmond Whig
THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF PENN
SYLVANiA.
ave publish in another column, state
ment with regard TO the probable result of
the Presidential. in which the vote Of Penn
syivania is estimated as doubtful. We assure
our friends In other States, that whatever APP
prehenslons they may entertain as TO the rs
sue Of the contest in this Commonwealth. we
entertain none. The electoral vote of Penn
sylvania will as certainly be adverse to An
drew jackson, as that Andrew jackson has
proved himself ungrate(ul and treacherous
with reference to this State. We are close
and cautious observers Of public opinion, and
have no motive, no desire, to mislead eur rea
ders. We are in correspondence with some
forty or fifty of the most distinguished and
of the commonwealth We are in the receipt
Of more than one hundred and fifty public
Journals, issued every where in Pennsylvania,
and after canvassing all the information deri
we'd rom these various sources, and testing il
by the nominations, as made by the respect
i've parties 10 the several congressional dis
tricts. we are confident in the opinion that
Pennsylvania is lost to Jackson decided,
and uDequivocaily lost; and SO we would have
our friends abroad consider 1t when making
up their estimates Of electori votes.
"Ihe truth is. it is impossible for one at a
distance TO conceive the changes that have
taken place in this State since the appearance
of the veto. In Philadelphia, for example,
where, at the last election, the Jackson tick
ct succeeded by = majority of several hun
dred votes, no jackson, so called, will be no
minated At all this year The name ofJack
son has fallen into disrepute, and is abandon
ed as matter ofpolcy. So throughout the
State.n
From The Pennsylvania Whig.
PENNSYLVANIA We have received many
communications, soliciting our opinion a. to
what course PENNSYLVANIA will pursue in the
approaching contest for President We an
swer. that .PENNsYLvANIA will pill MA
J0RIrY of TWENTY THOUSAND A
GAINsT .4adrese Jackson 10 November next! !!
Dor reasons fer this opinion are brief, but
conclusive and irrelragibie.
l. One half OF his 1923 friends have be-
come ANTI NlAsoNsi
One halfo this remaining hall, have re
nonunced him
8. fiis preseat supporters are reduced to
his oFFrcE-HoLpERs. and their connections
the the OFFICE HOLDERS and connections
Of GEORGE WOLF
T. The opposition to .4aireec Jackson will
UNITE ON NO ELECTORAL IICKET.
ILLINOlS.-The following gentlemen are
recommended as candidates for electors, in
Illinois, in opposition to the administration
ticket:
Gen. Leonatd White, Of Gallatin county,
Col. Thomas Mather, OF Randolph,
Col. VIM Il, Archer, OF Clarke,
Gen James ID Henry, of Sangamon.
Col Hart Fellow, OF Schuyler.
MIR Noah, the Surveyor Of New York. in
late card to the public says:
81 purchased an interest in the concern,
with the hope of beng useful to Tie present
administration Of the General GoueraMent, h
| retire from it because circumstances be-
yond my control, are about SiTing direc
ton to the columns of the paper al UTiance
sgith the objects ,7hich governed 'ag purchase. a"
IS no, this proof that General Jackson
tanners with The press2 His officers may as
san the Senate with immunity, bat none dare
assail his administration under pain Of dismis-
sion from Office U. S. Telegraph.
.4aother desertion from Jacks0yaiSm The
Monroe Republican, published at Brockpori,
New York, which has been hitherto decid-
ed supporter Of Gen. jackson, has declared
an intention OF supporting hum no longer -
The Editor says, lit has cost a doubtful
I struggle with ourselves TO come to the con
elusion. which we here announce, of devoting
our best energies TO defeat the election OF &c
neral jackson second time"
From the Washington. (Pa.) Reporter.
| Assign. W,lilsmF. Coplan, Esq. Jack.
| son Representative in the last legislature Of
| Pennsylvania. from Fayette county, declines
| a. we learn lr5m the s.inteligencer,n serving
on the Wolf Committee of Vigilance so
Rrownsyille tewaship.-Tbe iHtelligencer o
the l1st inst. saws that s'.uT. Copeland ssiu no