Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-29


At meeting OF the Republican citizens
Of Dauphin county, (PennsYlyania.) conven
I'd at the "sign Gf General Washington IN
Harrisburg on "Wednesday evening, the I4th
inst. the following Resolutions, among
others, were adopted;
Rcsolved. That We approve Of the rejec.
ton OF Martin Van Buren,. by the Senate OF
the United States, "a Minister TO England,
unnecessarily appointed during the recess Of
the Senate, because he sigmsize1 American
rights as unjust pretensi0ns, and begged a
boon for party, which was not asked for
the country
Rssotred, That the late letter Of Andrew
Jackson to the British party men OF the
State OF New York, ludicrously claiming as
his own offspring the iiiegitimate bantins Of
the rejected Minister. his letter of lnstruc
tons 10 Louis MI.ane, is an outrage upon
the understanding Of thoss who know the
President asd his minister, and affords good
cause for the rejection Of one by the Senate,
and of the other by the People.
Reso'red. That we view the crisis which
has lately called forth the interposition Of the
National Judiciary, to support the Cousiitu-
ton, laws. and treaties of the Uni;ej States
against the eneroachments and lawlcss op
preston Of a member OF the Union, as ema.
mating from the temporizing policy Of the
President, and we believe that to preserve
the Union the People must reform the re
former
Resolutions were also adopted approving
the National Republican Nomination of can
dtdates for the Presidency and Vice Presi
dency
Al numerous meeting OF the citizens Of
~, 90.
TO notice, at the House OF John Kinports. on
TIE 3D. day Of March inst, Resolutions wcre
adopted approving the Baltimore Conrcu
ton Nomination, and expressing the opinion
OF the meeting on put1lc affairs: Among
them was tho following:
Reselred. That tie atter,p, which the
friends Of Martin Van Bnren, whose charac
ter for intrigue and management are well e.
tabhshed, are making 10 secure his nomina
ton to the Vice Presidency. with the hone
and expectations that, should Ire and Jackson
be elected, the latter will either be removed
by death or incapable, from iniirmity and
oiu age, OF discha'ging the duties Of ms of
nee, which would, in either case, tlevolve
upon the Vice President. is a gross insult 10
the American Ns1on, because il is trick
to fois' man into the Presidential Chair
WHO has no possible chance of ever being
placed there by the voice Of the People.
AZ very large snd respectable meeting
of the Young Men, National Repnblicavs
OF Washington rounty, (Pennsrivania) cal.
led IN pursuance of public notice, 1T The
Court House, Delegates were anpeiptes 10
the National Convention Of Young men. to
he held in the City Of Washington in NAV
next; and. besides others, the following Reso
lutions were adopted, viz:
Heso!red, That, notwithstanding orr
youth, we feel privileged to express our dc
cided Misrepresentation OF The proceedings of
i'ngs lately held in New York and Phi
ia'ielph'a, denouncing majority OF the Sc
nate OF the United States, for an honest and
fearless discharge Of constitutional duty
kesoired. That. in the refusal OF the Sc
nate TO confirm the appointment of Martin
Fah bnfen, as Minister to England we see
no'hing hut just regard to the honor and
dignity OF the naten
hesofped. That we view with unaffected
alarm any efforts to intimidats HE Sena4e in
the discharge Of the high p,erogatiye vested
IN Il by the Constitution
heso'ced, That The propositions seriously
made by partizsns Of the present adoinisIra
ton 10 cut doarn the Senate" sto limit its
duration to two years." and "to take awav
IT'S powero OF rejecting the appointments of
Inc fresldent;" should meet the unonaEfied
Indignation oievery friend Of his country.
nj meeting of the Jackson Members Of
me Legislature of the State of New Jersey
Reio on Wednesday last, the following M.
n'nai'on was added to those already before
he Public;
Resolccd, That we recommend MIR Cellor
,.'txeh' nahion Dickerson, as suitable can |
y l.oa'e' 10 De supported by the Delegation Of |
new Jersey IN that Convention, and that |
hey De requested TO present his name as the |
ifs' ch''ce OF New jersey.
Inc New York Sentinel gives an account
u me proceedings of meeting rerentlv
eio W mat CITY, to nominate Richard nj
ohnson' OF Kentucky, as a candidate for
le wee Presidency. The meeting is stat
: 80 nave been large, and is spoken Of in
lowing terms. The nomination "a sta,od
have been carried but With two dissent
~ voices.
ne new York American preiixes 10
eis'Ero account of the late proceedings oc
10 hlchtnond Caucus, the iotlovins re- |
arKs' winch are well worth the attcntion oc /
: 'n'ethgeht portion OF the People of Viz I
'.Ne,c FORK Party .Maehfnc,y at ,,orE =,
'rgn'a The Richmond Wing of FRIDAY I
81 details the results OF fourth caucns /
ben. by continual application OF The sere,rs A
sort on negdtiee nomination of Mr.. Van /
ifen Tor the Vice Presidency was obtained ! c
VIII De iudcrons after this, when Vireinia v
'malty adopis as her candidates, men On S
sea 10 her upon the subject of the Tar,n b