Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
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JsckSop. and who lave a loud shout of tri-
umrh when the bank veto was received. now
complains Of the order from the mother Bank
10 discouat no new paper. and says, ,hat Tor
the pressure which vail be thus produeed, no
possible apology can he found in the veto."
We think differently The veto says that the
payment Of interest on the debt due TO the
Bank in the West Is runons 20 that section
OF country IL this I've so, Il would surely 10
an act OF great folly N the Bank 60 increase
this hurthen lf the President be right, tho
citizens Of the West should be thankful that
the Bank declines farther accommodation,
and should regard as an act oi mercy gem
.eral order to wind up its concerns. and with
draw IL. branches - Bali Chronicle
The prospect ia .Nesc York From every
mart OF the State we have the most cheering
intelligence The minsons oil power, who
fight for the "spoils,n are in utter uismay al
the prospect Of The defeat which awaits them.
Not only is the election of Granger and Ste
vens placed beyond all doubt. but theirmajo-
rity will be overwhelming. anu such as viii
forever blast the hopes and respects of the
"fsvoriie son." An Intelligent correspondent
in a ncighboring village, writes US that every
thing goes on well. and risat victory, moro
than victery, is ours ~. Hbaa1y paper.
The President seems 10 have no great de-
ference for the opinions Of the experienced
JUDGES OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States on constitutional points; hut great
regard for those Of Mr.. Attorney General
Taneyl Csium. Sen
"WHo PaYs?n. One day last week the mad
from the South was loaded with copies Of .
stereotype edition oa the Veto, and we under
stand large edition has been ordered for This
county. Has the 1000 fund been increa-
sed.-- Schenectady Cab
At late jackson meeting in Licking coun-
w. Ohio. resolutions were adopted. request
ing the members of Congress from the Siato
10 support MIR Clay's Land Bah at the next
| session
Ohio We understand that on the 18th
inst MIR Robert Il Lyttle. OF Cincinnati. was
| nominated as a candidate for Congress. by =
| Jackson Convention at Carthage MIR Ma
thaniel G. Pendleton. a distinguished Nation
| al Repubhcan.is annoancedin the Cinciniia-
| ii Gazette of The 10th, as the opposing cam
dIiate
The Nashville Banner recommends that
! The Legislature OF Tennessee, at Us approach
ing special session shall make arrangements
for the choice OF Electors Of President apd
Vice President by general ticket instead OF
choosing by districts as has been done 10 that
State hitherto.-- Boston Dai yidv
John Cramof's spremouitory symptom"
has been On visit TO this city from Saratoga
county. Daily trips have also been made
from this city, during The week past TO Sa-
ratoga. Oar political Almanac says--~slook
out Tor sanally weather. and as Psddy would
say. there's terrible storm at 81 a--the shipe
are all bottom upward Schenectady Cobi,aef-
The Albsny Daily Advertiser say. in refe-
renee TO present political prospects-"We
have Just received a letter from gentleman
ia the western part oil this State. who has
been, since 1923, a friend Of jackson. Ho
saws that, satisfied with he violation Of prin-
ciple exhibited by the President, and being
convinced that he is governed by profligato
1 men, without exercising his own judgment,
| he has abandoned him, and shall no longer
support one Of whom he once thought high
! w. but who, he nov believes. is mere auto
maton in The hands oil designing men. THIS
is but ono Of many instances which We know
Of. in which Jackson has been forsakcn ~
his former best friends"
Old Chenango.-Hcxtract of letter from
Norwich, Chenango county. to the editors Of
the Albany DAILY Advertiser, dated Arg 25y
1S32:-"Politicai matt. rs in This section Ut
the country look well Tor the good cause
The people in the valley look TO the prostra-
ton Of the present State and National Admit
nistratons as the only way OF preserving tho
system OF nalimprovements -fse tarid--
the national currency and, IN fact, the Unt-
on. Hundreds who we're formerly the suppor-
tiers of jackson, are now railying under the
..nner cf che people Cor ballot boxes IN
November will tell web for fhe Utica noms-
nations"
Jacksens Soldicr.-The Budget in an in
dated and false account OF the result OF the
recent election in Kentucky. says -ssthe vic-
tory has heen gained by the soldiers OF the
Patriot Chieftain = Indeed has il come 10
tins already f.,at the freemen of the Uniied
States are converted into the sSoLDiERs" Of
Andrew Jackson, with nothing left bot to o.
ley has yril fight his battles and gain has VIC
tories2 we knew That certaia men wished u
50: bat we hardly expected TO see them SO
soon prepared to aYow that it actually was
3d. Troy sesttget
From. The Kentucky Olive branch
The following anecdote. which we give az
we have heard il, may serve ~ iilnstrate Qia-
ker hospitality and plainness A man whose
given name was john, happened at The hons~
Of Quaker just the family was sst'lw :
! down To breakls st. and was addressed hy '.ao
! Quaker as follows: John expect thee ara
(, hungry, will thee set by and eat Ny break
| iast?'' John thanked him, and say. be had
, mo occasiou;' 30 the family f.. to. John
| looked on--the loaf was large and wa,te~--
! the bacon and ggs had fine fiave- a.. hut
| Ter and milk seemed abundant -. 81