Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-15
The following resoIqtida passed ihs House

be suspended by vote of two thirds; and It
was sent to the Senate on the last day Of the
| session, IL. was not acted upon las we have
no doubt il will be at the next session
"Whereas tie People of the State OF New
Jersey feel deep interest 10 all things affect
ing the welfare OF their comrhoi county. and
particularly in every measure having relation
| TO the Judiciary, the Tariff System. Internal
improvements, and the Currency OF the eOuu
try-the maintenance OF each, in all their in
volatility, is deemed essential to the prospe
rity of the United States Therefore
'sBe il resolved by the Council and Gene
raj Assembly of the State of New jersey.
That our Senators be instructed, and our Re
representatives. in Congress be requested, to
| use their best endeavors to maintain the pre-
sent Judiciary System Of the United States
| nviolate; to give adequate protection TO Anne
rlcan Industry; to foster and uphold Internal
| improvements, and TO vote for and advocate
the renewal Of the charter of the Bank OF the
United States, with such notifications as may
be deemed necessary
We see il stated, that the notorious Gen
Houston intends returning 10 Tennessee and
Offering himself, to the good people Of that
state, as candidate for the Office Of Governor.
we presume, Vi COuToc, as tuiubo SO5 tIidt
he will be elected-.4ter. Gdr.
The Fredericksburg Arena states, on the
authority of the Chilicothe Gazette of the
24th utimo, that the right to the seat in Con
gress, for which Gen. Macarthur {he late
| Governor OF Chio) and Mr. Allen were com
petitors will be contested Mr. Allen was the
Jackson, and Gen Macarthur the opposite
| candidate.
The grounds OF the contest, the Gazette
states to be-
! THAT there were number Of illegal votes
| cast for MIR Allen, such as minors, aliens. and
DISTINGUISHED persons, and that ia one of the
townships in this county ,one oil the Trustees,
WAC was himself candidate, sat as Judge of
! the election, which is contrary to the law OF
this State regulating cleo ions. II is believed
that these grounds can he fully sustained BY
proof"
In an address TO the citizens OF South Car.
DINA, published in the Charleston Mercury,
| i is Sal
1T becomes you, fellow citizens. in our
| "humble Judgment, to direct the Electoral
college Of this State, to withhold her vote
! "entlrely. and to put in blank, unless it APP
''pcars by the returns from other States. that
your vote may Keep the election out of the
''fiouse of Representatives, ard ensure Mr..
| "Wirt's election, if given to him For your
| "choice will then be, whether there shall be
"an election by the People or not"
We note this paragraf III in the Charleston
| Mercury, the chief notification paper Of S.
| Carolina.
''If il be true, as some assert, that the Pre-
| "a -, NJ a 4
! gooning refractory State into obedience, we
| think that we may predict, with confidence,
| that should his advisers even suffer him to
commit h!uIself by the attempt, he will be
astonished at his utter impotence to execute
his arbitrary will He cannot move efficient
! ly ia the matter, unless supported by the pub
lie opinion of the Union. His standing army
does not "a 'al the majority BY which the null
LITIGATION party exceed their opponents in this
State; and It rests not with him to increase
it II he usurps the right, the eople of the
Union mos, support him in it, Or he can do
nothing. We assert unbesitalingly that they
never will support him He may order out
the militia of the States, but they will not
march. The people of every State in the q
MON will ne alarmed for thei. liberties, the
moment such stretch OF power is actually
made, however complacentIy they may speak
beforehand Of chasiising the NuIlificrs."
The Custom House .4rmy-The "ofgani
sed corps" of the u. :. office holders we're
never so bold in 8 me fcren e with
the freedom Of our elections as at the pre-
sent time The conduct of some of them is
outrageous and shameful beyond example
yesterday, one OF their leaders in The seventh
ward, who has been particularly otticous in
rearing hickory trees, and perpetrating other
|, ontrages upon public decency, being remon-
sirated with for his conduct as an office hol
der oil three thousand year, very cooy re-
piled that "any mn, holding an Office ,cas a
id fool not 10 fight for IL" THIS man has
not a Coe-equal.-.N Y Com.
Horse and Worse --Wh lie the great friaio-
fiy of the office holders are brDw-beating
honest citizens at the polls by way of illus
trating the real meaning OF the Presidents
professions, touching an interfer, ne of the
federal officers in the freedom Of our elections,
there are An honest few, who haze not been
turned out Of office, although they have not
yet bowed the knee to the IDOL These men
however. Dire nj go to tho polls to vote as
conscience dcat's lest they shall be turn
ed adriit, ana their families deprived of bread
q the Beauties of modern epublicanism.-
". Z. Commercial .4dusTtiser.
Durable Fence -De&ton WinsIow Mars
ION. has on his farm Kind Of fence, which
for durability and beauty can hardly be ex.