Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-04
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Il WANT. UCdtOs iCODDnCus ~ 20 huCS blohhiy
moor Irishn1enJ characterized the gloom Of
| that very melancholy occasion-who ought
| IN have been the last man 10 whom this APP
| neal in belIaif Of the horseless stranger for a
covering; Of thestarving infant for bread; Of
the indigent sick for rescue from the gap
ing grave, and Of the dying for decent bu
rial, couli be made in yai0i The Committee
did not believe that the President Of the Uni
| ted States, 10 whom the votes Of adopted ca
tizens had given twenty five thousand dollars
year DOT Of The public purse. which ttelr
industry contributes 10 feed and splendid
palace at the public cost, would be that mani
Bot they were compelled 10 retire from his
presence without cent. II is proper to state
that some weeks thereafter but not until the
matter had been freely spoken of, be sent a
five dollar note to The president Of the socl
ETY.
Hoo Insulting and Slopishi The Washing
ton Globe, the Official paper. has proclaimed
10 the world. that Gen Jackson was born
10 Command Will freemen submit to be
told this. and he silent? Are the independent
citizens of this country willing TO admit that
they we're born 10 obeyp born 10 criuge, and
couch. and fawn, at the footstool. Of any man
on earth? We put the question, individually.
TO every republican every antifna' nn eve
nv freeman IN the County III Chenango-
will ypu admit the worst than slavish doc
trine - the spaniel like sentiment---that Gen
Jackson was Born to Conrplapd" You? We
retract the question; for il is Of itself insulting
to every high sonled and noble minded free
men Born 10 Comnand,r None but the
most abect slaves of power none hut .he
veriest serfs IN existence hut those
who have not particle of se,frespect or IN
dependence, can guhh down so 1espoIc and
tyrsnnicle sentiment as this. Not even the
/ meanes' subjects of a foreign King or Dies
! pot won1 submit to II in silence. "8orn to
! Command,"-Away With your foul stain up
on the Independence Of the peopie-away
with so gross and so fragrant an insult to- a
nation Of freemen! We shall see whether
Gen Jackson will "CoYnn,nnd" or whether
the people. The sovereign PEOPLE, Of this
Nation. the scource Of ailpower. will "COM
MAND" for themselves - .Nor,cich 7iltegraph
4 part ofthe Jackson system Of tactics is
to boast and talk big Jackson. they Tell us,
has been growing popular ever since he was
elected President Coniment.-He came into
Office in very tempest popularity. Up
position was appraised. Now even his own
state, Tennessee, has to'chanse her electoral
law 10 save him single vote. Now II rs con
sidered by every intelligent man. that there
are good probabilities OF defeating him, and
believed by all hut his partizans, that ne
cannot he re elected If the election could be
put off a year. bis defeat would I've certain
| AS II is the chances are against him His
whole hope is in Pennsylvania, which, from
every reason Of interest and principle. should
| oppose his re election. His election can he
defeated, even he gains Pennsylvania
| Portland advertiser.