Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

nos Ayres; Miller in MoHteyideo, and Shan
non, and another previously, in Guatemala.
One British Charge died on the route, like
Wright and Shannon, and two Consuls Ire
neral were assassinated.
THAT alters the case, quoth the lawyer,
and If and ii ~
The ,Jacksonians are nightly pleased with
those cIergymen who viii preach political
barangues IN favor OF Andrew Jackson. But
if a cl,rg, man, alarmed at hls strides To-
WARTS absolute power or disguised at his
bea,tless. inhuman want Of faith towards the
con6d;ne and deienceless Indians, ventures,
even in the private circle, 10 utter word "a
oa;ns, their political idol-"that alters the
case.n and the welkin rings again with their
;nvectives against political clergymen." The
rr;pc;nles of such politicians are like their
el,vcs mt on and pulted off, as suits the
conyen;ence of the moment Troy Sentmet.
pyuce Ed,eard County, .dug. Z, 1881.
have seen ia the newspapers my name
.u,on he Electoral Ticket trained by Tie
.Stannton Clay and Sergeant Convention.
Although the present Chief Magistrate OF
,ha iTu;ted States is not lavorlte with me,
and do NOT intend TO vote for hsm, yet dill
ferine with MIR. Clay and MIR. Sergeant on
sevessl important subjects which nave, and
in all probability will continue to aGilate this
country for several years to come Cannot
support their election, and therefore request
Ohrough your paper) that my name be with
drawn
Yours, Respectfully,
SAMUEL BRANCH.
Editors Of the Richmond Wing
Gen S. G Krepps, highly respectable
n member of the Pennsylvania Senate, from
Il Fayette county, and the gentleman 10 whom
Y the notorious letter, written by Randolph and
4 ranked by'Jackson. soliciting nomination
Cor re election by the Pennsy lvanla iegisla-
ture, was addressed, has taken high and
patriotic stand IN opposition TO the present
Incumbent of the executive chair OF the ma
tion He will now L learn from an intimate
personal friend of his, support any distin-
guished statesman in preference TO Andrew
jackson, and as the most efficient means OF
effectiag the political regeneration Of the state
will aid in advancing Joseph RItner to The
gubernatoral chair His influence is great
in his district, and having been the jackson
representative, he will be enabled to, and
will doubtless do much, to aid the good
cause,-Pena. ing.
q The Albany Argus denies that Mr.. Van
q Buren, is to be withdrawn We believed diff
n ferently when we said he was; but we are
"a not at liberty to doubt the correctness Of the
81 Argus information. aEORe object we had
In view, was to prevent MIR. Van Buren, S
withdrawal That he did mediate ii is GER
tain, as we believe. Can the Argus say
whether the disclosure of the game he pro-
posed to play may not have had some eli
feet in inducing him TO change it? Perhaps
the Pennsylvania Intelligencer has more tra-
" divided the nature of the intrigue on foot
than We.--That paper observes Rachm0no
Uhig.
"The Richmond Wing predicts that Van Blu
rem will decline in favor of Wilkins. II IS
much more probable that Wilkins will wait
until after the electors are chosen and then
decline il the ticket which is pledged TO sup
Vot him is elected.
"We know of man in this State TO whom
Something tantamount to a promise OF this
kind has been given. But Wilkins will not
have chance TO decline. There will fnailJ
be in this State but one ticket opposed tc
jackson, and that will succeed. Sacrifice:
will be made, self and party will be merged
m the higher consideration OF country. The
times demand united action OF all those
who wish TO wrest from the bands Of violence
tyranny and misfue, the violated Constlta
tOn Of our common country"
III Oiio.-The Hon. w w Irwin, and Judg
NJ CLANCY, are candidates for the next Con
gress, III the congressional district at presen
l represented by the former gentleman.
| The ST. Clairsville Gazette announces tha
| Wilson shannon, Esq is candidate to re
IL present the / 1th congressional district, in
blo. in the 2Sd Congress.
III William Allen has been nominated by tn
jackson party, and Richard Douglass by III
ii Cay party TO represent in Congress the st
ven a congressional district, composed OF III
cou ties OF Fayette, Ross, Pike, jackson
an | Nciota.
ii Thomas Morris, Of CleImont county, is
| ca 'dIdate TO represent the fifth congression
IL DIST ct, the counties of Adams, Clermon
and Brown.
Irhe not with disease and death - II gel
tlemat arho resides IN The upper part Of The ca
IL adies, that a man leho ,oaS employed IN ma
II mg arrangements for their reception Of p
te'ds IN one Of The Cholera Hospitals, sportiee
stretched hbeself out on one Of ths cots, aad e
claimed, "Here is The first case Of Cholerd
iae man some hotTS otter lrds taken doicn tei
he disease and NE nsrt day sras q corpse,
n Phil Paper.