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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

| The Vice President then announced the result TO
the joint meeting. and in compliance with the Law
Of March /, 1872, and the resolution OF the two
Houses OF the "a instant made the following decls
| ration:
81 do declare that WILLIAM Henry HARRisos
of Ohio, having majority Of the whole number Of
votes Of the Electors Of President and Vice P,esi.
dent Of the United States for President, is duly
elected President Of the United States for four
| years, commencing with The 9TH day Of March, in
the year 1871.
| " And do further declare that joHs TYLER, OF
virg'nia, having majority Of the whole number OF
yoles Of the Electors Of President and Vice Pses.
dent OF the United States for Vice President Is du-
ly elected Vice President OF the UaEed States for
four years, commencing with the 4,h day Of March,
In the year l84i."
The Vice President then announced that, as the
business for which the two Houses Of Congress had
assembled in joint meeting had been gone through
With, he declared the meeting dissolved; and
tbereDpon.
The Senate withdrew In the order in which IL
had entered the balls the principal Clerk bearing
The votes Of the Electors, and Of the lis,s, 10
the Senate Chamber, to be deposited with the al
chIves Of that body
Whilst the Senate retiring from the Hall
the Speaker and members OF the House remained
standing.
The Senate being Withdrawn, the Speaker took
his chair, ADD The House resumed its session !;
and
MIR. Gushing from the joint comnittee appoint
Oh on the I'd iast submitted the following resoiu-
lion as an additional report from that committee:
Resot0ed, That committee Of one member of
The Senate 10 join committee Of two member. of
The House Of Representative, be appointed by the
House to wait on william HssRY H.RRisos. Of
Ohio, and to notify him that he has been duly elect
a1 81 e.
commencing with the 4th day Of March, l84l.
The resolution read and adopted aod
The House, ar O'Clock p. NJ, adjourned until
tomorrow, O'clock
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
MAiLIkE.

As specimen Of the temper prevailing among
our Canadian neghbors, we give the following from
the Montreal Herald. /, relates to the tumultuous
proceedings at Lockport IN the affair Of Nc Leod:
Such behavior as this 10 British subjects is re-
ally carrying the joke too far, and Americans may
yet had that torbearauce has its proper mlt schen
they see their frontier eitits IN ashes as they s0tA
ossuredty do II hey continue their mad career -
The American government must, like every other
be anienable to the law OF nations, and the time i.
now about gone by when the dsrsputable and dis
honest plea vii! be ognised, that the general 20.
sernment is not liable for he offence committed by
individual States.
The United States at present. p, esents a most ex.
naordinary spectacle OF living libel on freedom
of speech, OF person and of property-s disgrace to
humankind"
The Toronto Patriot sounds +" a louder We, and
yet louder stIan"-as in the words following. Ia
wit:
We hear mention OF Ft,e Famine. and
Slaughter reigning over ,hsir maritime fronter-
no superstition Of the possibility Of the lombard
ment Of New York, Boston, or Baltimore by the
unrvaIIed Navy OF England sssist,d by her immense
Steam Marine; 10 gllmpses OF burning cities and
massacred thousands haunt the eyes Of the enlight.
ened American. Alas! the retro. pection of few
years would have aided 10 his dream the memorial
phantoms of blazing metropolis flingng its red
Il,
sive armie, fondiy equipped for conq est, hunyng
back in dismsy and defeat from the free forests OF
the royal Canadians"
This last aiiusion can hardly have any reference
to Proctor and his Indian allies.
Bur there are matters of serious moment to be
thought OF IN connection with present relations
with Great Britain. II We admit for moment the
supfosion that is to be the result of our diff.
culies with that powerful nation, the thought i.
sisrtling-not from sense of fear but from the
consciousness Of ou' unPrepared condition. Wheth-
err there ~ to be war not depends upon the will
Of England. She has her option; and # her views
Of policy her spirit Of domination her feelings OF
rivalry, OF de'ire Of aggrandizement, shall in her
estimation, render war advisable. we see no help
tor It Out that war must come. Ins ia an uncer-
tain sort OF dependence TO" forsthough il seems
manifest that the interests Of England are all for
peace with the United States, yet British eyes may
view the subject ,fferenly BALI. Amer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
TIE CABINET.

~ u OF necessity thst the PREsfnx.
snouih some Gays before he enters on III. asi,
his hish ONCE make selections of 81, %
chlei Executive Departments Of Goyern,n..s 3 we
iat1masIon, which We presume ma, h. az, oa
hase INC pleasure OF being able 10 infa,m ~,
readers tnst' N 81 probability. the Csbnet oe ~
ne" President, SO far as depend. upon him " II ~
thus composed: ' VII De
Seerstory ef Stote--DAsIEL Wrnsrra af -
State OF Massachusetts. - 'Ho
Secretary IF lie Treasury-Tnos.. r,.
The State Of OHIO.
Secretary Of Various BILL, of the s,.. .
Tennessee. 'o "
Secrssaryef tie Naoy-GEoRGE E. BApoxp r.
me sfsa* n Ninth Caroiina.
FosfmMsfer Gsasrai-FRAscIsG RAsagR of,L.
safe ~ kew Yesk y 'ne
AhorA<y G<neyal--J J. CRIrrEspxs. :, Il,
State 81 kentncky. 'ao
e anticipate the warm appreciation of 70.
majority ofthe People Of the United State, ~ 49,
selections, and Of The aggregate result. In -
cises' douotiess, choise has been difficpl, -
many we're thought worthy; but GU, of ,hs 80
dant materials before him, il cannot be deuisd -
the President will have formed Cabine, s'a1
bly, nIong in talent, character, and the no......~
Of the public confidence r''''oa
IL Is an old observation that tie head IS =,
eminent usually shows how much wi.dor, a,a -:
erection he possesse. by the choice Of nin;sers -.
agents: Tried by this received standard ~ $50 $50
elected President has. in this frat act of his Official
duties well JUSTIFIED that great measure Of fave.
winch ne has received from the People. MAJ. y,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
EXPLORING ExpEpITIoN.

Extract Of letter from an officer attached to the
Expedition, TO bis friend in Baltimore, dated at
Oahu, Sand ~ich Islands, 18th Oct 1910.
3 You have heard OF the Mallo massacre and
puaishment--I now add word in explanation.
While in survey of the isle, some Of the officers,
Lieut.. Underwood and Midshipman Henry landed
from one of the boats to buy provisions. when the
natives attacked and murdered them. The follow
ing day Lieut.. Comd'r Ringgsld. in the Porpoise,
came in from outside. laaded with sixty men and
met The natives st the threshold. They were
strongly inclosed in as ingrnonsly Constructed
fort as perhaps exists any where being slmost en-.
nreiy impeIvous 20 musket ball, and defended
themselves against attack with ere arms, bows,
spears, clubs and arrows. We were too much for
them, however, and after killing two chiefs and
many natives, they fed The town and fort we
after burned, and then proceeded and aid
waste the Isle. The next day peace was concluded.
The eficers murdered were exceedingly 6na young
men, and the event cast gloom over si our Joys
raised by the termination Of the survey
Since leaving Sydney, nine months ago. we
have been but a few days in pou, yet oil are we'll,
and not case Of sickness Of any kind, much less
scurvy."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
RICHMOND, Fob. TO.
SMALL NOTE pIIy

SMALL MULE BILL.
The Senate yesterday passed tie bill from tho
House authorizing the banks to issue notes of the
denomination of aud $2-wih several amend.
men,s lsi Extending the time, from LIST August
to lst january, within which the notes may be is-
"u'd Cd. Suspending until Ist of January next,
the section Of the law Of 1887. which requires tho
banks TO have one dollar in specie for every in
cic ustion; and ID, making ii imperative upon tho
Wheeling Banks To desIst from the issue of pos.
no es-as condition to the acceptance Of the priv.
Ilsg-s Of the act.
MIR Lyons moved TO amend the bill farther, 70
a. TO make the notes payable in specie only at the
place where issued. This motion excited qu To an
Animated debate, in VIII ch Messrs. Lyons, Conrad,
Anderson and Fontslne demonstrated most pa pa.
by the high y ben, fetal effects, which would result
from The proposed amendment.
The motion falied ayes 10 noes 14-foIr Whgs
absent. and Mr.. Nc Mullen alone of the Federal
party voting CIR it, IL i. vet in the power Of tho
House 10 make the desired amendment--which 10
ma'itr,tly demanded b, the best in,eras, of tho
Psppe, that We ~iil not despair Of its sdpp;ioa.-
Wig
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
- SAvANNAH, Feb. s.
FROM InRInN

BY passenger IN the steamer Isis Capt Pitch.
e. "e learn that L'u'. Col Cla'k. of the 8 h In
tan'rN' had IN charge thirty TWO Indians, who show
u Themselves in the vicinity If Fort Dale and
we're brought in by the friendly delegation from Ar
kansas. They are on their way To Tampa
Information that can be relied on ha. been re-.
os'yed from Col. LOOMS of tho h infantry that
numaer Of Indians were expet ted 10 come il, say
80 to 40 would proceed to Tampa.
Among them was ileho Emalha, inc Chief OF
the Tallshassees
The prospect Of the termination of tho War, il
IS thought by some ia rather brighter, whereas BY
others the promises of the red men are looked up
on as mere humbuggery
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
GEN. HARRISoN'S CALL ON PREsInFvr
VAN BUREN.
WAsnlseroN. Wedne..lny. Feh. ln 1sAI

"hsHENoIUN' NeuHesJhy, cd. TO- 194I
General HARRisos paid visit to the PRxs,ps.-
OF THE UNITED STATES to-day. He was yerv
eourieousy received, and invited to dine a, n.
White House Tomorrow The invita,;o, ~ s
copied. and it is said that distinguished comm.
ny of both political parties, will meet the Gen.,,,
there The interchange ofthese civili,ies is er,d;.
table TO the temper andeaste. both of Gen Hsr,;.
son and MIR. Van Buren,, and presents strkip,
contrast to the department of Gen Jackson. ON NJ.
arrival here in 1929. Contrary to all previou,
Pfec'ice, he refused TO call upon President Adams,
General Harrison will not leave the City before
Saturday, and he may indeed, perhaps, prolong hi,
stay to the middle ofnsxt week
Mr. Whttlesey. Of Ohio the late distinguished
and invaluable Chairman Of the Commute. of
Cia'ms IN The House, has arrived in Washington -
Corr. Of Bait. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
lyAsutsc1os Fh.

"AsHINGToN, February g.
Gen HARRISON is yet detained in thu civ bu,
intends, ~e understand, to set out in the Pooma,
mail boet Tomorrow morning for Virginia. He
continues 70 enjoy the best health and ha, ACCENT.
ei an ioEitsaon To attend the National Ball hi.
evening at the Nations Ho,el.-Nat Int
Mr.. PRESTON having, according 10 appointment.
10y the Senate notified General Harrison of hi, eieo.
ton. reported GU Thursday, the following a. II,
''eaerais reply: . That he receives this manifes.
',on ct the confidence of his countrymen with pro-
10 M gratitude, and that he will esrnes,ly devote
nmset To the discharge Of the duties il imposes. so
according to his best ability, TO promote The union
and welfare Of the country
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

Some FELLOW, evidently with more leisure than
brains, played hoax upon the editors Of the Baln
more American, by writing them letter last week,
stating, that tho greater part Of the neighboring
town of Wilamsport, Md, had been burned down
light or two previous. The editors have sent the
letter to the Postmaster at WiliaHsport, with the
hope OF detecting the rogue.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

We learn from the Charlottesville Advocate tn''
the trial of young Ssmmes before the examining
Court, on the charge OF numbering Professor DAVIS
was brought TO close late on Wednesday evening,
after a,"0 days investigation. II was dee'oe1
that the prisoner should be sent on for further n,a
20 be had before The Circuit Superior Court ~ 4I"y
next. The Commonwealth was Represented "
clan Minor, Esq, and Sydney s. Bsx,e'' VIC IN.
torney General and the accused, by Mes'''. AZ
mer, Rives. Lyons, and Leigh. The case "s' -''
and elaboraisly argued on both sides.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
WING NOMINATIONS.

The reader will learn in our paper to-day, that the
Marshal has summoned the Virginia delegation to
the Baltimore Convention Of May last, to attend
the Inauguration Of Presiden, HARKsos, on The 4th
Of March next.
In another column will also be found IN. coupting
OF the votes for Fresiden, and Vice President, by
Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

The Nev York Express, under the head ia.
hn'e OF M fardnnng Powe', !" 81 es Il c following:
TIE Harrisburg, Penn yisania, In,elligencer,
cGmments with deserved severity upon what n calls
lia,. a,T.ntshl- use IL P,erogaifvs' b, the Cow
amor Of Peun.y wanna. IN granting a pardon to
Mcs-is. Hnue & Canine. edr"rs OF paper pub
Iished at iiarrisbutgh. called +" The MsgiIsn."
who bud grossly hb'iIed Ihsddeus Stevens, E.q.,
aud the Adam" County T'rpecsnoe Club, whom it
harged wi'h having adnni.tercd polnc ssc'e-
ment, Ga sort ut mock commnnon) 10 those who
were iocking to The standard al Harrison and he.
form" For this f,lsthood and libel Mr. Stevens
commenced sui, against the editors, ard when, on
The 25.h ultimo. the was called for irls the
accused steppcS forward " with PARDON fom tbs
Governor for The offence commtte,i." This par
don, II appears was granted beioe fiial ~ss had,
or a con,iction obtained. and is hat il dsnomns.
ied il law. precious pardoa IL ha., 10 oar re.
euecl ion, been att mFtsd ~ Other Staes, and
failed. In Ae~ jersey, il tried. in the css~o
Barton, who was indicted in thai State for Milling
Graham, (uf the New York Eiquter) and vno
was then III France; and Was applied ioi 10 enable
him 20 return 10 m. county. II was brought Of On
petition Ia the Governor and Council, sitting asa
Court Of Pardurs, and denied tie grourd
thar the C"uit had snthoriiy grant pftvo"
purdoN, or To pardon person accused unn 10
was convicted and sentenced for an ofeaoe against
the laws"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

u. S. BANK.-A large meeting OF e a'a ne D.
Philadelphia, comprising Those "ho WI, ,hs other
: Bank placed on an equal footing w,'" ~ Thurs.
Hanks before the Legislature, was hs,u Pc
dav evening last at the Exchange ...,intiOn'
ssL rsS W. he meeting were to be laid before fp
Lesisla,ure at Harrisburg, BY COMMITTEES
citizens
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

The Wash iheten Coitspond,nl of tie GIFTED
States Gaz cite whites:
Nj. VAN buren, has given notice TO his house.
holt. that hs domestic e. uents will be Ter.
minated on the 20th instant after which dsy be
viii take up his residence with Mr Gilpin, tho Al.
torneS Gener.l and main The re until his final de-
partue frnin the sent Of G,y.rnmanf ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18
THE SUSPENSION

The Banks OF Virginia, which began paying spe-
Gle, at the late sbortvs CON menoement have gen.
orally suspended again. with the exception of the
Richmond Banks, which Affirm tina. they intend to
maintain specie payments.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-18

ins following exquisite specimen of delicacy and
rnodesiy is a genuine extract from speech of the
Hon Thomas ii. B-ngon, ncuail y delivered in the
Senate of the Unt-d States a few days ago and
published in the Globe Of Saturday evening The G'ii.
Mr. Pesi5rn, you may recollect The part
which II iei upon VI Z. TO sustain, during the
the p1n!e, and expuUging session and how
was accustomed 10 answer on the spot ALL the
speakers a the OPpn.tion, replying not only 10
their speeches generally, boz to their arguments in
detail. Ny friends we're often suyprised at the
Prompitude and fullness e these replies. They
have ofsea expressed AsToNlsHMEsra it; and nov,
sir, can tell you how il happened. / kept MY
EYE upon the gentleman! / kept il upon the bsnk
ptess, e.. &c | ahall still keep my eye upon ,he
fugleman. This is what / shall do, and Nhst
have already done. and with good effect"
The honorable Senator has founds fngleman
What has become - his trEmpetsrf