Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

meeting OF the Hauers ut Baltimore, aud
coucl udes with the following obsery atious,
which are deserving Of Tie deep conslcera-
ton Of those whose interests are likely To be
affected BY an indlscumInate change In our
tariff poilcy
"Fo these Resolutions we would particu-
larry call the attention, not only Of our nat
manufacturers, but all others OF our me-
ehanical and manufacturing brethren, who
do not oeheye as the Journal vi Commerce
believes, "tnat perhaps 1t was as well mat
the Jury vi the storm should be poured out
upon that class OF men-nameIy, ouf manu-
featuring Interests, which haa been las ,hey
say,J forced forward by the hot Ted gFunlh
OF The war The agony was soon oteI
IL there be among our fellow citizens any
mechanics or manufacturers, who ibniA tney
nave Ueen forced into existence by lie pro.
tecilBg system, ana that therefore tneS should
receive 'the Jury OF the Storm 10 THESE Ne
do not address ourselves. but II tnelv De
some VINO believe that mechanical ana u4dn-
uiacturlnS pursuits are praisen orlhy abo no.
noraoie, that they tend 10 secure our ma.
tonai independence, aud are thereIoIe, en-
titled TO governmental protection, anu the
encouragement of all good American CHI,
zens--to these we would hoid u,,. The Ioi.ow
ing resolutions, as every way worthy Oh ,ini.
talon from the general apathy wnIcn an
pears to prevail among the mechanics ,nro'-
Out the Union, we are led 10 lear the, Junk
tDe question oil Tariff or no laiiti, an sb
sHaet proposition III political economy Now.
u tnej WI only turn their attention 10 the
SUBJECT, each 10 hrs own particular business
ana examine Tor themselves, they viii see
piainiy that departure from tue present
system IL arf ~.
them l ne rich manufacturing conn aD,es
VII be the last to surrender tile man !, aosa
industry VIII be the hrst attacked, is The o,an
VINO mas iitte or h0 capital, the article OF his
manufacture will be first struck at.
ihc pauper iabor oil Ureat Britain will
hrSt come INTO competition with him: DC he
halter, shoemaker, or other worte, IN
leather, or Ia metals or IN whalsoev.r ma
may be employed. Let II not, thereiore no
SAID on the floor Of Congress, as was .a,,, ~,
Nc Cauibreleng, that manufacturers are
gamblers. he truth Is, they are the ,,,aal.
lgent yeomanry oi the country, who are i.st
rlsihs III tue scale Oh society, but are des.
t'heu " receive deadly blow whenever such
'n"aii"SS sti0' pitVali VA our national coun-
I"' 40 " 'opaI' from the true principles OF
''io ti ~ system. we say then, rouse
up fellow citizens IN your might. ana ba,,no
examined for yourselves, act for yourse,,es
Lake nothing Tor gfanted-exam,ne wei, ,ha
Question, and do what, to YOU, shall cen,
meet We desire 10 claim no more o, yonn
| consideration than we are entitled IN 1.or,
Tue tioh oil our views. We repeat there
lore, ID lew WORDS the question of a nro-
lcCtFe system, or tariff tor venue n. Tho
simple tne pam question OF British ar A.
meslcan labor. The former. or Aner,ean
system, is to support American skin ana IN
dusuy, and the later to DESTROY ,t-Chnsa
therefore, which system is TO Won The meet
behe iIciaI 'o A's's
iorTm Gfor.-We have seen two le,,.,.
one oil the i4th, and The other of the anth
'" @ giving description OF a very bor, ,hla
Ind", winch had recently taken olace ~
-, Dn ",ouie county The hrst letter states
-, "ii'ei had mat moment heard from
-: iuuiI Coudty oil most horrid outrag.
hanu "au oeeh committed there. the Friday
~ IT,, ~ d young Tree negro fellow. upon
Inc daughter OF MIR. Ben Harris uPo"
able maa as any in the county, a.. oaI''h
Ter Is about y or IS years of age M -
IT'S g ms family were from bome-.lI ~. ~
unfortunate girl A family of f,ea a ~, ."o
le'Hieu crosse by-One of the teIlox. o1 he
iH'h'iy aware oil the absence of Mr. H.,r;e
sttpied inS' accomplished bis helh.h nurnose
Hiin's' sihins the girl by his brutalit, II
was shocking scene, Mr. Harris arrived
Pmsueu the william, caught him and immedi,
a'e'y- him, and gave him severe
logging W Sewers
The last letter states that since ,v,;,;nr -.
former letter he had "seep Mr. Harr;. nd
cohFersed with him respecting the rana cam.
in,',eu upon ms daughter Having meotion-
co Tue aiia'r then upon The AUTHORITY Of enc Of
NY negro carpenters, ] think II hest ~ state
again TO you, that that statment az 49,, sar
want is substantially correct Al, H.,
asoJu"t o''ly varied aboutthe age Of his child,
as also ne took the ravisher himself without
the assistance of any one-that his cbI
was not so much injured as he s,nnosed at
l.st' nut was very much so, as the blood.
stained hoor too plainly showed With the as.
s,s."nce Oh TWO OF bis neighhors. he was de-
ternined to IDflict instant da.th mon tba
"Te'ch-that the fellow received npIyards NJ
i,v o '"Snes, nc &c. that the fellow is still a.
,.h ole naa been taken to his own family,
w. ~ meie 'aen nursing him-but it is said
nc "hi hot recover. Mr.. II. is 6ne uechan-
io' aug as respectable as any man He an.
~ 10 De very much affected Should the
survive, he will be brought to trial"
lHtchesoad Compiler.
extraordinary Vager Mr. Udny. the ven
eraoie postmaster OF Lsmore, undertook. for
wager, to travel from that town TO Lat.
more, m an oyster barrel drawn by pig,
a oduger, two cats, goose, & hedge hoe.