Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-12

The story 10 mnst vcritabie and tho n,or.r
Is plain.--N 4 .ur.
Ann Masonic Cosvas.os. --The Ed,.ar e
the Morristown NEW jersey, Palladium.
one OF the earliest and most uniform Anti.
Masonic papers in The United States. has nm.
eqa'socally laid aside his preferences for Mr.
WAT and come out decidedly il favor Of
Mr.. CLAY. This Is an honorable example -
other Editors 81 Anti Masonic ranks. Like
The Editsf Of the Palladium, il Is to be pre.
sumed that they are opposed to the re election
OF Genera. jackson. and since the nomina.
lion oil the National Republican Conyentions
'hey must be convinced chat this great object
Of all parties cannot be accomplished by adj
herring to MIR. Writ Il may be possibly en-
dangered. but cannot be prevented bv ouch
adhesion. II bcco mes them, therefore. ~
sacrifice their personal preferences on the II.
tci Of patriotism, aud like the Editor from
whom we are about to quote, marshal round
the Dag which will insure victory Ian.
gaage in which the Editor Of the Morri.,ovn
Palladium declares his change Of Candidate,
is as foIlows;---
I'VE .haves omitted our SUMMARY ~ 4.
tcilisence, IA order to conclude the ad,..ss
Vi the friends OF the tariff, and 10 mai 800.
Tor the proceedings oil the BaItimore ccr
vention. Many OF the substantial supnort.rs
81 thus press will, no doubt, be dsappointsd
IN the decision of the Convcntion--.;nd,lr.
ing the hope, hat the opposition to the pre-
sent two penny and imt,ecile administrations
would be concentrated on the Distinguishes
individual who received the nomination or sh~
anu Missions some months since. II Is deter
niined Otherwise. and The influence of this
State VIII 20 for CLAv--rHE coTsTlrurIoH-
IKE AMEaIeAr sY.TEM--.Asp rpr sy,parr
AcY or THE LAws'-or for ssOid Hickory.v
ana the cousequent continuance or the abuses
OF his administration. Notwithstanding our
aversion tothc rinsiples Of Speculative Free
masonry, VIC lever can coDcent 10 purs,,a :
course that may have tendency TO auament
the Influence Of the diminitiye afisfnc rucv
OF a "pctsicost government" We have therc~
fore after mature delibertiun, and candidiv
weighing the honest scruples and objections
Of the friends Of Ms. Writ, concluding he. 8
after 70 sail under the broad bsnncr of.CLAY
AND THE CONSTITUTION"
George Howard has been elected Governo~
Of Maryland.
The Rivers--Wc learn from eer,Iercsr
who have arrived here from Baltmore and
Fredericksburg. that from Baltimore ii Haw-
klns Point, the ice ia 50 thick as 20 ,lIa,v
persons to carry hogsheads Of waser -,
the ice in sleds to HAWKING Point where The
vessels have been compelled to anchor. And
that the Rapahanock il frozen 10 hard a.
to enable loadened wagons to cross.
We also learn that James River is frozen
from Richmond as low down 40 Jorden,s
Point. ---.NoJok Beacon.
Among the amusements Of the season.
should be mentioned an occasional foxchasess
on the Delaware. Wa understand 4 rlever
fox was let loose On Monday afternoon. on.
|posiie kensington. and after a few furn;ngs
on the ice, be tnade for the Jersey shore.
pursued by the hounds in full cry. The
chase was soon closed, by the superior run
ning Of the dogs--U s. Gax.
Maria Louisa. Arch Duches of Parma. bas
flied up The post Of priDate farolyite. vacant
since the decrase Of Comte de- Nicr,nerr.
The Fortunate gentleman 10 II y. baron
aareschael, who. by recent mite proprio.
10 affoc'ssd to the Princess's pc. sen, anro,pted
me di5ulty u Major Demo ~ Lsr house.
ao.d and Court. with y. The henors. all ths
latfrits'sions and prefr, 90 Ives enioye5 81 her
Late Chesaher 4 = .ouneur. Comts De Niepl
psrs war falling of fsr the widow lsf
fe grand saoolaoyaf