Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-06
from THE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE.
10 the People ofthe United States.
LETTER III.

c.,. 7, me- frst letter. I anolo-
feAo0 o'"N." 49, ,.o,, showed von that
kssd LOT aPpe"n Ia -, ad1ast friend of Gen.
had peen VI. ~, ,he motive for the persecu-
acSson' poanseu 80, r,e which he now sanctions,
Os aifeo,1u % -; aJharen,s 10 nroye any of
pd dehed MN anu ms
per ioui i'iip '''.ssoa :, Sentember last. il
Even Who" oPPa .cs,roa 20 nv letters of the
u DC seen, on La.a,ofore n1bl;sbed. that |
~, attr;bute the couduct of the President to
not s'eaDs'. n,;vo thcn considered him
mana ;a,rnmant Of men aronnd him who
me's ar.hv If h;s confidence. and believed
ele l W." Wa Lccome The cxecutioner of their ven
a 49,. ~ ara;nst all who checked their rapacity.-
FaHce - ~, Whilst / sill believe The Pre-
@ eonies ,,, l bv ex,raneous influences opc-
en' ~ ~ nass;ons If is difiicult charitably to
ans VI III r silence whilst acts are deliberate
Uu's s -. before his ewes. which are at vari-
sAeo 49, II ;,stice and charity.
&c wiz, he . more serious charge, than to
ne" u.s., ID the mask of friendship, entered
y msa a. 80 thwar, the President, aud favor
.;,.,;oa which professed to oppose? Yet
hs' lna ~ ;mnutation is. il is sanctioned by
io S: a. II is sanctioned in opposi-
enc ne re, nov, in contradiction to his de-
" or - ~ me in writing as well as per-
~ ,,,, 70 the last moments Of our separation.
Ta lain W 60 grave charge, proof should have
;Ia@. hn, ali that Is said TO sustain it is,
1901 the renewal of the deposites, and
=, - letter. nubli.bed at New Orleans, ex-
"a such sentiments as showed that / had
esSeu sun ~; nh ali the hostility of the
81 Inuo ;, NV reasons for resisting the
IA na IF The denosites will be given in future
NV - ,be public will be able to Judge,
'i, VIZ" VIZ. a;s,anc. sus,ains the wis. imputa-
nh;ch oro now considering. At present,
II ,agsr onIv IN the second pretext for this ca
an r'''' ''''' ~
To'. ,o,,or from friend at New Orleans,
~ N''S1 ~ n.so,,ar Ias, which 7 regretted
fO@ aIgpiy IN Oato mo- Consent From that
We Paoilsneuo ~I 49,. oS H.. 10th of December
py 'ne oulclai pap u '
I Is oI "''' t"I'';a1,s ;,hor that we misun-
II Is pu. 700 r. a..al iacl,son head
"%Ou 'ne 1uai 80 ondarf1llv altered. On
gse nc hSs oeo "a:.ss 1880 h. has failed
wy oaru,na, ,'ron,sasd nuritv in selections
y. nv ne 20 hee, nurelv made: he
toSsscd - he a fr;end to domestic industry, yet
IaS Nv. W ~ 80 - on,- bodv else 10 pros
mas u9he more thsn any Do norcrnmcnt
M and vet affects IN dread a monied aristo-
and ,,ct ,aLes forty or fiCtv irresponsible
,rcirc3I ot;ng hanks nnder the national wing:
, hn,' "a -, ;uternal improve
~ 4 ~. IIGoat;or vet he has been
tems,,;ng ali th NJ he had said in his procla-
Nv. u5 az - -. hol;oyo he ever had
n nrincinleS Or ever arrived at any result Dy
exerc;se oS The mind. impulses and passions
rlISJ ;,
he sketch her. presented was drawn after
ro,;ran','r, 20 orir,,,o life. and consequently
had ara;lcd mysalf of an opportunity, not
NO cn;o,,cJ of c;oselv examining the origi-
Wbrn became one OF the Presidents adj
n il was rU,, duty to study his moral and
lec.naI naI;t;es. as well as his political prin-
Is and W.. and to this end, l exerted such
rers Of Reformation as / possessed. The
N was a conviction, that, in the portraits
Nh had drawn. 10 gain popular appreciation
va and ls2S. / had either fiattercd Genera
k,on. owing to nv having had before me out
onlv taken by his intimate friends; or else
the features had been Of late greatly altered
eT the ;nauence of pride and power. ma
Nv st,,c3 in private letter TO friend, thu
n Of nv observation. especially as tina
Fpj like 1vself, had been originally grea
irrr nf General Jackson: and am sure, j
we'd him 10 hear as Il did me to have occasion
kcmmUnica,c what contradicted so many O
h. nromin,.nt oh arocteristics of General Jack
acrord;ng 70 nv rrnresentations in 1928 AM
WERE nSr;ty of n1rnose, and steadiness il
tcution Ru, IN s23 I became satisfied, tina