Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
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no sbtHetftsC HtuJOsGy W uPuuhS v tleuN
sand chich The administration had IN Maine
last year .ciA be d,cindlea do,cn to a mere
handful, IF not entirely destroyed, atthe present
election; and Maine may nog be fairly ranked
as opposed to Jackson such has been The
re action Of a fe,o months, ,ce may safely cal
CHUTE that Maine lciH gire q decided MAORI
ty dgaist Cra Jackson at tie November etec
't,oa. We rejoice to see The spirit of liberty
rising m ifs niajtsty IA ere,y corner Of the cola
Try, 4eac hing ussapns that Tie rights Of
Jreenen shall not be tranlpled on ,cith impussi
IT, SO much for i'npadentiy disposing o. part
OF Name and her patriotic republican citizens
to British Mol4TclIt-Patriot and Shield.
Our friends from the country may visit
Martinsburg with the most perfect safety,
although strenuous exertions have been made
to impress upon their minds that the Cholera
Was existing in the place We fndi stated
in the ''Hirginia Republican Of last week,
that tsoo cases Of Cholera had appeared
,nong US, one OF which proved fatal.-This
is without the slightest shadow Of truth, as
we asserted in our last There has been but
one case of Cholera in the place, {this we
have from medical gentlemen Of the FIRST
standing and respectabihty,) that stranger
from the Canal, who was treated for the dis.
ease by our, ply sicians, and he recovered -
We should not be the least surprised to see
the case of poor Thomas Spr;gs. trumpetted
about, ae another-case Of the Cholera. The
citizens Of the:place, thanks 10 Divine Pro-
violence, enjoy extraordinary good health.
Atiength acandidate for Governor of the
State of New York has been nominated blythe
jackson party The nomination has fallen on
William l. Marcy. atpresent a Senator from
that State. John Tracy was nominated to be
ran with him for Lieutenant Governor I'm
less all appearances are deceptive, they will
certainly be beaten.
General DuncGa-We understand that this
gentleman member of Congress from Illinois,
has followed in the train Of the multitude,
and come out aga.nst the Administration
Among the principle causes Of this step, were
the Presidents Veto on the Bank Bill, and
his rejection of the Chicago Harbor Bill.
Michigan.-Ths Territory IS about taking
measures to enter the Union. The legislative
council have passed an act requiring meet
ings 10 be held Of the white male inhabitants
who are 81 years of age. in the organised
townships of the territory, on the first Tues
day Of next month, and that a vote shall then
be taken on the question whether it is expedi-
en-, for people Of the territory 10 form State
| Government, and returns of such votes are
10 be made 10 the Secretary, and laid before
the legislative council al its next session.
A gentleman in New Hampshire writes to
| the editor of the Dover Enquirer, 'you
| must put your paper cheaper, or 1t Cannot
be circulated; the jackson papers come in
| to this neighborhood for about nothing, and
the 4Globe,' especially. is sent grasisi Our
| Postmaster receives a bundle every week
| aud all of us who choose can have one"
| Oh, this pure and upright administration!
\ How ought the nation TO rejoice that the Pre-
4 sidential chair is filed by one WHO'S SO care
!! full that the patronage Of goyernmentsball not
be brought into conflict with the freedom Of
eclionsl-LouisrilIe Herald.