Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

" balCNsf Hiay tc tAe E4'9HeI4Wft ~
sopeifsc al obsefy Is, wnsieser lfe IotA-
Tar Note mas Sc 80 i5iaKc e, We eaa-
nst douCt al ID ressut E'erii d arr
decisiv~ of re Ri "a asta contest ID
PennsylsaYAa au9 0.io. pfceiaed MI.
\ Wan lur Il ii tins can iiafe 81 is party.
i Let Us iosk III shs f,cls:
Both Of ihse SIT we've lelly an5ef
fF4sco + ca damfnat 81. snd there asn0
hope fug nhrawing tbs fall y e'sser.
fsiBce lne Giovcfn3r, part 81 tie Sennse,
land S;asn Offers bod ever from last
year. .IaesAwas 10 hing III IaHsnag
Ior sp.,i j ID cxe.;tc ~ selfish 81 anaf
liiogs tflrt On ihs part 81 the Wig
Each Stale had been 50 GerrymandeFe5
BY Loco Foco Legislature IS e render
il scarcely possibl thattlle Whigs r rod
Ecariy Legislature or Congress NV. Be.
Isle, Il j. rarely Ia the ighig Strength
can BE- h.ousai out, evea BY counties, II
az CD year Ike this. II seemed as ike
lily, therefore, ID view Of all II clFcum-
stances, that the Wigs should seriously
dispute the field in New Hampshire and
Missouri as in these two States, and our
friends generally were as much looking
for victories The former as IN the lal-
tier.
! We sp Mt some two weeks in travel
ling and visiting through Northern Ohio
and Western Pennsy lsania just before the
Election. Inn iher did we perceive any
symptoms that the wings were trying to
succeed, though many thought the people
were pr,plrng to give IN the victory ~
1914. In the Locoloco COUNTIES OF Wes-
tern Ohio, there was seldom wing ticket;
in the wing counties Abolition and apathy
had poss, ssion OF the field. To every
Indictment to acti The rely was: We
can rally in lorc> next yeSr; but now the
people EN- tired Of politics = That
they acted in this belief, is seen by the
fact that the Western Reserve, the whig
Gibralter in Ohio, has this year chosen 6
or 7 locos out Of its l3 Members, while a
full poll would give the Wings every one.
And ye, the wings have pretty certainly
carried the House
IN Wcs.ern Pennsylvania, the case
was very similar. The wings were pre-
pairing TO throw away their strong holds,
Allegheny, Beaver, Mercer, &c. by PER
sona quarrels, supposng there was no
chance for the Legislature, and that wheih
er the minority should be 30 or 40 was
Of n, consequence. For Canal Commits
sioners shcfe was wing ana sp'i' ph
ANU Masonic iickel running, securing
our defeat u mere huu oeen any aouot
before. a wh cand'dn's Tor a county
otiice IN Ail' gheny county gave II as ms
Jadgfnt nj maj we shou'd oe oa'eh on 'h'
Commissioners o,oooio 4o,ooo. an sew
eral Countess Il appears mere ~ee no
Pf.nte@ oaffoss Jor me ''Ais ea1'atadfes' y
being CONSIDERED, q useless EXPENSE =
PRINT any ouen we're 'iie circumstances
I'd ier wn'cn We weh' mo ''e 'o'''s ST.
Again the Loca Fofo presses ana
candidates fnieavor 10 take from Us as
much Of our prop ]. ground as possible.
Judge Wilkins, the Loco tofo Congress
man IN Allegheny declared that y ne
had been consistent m nothing else, ne
bad been IN supporting Pfotecuye ! ar
i'd liz was Presidrpt OF The Iatili toa.
vention, Which met IN tins GUY N s3I. /
The Erie County Lo 0 Foco COMMITTEE
issued an address ~ behalf OF their can,
.dilate, declaring that the present Iarlh
wos defective, aud did not regard all the
interests Of the Country aud they were
in favor Of 50 altering II as 10 renGer 1t
truly Protective. In the Butler District,
Dr.. II. Lotan, The candidate Of the same
party, declared hims If unquslih d IN IA
vor Of The present TarH Thus every
nouns was used TO avoid any Issue on the
principle Of Protecuon.
Tho reelection Of Gen. Irwin u the
Centre District and lhe d feat OF John
Snyder in the Lyeompg District are most
significant Of the feeling Of the Yeomanry
OF Pennsylvania. Both were Members o.
the last Congress Gtn. }. an ardent
VIII G aud Tariff m n; Mr.. ). (son OF The
famous Gogernor) q Luco Foco who op.
posed the 1a'ilf. The latter was charged
with hostility to Protection, but did not
admit it. Gen. irwin is re elected and
MIR. Snyder beaten, in Districts which
gave Gov. Porter som thing IKE | 900
majority, each. These are central Dis
tricts they are Iron Districts; they are
wing and Clay Districts. So Mr.. Bull
3 L. TO