Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-01


would probably be defeated this fall, he
writes q long response 10 LETTER oil
some manufactured Committee. and gives
the President the credit Of the Treaty..
and seals bis aposfscy TO The Wing party
Al The very time ef writing this letter,
the Executive had SERIOUS intenlentious OF
displacng The very gentleman himself. J
lie returns 10 Washington before Mr..
Webster, and when the news of the late
avalanch defeat came from New York,
he Dragged 10 the Madisonian, aud strobe
before the President as The Jupiter who
had made the thunder. He was few
days in the ascendancy, when Mr.. Web.
ster appears at Washington, with the
Massachusetts result in his breeches pock-
Ell, when the Secretary Of War. steps
back, and his next step will be on trap
door. Mr.. Spencer can never be Sec.
rotary of State. Mr.. Upsher has the ap.
poiElment in his pocket, 10 anticipation Of
any vacancy there.
But 10 leave these gentlemen. You
wish to know what new policy, If any,
Z
is 81 much mystery in this administration,
arising from distJusl, and folly, and bad
counses, that il is hard FOR the Dictator
himself 10 tell what is to BE- done. 10
General Jackson's time every thing was
above board and open-he had no secrets
IN his Cabinet, and why should the meas
nres of any administration be secret. 1t
is certain, thai SO far as the coming Mes
sage relates to the currency, Mr.. Cush-
lng's Excht9uer plan will be recommend
ed aud in the same breath, the foreign
capitalists may expect royal ilagela-
ton on paper.
The late articles OF the Globe, the &C.
knowledged organ OF the Van Buren,
party, and the standard sheet Of new de-
mocracy, and other signs IN the frma-
ment, not to be mistaken, has caused
Capt. Tyler to pause IN his late rapid
strides towards Mahpmet. For the last
two months he has been dividing his pat.
ronage among crowd of the most hun.
cry set, from Pennsylvania and New
York, calling themselves democrats aud
shoals, aud with false tongues obtained
his confidence. The respectable Demo-
Gratis have been overlooked, and the re-
fuse of that party have been taken under
| wing. 1t is now said his ewes are open
ing, and he sees plainly that the Locolo.
co party will not support HIM, and that
he is willing lsr a reconciliation with the
Wings, or any party, but the friends OF
Van Buren,, with whom there is to be no
compromise. We shall see IN little time
what steps he may take to meri, the en-
brace Of his old friends.
| Duff Green has been here sumo weeks,
and, am told, has laid before the Presi-
dent scheme for the settlement of all
matters under dispute, with foreign ma
tons, by mediation; and it is even sta
ted that his communications on the sub
lect aave been ordered by the Executive
to be filed at the State Department MS the
ground of future diplomacy. Late let.
tiers from Pars state thai General Dull
Green has been soliciting General Cass
for some time past TO return to the United
States, and run for the Presidency, as the
only man, as he assured him, who could
be elected. Whether this same person.
age has 50 informed Capt. Tyler, IN his
late clos conference, we have no means
of knowing.
MIR. Legare, the Attorney General, is
very sick.