Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29
10 lIIL FUDAiC.

FESHE Editors Of the II IcHMoED Vine, eli
81 couaged b} the lGt~-rI patronage they
have received from til putilc, and partially
C0erecd by the increasing demands upon their
columns, have dete'n.i'ed 10 enlarge the sIze
OF theH PAPER, anu improve Its Typography
and appearance. To thus end preparatory
measures have already been taken, Which VIII
he earned iuto execution on the LIST Janua
-, 1853
The length of time for which the Wing
has been published, aud the active and nnre"
served pai ii has taken In pubic discussions,
TENDERS an enumeration 81 ITS poifsics, 10
great degree, unnecessary steady attach
ment to the Uu,on-opp >iton T. The - stem
of internal improvements oy Uoagress, as un
constitutional, out more especially ny invli'g
scrambles for public money support oi the
srinciple of a protecting tarii, but a mooih
cation of the present law, IN such wise AS TO
accompllsh If possible, taee otJects, VIZ: l..
Conciilauon oil the South , keoucton to
the point Of necessary revenue D Reasona.
BILE protection 10 every hrant b oi substantial
manufactures opposition, unComPiohioinS
and steadfast, 10 Jachson,sHl and especially 10
It's last variety, Van BufcGism, ahd It's pro
geny, of partI rewards ana panisbnienls, ma
King he offices Of the countfy the "sp0ils'
of the vIetots; creating an aruhciai puuAc o
pmion. tbrougu tue fundamentally Oh con-
cerIed movements IN d sutserviet' press, ana
ruling the elections ~ central JGnios, assn
mug the name OF the repu Con parry These
Sentiments have iol teng,n oi TINE shaP,d
the politlcal course oI the hchh0nd NnIs,
and are likely 10 continue Il do So
We propose 10 give more variety TO the
CONTENTS oi cur Journal, aud while not less
space or attention wul p- d,v voted ~ poDtc,
,spL A
permit Us 10 grsriy tie taste ol others oesloes
the poutlc,an Mr. hULH X fLEAsANTs las
becone associated m The CONDUCT Of the pa
per. He Is not al Tins time IA the STATE; but
we venture 10 promise Tor han un" eaiied as
eiduitY IN has new engage taent5.
The era We hope Is al maud, when party
strife and rancor will. at east ior d season,
yield to other and better feelings 0 the
propagation OF such feelings, 10 The restora
Il0n of harmony 10 society, ami tfdnqlliiy TO
the country, and 10 the iulGie restfalnt vi
party warfare within the iiinlis muIch willnot
menace either, We promise most iuily and
zeaiuusly 20 contribute our mite Lake sides,
lndeed, we ever Nn, admIfI0s the wisdom Oh
that law OF Scion, which permitted 40 nen-
trails IN questions affecting the well beng OF
the State; but we disclalm partlzanship lore
var. Upon these principles, Tue solemn n
portaBce OF establishing and maintaining
which, tie distracted condition Ut Tive couh-
tfy, caused principally by parttzan boslIiIhes.
most loudly prociainis we build clam to
the patronage Of all parties ami ali men. AL
are interested IN terminating, II possible, q
Condition OF Things which, without the inter.
position OF pnhnc opinion, aud d tuoiclous I'll
recton OF public patronage. may chance, by
ahe Immense lphaeHce oi The press, 10 precI
pitate The county Into COMMISSIONS and reVo
FUTON Personality --abuse- SANDER shall
not enter our columns.
tLEASANTS & ABBOTT.
Richmond, Oct 80, 1852
p2RM,- tor TIE Daiy Paper SO per an,
nun, Tor the S~@ Weekly Paper 50 do.
MI eu4u1l =, 1872.