Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05


Do The administration journals, nctwithstan
ding the signal and disastrous defeat of their
two repu blican parties in Pennsylvania, still
claim that state as safe for Van Buren,. The
grounds upon which they found that claim, are,
that the two divisions of The jackson party had a
majority over Mr.. Ritner, of some 10 or $4,000
votes; and, that although now divided, and at
swords points with each other, they will, before
the commencement Of the next presidential cleo
ton, become again united, and join in one com
mon cause.-the support Of Mr.. Van Buren,. In
counting upon this result, the fact, that Gov.
Won received a large support from the Wings,
many of whom dill not vote for Ritncr on account
Of his being an anti mason, is entirely lost sight
OF, and the united votes for Wolf aud Mullen
berg are counted as the real strength of the Van
Buren, party in that state. which is far from be-
ing the true state Of the case. But even admit
ting that the votes of w off and Muhlenberg were
none other than the votes of what was once tho
Jackson party in Pennsylvania, (Which certain.
~ Is not the case) we cannot, in the present pos
ture Of the two divisions Of the { party discover
"y ""AS thui OOh u RECONCILIATION, OF that
gives assurance of their ever becoming united in
the support Of the heir apparent. The support.
ers OF Gov. Wolf were suspected Of disloyalry TO
van Baren, or in other words, it was feared thai,
they would not be found willing TO confirm the
last will and testament Of Andrew Jackson. and
1t was determined, by a knot of off ice holders at
Washington, 10 split the party by bringing
out a new candidate, who, if elected, would adj
minister the government Of the state with an eve
single TO the success Of the Baltimore nominee.
i'is TO this cause that Gov. VOLTS supporters
ascrioc their late defeat, and the feelings which
they manifest towards The Muhlenbergcrs and
their coadjutors at Washington, are more in.
dieative OF a Gnal separation, than Of. a speedy
reunion The following extract from the Ian.
caster Journal a Jackson and Wolf paper, shows
pretty nearly the amount Of good feeling tina, al
present exists between the belligercnts:
We have little commiscra,iun for the humi.
iiated Muhienbnrg minority but lift gives their
leaders any pleasure TO have succeeded in siii-
ing the Democratic party, we hope they NAV
Indulge IN all the delightful sensations which
the,r biIghted hopes and dreary prospects can af
The Pennsylvania informs us ''Democracv
has no reason to despond !" and that, 1.-THE Key
stone OF The arch is safe for Van Buren, and John.
son !" Such was the strain of this vile print.
when II deluded its believers, with daily tales
OF the success Of its candidate Mr.. Mulenburc
How has its prophecies been fulfilled Whit
can the treacheIous members Of Congress who
entered lnto a league last winter at Washington
TO spit the democratic party in Pennsylvania
heal the breach when !. snits their purposes =
We think not. They will recall ,nr,. ycnsl
prcsses'-they will put shoppers on the mouths
OF Their emissaries!-they will restore barmonv
aud good wiil!-Ncver. The nrostitu,cs ahnn,
the Pennsylvanian cannot be purified. The ca.
iamnIators ct the best men in the country-the
prosecutors OF the Oldest and the frmest and The
purest democrats of the Keystone state. cannot
oeJoTgotteH their manifold acts ofdeception and
fraud tciu not easily be forgotten What is
wanted OF this democratic party now 2 Is il a.
gam offered for sale at Washingtona you man
make nc bargain, Gentlemen, 6,u uou ,,iH s,IrS
ty fail in its f~ul6Hment.