Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-04

pihsoic bankruptcy, and hundreds OF thou.
SANDS oil dollars borrowed by its chief, in
such gross violation Of the Cons,itutien.
that even the Jackson members of the
Senate (Beuton and Hin inclutietl were
compelled 10 pronounce the sentence of
condemnation. Treasury Ieeches, indeedl
II was Kidding tho nation of a swarm oe
harmless flies. to be supplanted by ilock
Of voracions vultures
Tho courtly., pompous Lords" says
the address, "who feasted in idIeness in
Europe, ceased their diplomatic dinners:
and men Of business and ability were sent
abroad"
This Is news indeed. James Barbour
was recalled from England to be suppIan,-
ed by McLane, "a good appointment we
acknowledge Then went the knight Of
kindcrhook and what mighty deeds Of
diplomacy did he perform ? Was there
40 kissing the hands OF Roy aity--no cere-
monious attendance upon the Levees OF
the great-no diplomatic dinners--no FASH
ionable excursions 10 Windsor, with nv
Lord A., and my Lady By
u these were not the only employmen,s
OF our rejected Minister plcnipotentiary,
then did the Chronicles Of ST. James, most
egreg'ously belle his excellcncv How
was II at ParisP Had we not very din.
lomaiic gentleman TO represent us at the
court Of King Louis Philip Did lie nor
negotiate q treaty very scorn Of tho
sufferers interested in its fulflment, and
yet poor - il was, rejected by the Cham
Der OF Deputies. because tho minister him.
self boosted Of overreaching them What
has become OF the sleeping thunder OF tho
Tennessee Farmer. who so pompousIy
boasted, aud whose boast is so vauntingIy
proclaimed by the AIhcmarlc Convention.
that he ~e.sld ask of foreign nations
nothing bat what was clearly right, and
would submit to nothing wrong p''-ShaIl
we have Proclamation Of var apa;ntf
France ?--RotM Ssronsi We will saw no.
lnlng OF the Embassy 10 Russia, except
that the public good could not have been
lis ohject,-but what did the administra
lion gain besides mcrited disgrace, in re /.
calling the sirtuous and patriotic Harrison.
before be reached the shores of Colombia.
and sending in his place such creature
As Thomas r. Moore Away then with
this idle cant about reform in tho dplo.
matte department.
AT hume," Continues the AlbcmarIa
Address, his policy was IS mild aAd con.
cil.ating--ss considerable Of interests in
vested on the faith Of the Government, as
il was firm, dignified, and indicative Of
correct principles"
Very mild and conciliating. truly, was
tho cold blooded and ntrociols proscrip-
ton by which thousands OF honest patfi-
OTIS. aod their families, wero deprived of
bread. because forsooth they wsuld not
bow down and worship this modern Ncb-
uchadoexxar Very 6rm, dignifed, and
indicative Of correct principles, has beer
his yacilating course on all the cardinal
points Of policy which have agitatcd the
nation 10 day the friend Of the Tariff and
Internal Tmpfovement--to morrow against
them FIRST in favor Of National Bank,
aud afterwards violently opposed to any
Bank now against the appointment OF
Members of Congress to office, believing
IL TO be rank corruption land then select
ing from that class of citizens, more than
all his predecessors combined; tenderIy
alive at one time about the patronage OF
Government coming in conflict with the
freedom OF elections, aud as soon as fair
~ hoisted into power, sending forth an
army OF office holders, TO control those
very elections. aud worse than all, bribing
and corrupting the public press. in the
most shameless and audacious manner
ever attempted before in free country.
II is really most impuaent and disgusting
in any self created assemblage Of men To
talk about Andrew Jackson's mild and
conciliating policy.
II is thus, that these gentlemen speak
OF the Proclamation
"This was soon followed BY his Proc.
lamalion. addressed TO the citizens Of
South Carolina. The federal origin and
character attributed TO our government.
in that paper we repudiate as utterly
as the President himself, upon maturer
reflection, has since done, but regarding
il as a measure, il evinced crhsummale
ability. and was ffaught &ith incalculable
benefit TO the country"
These self styled Democrats repudiate
the federal doctrines of tits memorable
instrument, as much as the President him
self has done after mature reflection. Aye,
about rs much, we have DO doubt. In
what Illuminating attitude do they here
represent their idol THE President of
the United States. regulating bis own
doctrines through the columns of the Co.
ftfitHcht paper - u AVS kftdt Ctdlc paper
then falls to the ground, at the voice of
Francis Preston Blair or Amos Kendall,
heard through the Globe. What pitiful
and contemplate subteIfuge. 1t was thus.
that the infamous doctrines Of the Protef
we're renowned the next day. at The
ding Of the profligate and desperate ca
who rule the destinies Of this nation. r
long will the Indignation Of freemen slceI
at such paltry articles? BY the way.
these self elected Republicans of the Abe
marie District, touch lightly upon the
doctrines Of the Protest. Probably they
thought they had drawn so heavily upon
the credulity and guIlibility OF the people,
that thy could not venture further. We
wonder they did not sing song Of triumph
at the approach Of the golden age. when
torrents Of the precious metal were 10 de-
LUCE the country and sweep away from
circulation every vesiige OF Bank paper.
We beg pardon Of General Gordon, for
so far interfering with bis rights and prl-