Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

W 1t is with feelings Of sorrow and ree,.,
that we see word of appreciation bestowed
upon such sentiments as are contained ipstbe
following mad rawlings Of Van Buren, Anti.
BANK paper published a, Bedford Pa, and mor.
especially Is II source Of regret, when the nm.
proving voice Is heard to issue from the official
organ OF the Chief Magistrate OF the nado,
The sentiments contained in The ex,r,,, s.oat,
oe ieO"kea by every citizen in the United
states, be his political creed what if may for
ii tolerated, iipermitted TO be spread abroad i,
the land and 10 Incorporate themselves with III.
political eXcitements Of the times, they must
from lheir very nature, hasten the destruction of
'1"' "hich no" secures the citizen in the en-.
Joyment oil his dearest rights, aud most inesliina
Die blessings, the supremacy Of the laws over
the evil propensities of The human heart. The
inhabitants Of France, from the FORMULATION of
sentiments similar in their nature and cnde,cr
through the press, by the Jacobia Clubs in that
country, were prepared for the sanguinarv scenes
enacted BY The Sans Culot;es, for the reign or
terror when the CRY u a Ia L4nterne constituted
the accusation, trial, conviction, and condemoa.
lion olthousands human beings wi no were with
OUT D'ame or reproach, save the suspicion of be-
ing Inlmical to the dynasty who then ruled with
aiod oil IRON But why, it may be asked, is the
aerce wrath OF the administration and its SIM.
porters, so freely dealt out 10 those who have ,e
chartered The Bank, and TO the Bank itselfi is
nirom principle! from opposition to the banking
system and paper currency in toto if so. whv
not deal cut vial or SO TO the ten million mon.
ster, which, by the permission of Louisiana !,
about to open its voracious laws and assist in do
'our4nS the country by aiding its commerce, de-
Veiopihg lis resources, and Stimulating lis spri.
culture and manufactures into brisk and success.
iul operation, or 10 the wickcdness of III. p.o.
pie OF the State Of New York, for presummr n
aaa lour or i've millions TO their already exten.
sive banking capital, when they know, if words
can teach them, that they are SHINING against
the principles Of the President and his nomina.
ted successor both OF whom they strenuously
support; The truth of the matter is contained
IN nutshell. The Bank, while a national in
stliutloD, was the object Of the pitiful wrath of
the Executive and his interested adherents. for
presumng to foil them in their attempts to turn
1t into political machine, and, for its contumacv.
was doomed 10 death-the last hours of its exis.
tenee are drawing njgh-the shout of triumph bv
the VicIorS, had ruus through the land, 6. the vic
tors wreath, just placsd upon the brows of the
Chief, when 10 the people Of Pennsylvania.
the firm, fast friends Of the Chief, his supporters
through good report and through evil report, an.
preciaiins the benefits that must arise to their
state by securing substantial capital of TWEEN.
ty-eight millions Of dollars within i,s borderv
nave dared to resuscitate the hydra, headed
nonstcr,' TO give the bank new life And n
place IT on foundation, which the yenye ,oc.
and fury Of its enemies can neither shake or -.
pair II is for the purpose OF rendering this i,
Stitution unpopular, that the worst passion, IF
human na'we are endeavored 10 be excited I,
is for the purpose of gratifying spirit Of r.v,,
rendered malignant by disappointment. tb., o.
and undisgused calls for trampling the laws mn.
der loot, aud invading what should he ,be i.;.
iaO'e and sacred rights of private citizens. and
corporate bodies ; are made BY, and receive Tho
faac'on o. the party opposed to that ins,;,,,;o.
ihe situation Of the country must h. a,o,a...-
iesriHlly dangerous, when sentiments. .n.h
'"ess extracts contain, receive the ,o,o,;. -
the accredited opponents u official v;.w 80.