Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09

The first More The New Y ork Courier
and Enquirer has placed in glarng capitals
under its head, the name of MARTIN VAN
BUREN, as the jackson candidate for the
Vice Presidency; and Immediately following
Is tins notice:
9J-Pubic Meeting Democratic Re-
publican Electors OF the City aud County of
New York, are requested to meet at Tam
many Hail this evening, the 3Uth inst. at
O'Clock, to express their sentiments in rela
ton to the rejection oil the nomination of their
fellow citizen, Martin Van Buren,, as Minis
ter to Eng land, by the Senate of the United
States
Funny The New York Courier and En-
qu,rer says
We are not among those who rave and
swear at the rejection Of Mr.. Van Buren's
nomiBatloa: to him II is a benefit
some few lines after this, I'VE read as follows:
country-Henry Clay, who SOLD the Presi
dency TO John Quincy Adams for the Office
Of Secretary OF State; John G.. Calhoun, the
yNullifer, who recommends citb at the
South 10 violate the laws Of Congress which
ster, the Hartford Convention Advocate, tire
Arstocrat and opponent Of the late war, u
nited to reject the nomination of republi-
can Of unexceptionable character, mdoubt-
ed talents and patriotism, and one who is
sustained, and deserves TO be sustained, by
the great State OF New York !! This foul
combination has been compi,mented fsr firm
ness and decision! They will require all their
frames TO stand up against the Indignation
oil an insuited people Il
If this isn't raving and swearing, "our ar
my didn't swear terribly in Flanders"
OF course. the Court Journal is exceeding
wroth with the Senate. in consequence OF
the late rejection As specimen OF its tenn.
per. 1t may be mentioned that it contains an
article wherein il is proposed to strip them
0he Senate) Of the po,cer Of confirming ana
rejecting nominations!tt"
The National Gazette says:-"in same o
the devoted Administration papers, terribi,
threats are cast against the Vice Presiden
and Senators who have thus indicated th,
sen.ibilty and honor Of our common coun
try, and rebuked the President for having a
least connived at the outrage which was ip
flicted on them in the instructions cited b
MIR. Webster. But all denuncations are vain
there is enough Of good sense and SCUM
sentiment, unaffected by party prejudice, i
the American people at large, to ensure
this case a just estimate and favorable receI
ton The cry OF martyrdom will not suilic
to siifle the voice of reason and the natur
emotions of the American heart.
Litigation in Denmark King of Del
mark, to prevent unnecessary litigation, hi
established Court Of Equity or Arbitratio
the members of which are paid by Cover
ment, and no expense incurred by the pa
ties appealing to its decision. No suit C;
be instituted in any Court without cert
cate to state that the parties have ineffect
ally attempted to settle il by arbitration.
The .Neacburyport Murder Nothing b
transpired, says the Newburyport AdveI
ser. respecting the late murder in this toy
The selectmen are active in their endesv
10 collect proof, and the town is full of fly
rumors. but we speak advisedly when we
hat nothing satisfactory has yet been
covered either in reference to the murder
s0 IleGrick who is confined On suspicion.