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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.

The election took place in New York city an the
ilth inst (Tnesday) for Mayor and members Of the
cry Council, and resulted was expected, in the
triumph Of The Lccofocos by majority ofbetween
Ave md AK thousand Rober, II Morris is cleo
ted Mayor. aud the Locofocos have carried theft
candidates in probably ~ out Of the II wards
which will give them majority on joint ballot, Of
IL
The Wings last year, according to Locofoco
statements, had majority Of in tho councils on
joint ballot. The result Of this cl.ction will not
surprise those who have observed the general an
nual result. ofcy elections, and there is NO piece
ia lhe U, s. where the charter elections .bow
such nlrtuations as the city of New York. "a tho
Tyler men there have lately dissolved, aud merged
Themselves 10 The rank. of the Locofocos and Mr..
Tyler having resolved to pStronzc tho democracy
alone in the dispensalion of the Government pat
rouAse, II is probable tho Cus,om-housc phalapx
combined to swell the Loco Foco vote in the cleo
sion above named
A, anober evileroo Of the frequent change
~hlch take place in the municipal elections, We
tnny instance the late election in Albany, where
tho Wings have made clean sweep, having car
risd the city bv majority Of ncarly 800, though
tho LoeoCoeo Mayor was selected last year by 600
yuajoriy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Ga Thursday next, the elections take place
Ihroug hout Virginia, for House Of Delegates,
lhltd of the Senate, and fifteen member. Of
Congress. The following the cansidatcs Of
bob parties for Congress, commencing with the
hrst district. In tho second aud fifteenth districts
Messrs DromgooIc aud Steenrod, both Loeoiocos
have no regular opposition.
IPhigs-J. II. Langhorne, George II Gilmer,
Richard II. Toer, VIM. l.. Goggin, John NJ Bots.
Hill Carter, Wil.o Newton, Samuel Chiffon. Chas
J. Faulkner Aex'r II. II Stuart, Allen +. Copper.
ion, George w. Summers.
Locgjoeos "A Atkinson, GcorgeC Dromgoolc,
Waller Coles, Ed w Hubbard. Tbo.. ". Gilmer,
.T1hu w Jones, Henry Wise, n NJ. 7. Hunter,
" ,llam Smith, William Lucas, William Taylor,
a. A Chapman. Lewis Steenrod.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
InE. CANVASS.

The neople Of jefferson were edited on Monday
las, with nunber of political speeches. Abou;
/ O'Clock, large meeting assembled in the Court
house, and the speakers took their seats upon the
bench The debate opened by Mr.. feuIknef'
who occupied about hour and a half in an able'
eloquent and Ingenious yindicston Of Wing 'nea
cures, policies and principles. He presented bis
case strongly, and made what we should call an
efficient .peech---one which must tell upon the So
Der and deliberate reflection OF intelligent au-
dience. Mr. Lucas occupied about the same time
IN reply in winch he did his oil the justice it
deserved, seeming however to select with great
skill and judgment the strongest point ia his case
viz; the annexation ofPage and Warren to our
, district. The very idea seemed to do him good
aud spread over his face most benisnsnt smile :
snd well il may, for he has had some experience
Of the rebellion of the people ofthe old d''trici
against ocofocoism, but believes (don't be too
sure) that the power Of share of the tenth le-
gion can qael every muiny and ctat up the riv-
or counties whenever they manifest an obstrePer-
Gus disposition to entertain opinions not endorsed
by the Locofcco leaders.
After Mr. Lucas closed John S Glllaher took
the floor aud delivered speech which reminded
US Of the conpreh.Gsive views which John Ran
dolrh once gave Of the character of Col. W. II.
johnson. ole knows what's what al we'll Ms any
Other man" Mr. Gal shcr reviewed very ably tho
Loeof,co measures Of the last Legislature apd
roasted the tax bill especially, He showed clear
ly that he had been keeping viglant ey" upon
rhe mischief makers. and trus, the .l~fTtrson
Wings will give him new commission. assuring
them as We can from ouf knowledge of the man and
HE course that tie viii be perfect terror to the
evil doors of the next Legislature.
Henry Bedinger, and Andrew Hunter, Esquires
we're next called out, and continued the discussion
until nearly sun down.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.

Thc Wings have determined TO contest every
inch Of ground 10 this hot bed Of Lccosocoisni.--
Wm seymcur. Eco. u Hardy. having declined beng
candidate, q number of the Wings Of stanton
waited upop the Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, and urged
him to accept q nomination. meeting was REID,
when sir. Stnart came forward and made a very
happy and spirited address, in which he lad down
the principles Of the Wing party, when were Di'
guide while in Congress. and stated that be would
continue TO be governed by the cardinal measures
which form the creed u the Wigs. Though the
district is one in which opponents have the
chances strongly in their favor, the Wings Of Au-
gusta we're at all inclined to let the Locofoco
candidate walk over the course alone, and We are
glad to see that they have resolved upon doing their
duty. The nomination Of Mr.. Stuart was received
wi hearty enthusiasm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
new YORK CRY ELECTION.

The election on Tuesday resulted in the
choice Of Robert Fl. Morris, e.. r. as
Mayor, by majority little over six thou
sand. The Commercial Advertiser says
that Of tie thitty-f ur members Of the
Common Council, the Wings have proba-
biz carried no more than seven, viz FIVE
aldermen and three assistants. The Com
mercial adds
Il is computed that about forty-eight
thousand votes have been cast. This
number is seven thousand more than that
of the legal voters 10 the city, as can be
shown in Eve minutes by statistical figures
The Wings Of Bedford yesterday cleo
ted majority of the Common Council
The Locofoco Mayor was elected by a
bout 200 majority.
Last year the Common Council was
also Locofo o.--.N. X. finer.
The Wings have carried the day Il the
municipal election in Hudson, and also at
New Bedford. In the former place the
majority for Mayor is 25; in the latter, a.
bout $50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
WASHINGTON, April 10, ls43.
From Tie N.r YORK. Tribune Of 1871 inst.

from tHe NeN Z 0Fh Ifienhc 81 loEa tHt
GLORIOUS WING VICTORY IN ALBANY
We are greatly indebted to Messrs.
Pomeroy e. Co., and especially 10 Capt.
Fitch, OF the steamboat Mutual Safety
from Bridgeport, for the Second Edition
of Tuesday evenings Jourpal, forwarded
by our Albany Correspondent. We re-
ceive from it the very gratifying inielli.
geneo that the Wings hare carried The
Capitol City By majority Of nearly 800
although at the last Spring election the
Locoioco Mayor was elected by sir hun.
dred MAJORITY FRIEND HUMPHREY, the
Wing candidate has now a majority of
263
They have, also, decided majority in
the Common Council. The news of this
viciory--achieved in the face of fierce
and INSCRIPTIONS oppositon--oniy less
profllgate than that which defeated the
Wings in New York CI;y--s glorious and
refreshing. The following are the ma
lorilies in the different Wards as nearly
as they can be known:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
MgrHoplsT PROTESTANT CONFER.


The following is liss OF the appoint
menis Of Preachers for the ensuing year
made Thursday afternoon:
ST. John's Mission = A.. Webster.
East Baltmofe--D. Evans Reese.
Wsst Ballimore--jos ah Warden.
Washington, l9th st. statlon)-S ;. +.
Sutherland.
East Washngton-- Thos. u. Flint.
Georgetuwn--John q. Wilson.
Alex ndria w ashngtou ROXY.
M. r. Chspoei, Pa.--Thos. u. Stock
ion.
Ksnsinglon-J. w. Rulledge, ]. NJ.
Allison, assist.
Brickmss,er's Union John Keller.
Brickmaster's-D. F. EneIl.
WestmInster-Elie Iienkle.
CIRCUITS.
Anne Arundel County-W. Sexsmith.
Pipe Creek-J. S. Reese, S. L. Rsu.
ley, w. 7. Eva.
WIliamsport--T. Remmick, J. T.
Ward.
Harper's Ferry-W. w. Ball, L. l..
Mclean.
Deer Creek-W. w. Msdux, J. DUNN.
Trough Creek-W. Fisher.
New Market J. Eldefdice, r. S. Mr.
ris.
Baltimore County,. Hysore, T..
Whtworth.
Cumberland Peter l.. Wilson.
Pince Willam-J. w. Pennel.
Cecrl-D. w. Bates, S. Heritage.
Queen Anne-J. w. Eyerist, w. w.
Bordlty.
Talbot-B. Appleby. S. X. Cox.
Caroline j. ]. Nc OILS.
Snowfall and Prince IS AIMEE. D.
Hamilton, j. r. Nichols, and J. A. Jack
sou.
Cambridge-L. A. Collins. J. Rob-
eIts.
Sussex -Rlchard Atkinson.
DeIaware--J. II. keunard, d. Collier.
Central dow. II. r. Barnes, one to
be supplied.
Kent. w bst r, J. ]. Murray.
Accomsc-L. w. Bates.
Howard Circuit-W. Collier, Doet. F.
Waters, sup. assistant.
CHURCHILL Mssion-H. P. Jordan.
Lewis Mission--A Evers lie.
Southwark--Samu' Rang.
Schpylkill-io be supplied.
Upper Trappo-Arra Melvin.
Philadelphia Home Mission-To be
supplied.
Frederick and vicinity Do. do.
Concord-A. Raker.
f. Stier, ]. Elderdice, J. tlaynes-
Left without appointment at their own re-
quest.
Conference Missionary. w. Por-
ter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20

The ELECTION. are glad to see
that the Wings are in motion throughout
tie Stat. powhatsn, Dnwidd e, Stat
ford, Amherst, Hanover, Caroline, and
other debatable counties, give signs Of
animation and vigor in their movements,
which augur the most suspicious results.
The spirit OF lS40 is revivlng and il will,
irnot this Spring, before the contest of
l544, sweep over the State like a wbirl.
wind. TO your tents, o Israel! Let
all discussion about men be hushed. Men
are but the agents by whom great princi.
plies are established, and just and wise
measures adopted-and they ought only
to be 50 regarded, in political struggles,
in which such principles are a: stake
Let no more personal preferences, there
fore, nor personal antpathies be consult
cd, 1t each man vote for his represen-
tatives as he would vote, If the measures
which thnse representatives. will be called
upon to decide, were directly in issue
Union, concert, harmony, Energy, SEAL
these are the elements Of success. Be
these our watch word and our baltle-cry.
Without them we struggle in vain.-
Lynchburg VVginian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
TaE MADIsoNIAN-THE PosrMAsTERs

TIE MADISONIAN.-THE POSTMASTERS
During the last Presidential canvass, the reader
may recollect the repeated attempts of Amos Ken
dali TO enlist the postmasters to aid the circula-
ton of the Extra Globe. and the frequent scorch-
ing answers that were returned to him along with
his prospectuses. The homes, Indignation which
aroused against Kendall Throughout, the whole
country, win not soon be forgotten, account OF
his audacious attempt to suborn the officers Of the
Government. and to prevail upon them extend
the circulation of his corrupt sheet. The whole
procedure was severely and justly condemned every
where and when the Wings came into power, it
supposed that there would be an end OF IT.
Blu, alas, for the reign of Tylerism. the tricks OF
the Lucos have been revived, md, ii would appear
with the permission and connyance of John TYLER
himself and The Postmaster GeHeisl notVitlstnd
limit for the Office holders when he cug.e into
power. The Madsonian is now pursuing the same
course which it vchemently condemned n Ken
DALI and il sending it's pro'pecfu'es - all qu auefs
of the land, with reques. for the postmasters o
procure ten aemi-weekly subscribers ut s. a year
with modest hint that it would BE- great favor
If they would remit the money in advance, as The
editor has to sustain heavy expenditure enable
him to glonfy John : yler aad bis administration
As contemporary remarks, the procuring of he
subscribers is oil CANNON. The fidelity of the of
fee holders will be tested by their renlittances
and the money forwarded will be guarantee C,r
seciuitY in their places. 1t has been srCgcs'ed,
Z n l.
an rs his official exponent, he should be held re
sponsiLIc, fcr Sc glazing derecion of du'y alter
what be ptonulg.u ed in hi' adires, the people.
But what ia a pr'mi'e Of Joha Tyler worth -
Nothing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
TO IHE POLLS. TO THE POLLsi
Election, Thursday, 9th ms.


One more week aaiy rcRaias until the people Of
privilege and dssy, Of saying ~ho sbalI represent
them in the State and Nasiozsi Councils for the
coming year. Next Thursday Is The day, and We
say 10 the Wings Of Berkeley, lei /, be day, that
we can look buck upon with pride and pleasure =
ct h be day, upon which Berkeley shall reas-
sert and vindcate her claim to the position Of the
Star Wing county e the District. She has always
occupied Il when she bas chosen 90 struggle for IT,
and she Will not forfeit pow. One thing we can
do, and will dc. We will give FAuLxssR twice as
large majority Zoe Congress. as any other county
in the District Do yos besr that, Jefferson,
Hsmpshirs and Morgani WA yoa dispute itwilh
usf jus, cay 80, end viii size your pile.
The WING candidates (or the Assembly, also,
have been prosecuting tie canvass, with an energy
and zeal worthy u caeit caese They have no,
flinched from fab discharge Of their deiy in pro-
claiming Wing principles and exposing Locosoco
faacie, and pischefs. Ia every psr Of the county.
And yet the Looos deluding themselves aud
each other, with the idea, that there is division and
distraction In the Wing ranks. Don, aa,,et your
selves, gentlemen, th. Wings of Berkeley are not
quite greet you imogiae. They cannot be
eoaxel and gul,ed aad seduced from thcir prinei-
pies, BY your Batteries, and il they choose. by way
OF episode to quarrel Iitie among themselves,
you will end them standing shoulder 10 shoulder.
whenever il Is zeoessary to give Locoloeoism
sound drubbins.
Again we ssy. let every Wing BE- Mt his post
let no one aoch at this pinch of the hii-reeake
the suspicoa and crush the hopes Of your adver'a'
ries, WHO are indaisins in the fancy. that any num-
Der Of you ate 10 De found reeresat 20 yo'r 2'inc
ye., and to your country
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
RAIL ROAD FROM PITTsBURG TO CUM
BERLAND

large meeting took place in Pittsburg on Sat.
urday last to concert for the construction
Of Rail road from Piusburg interseot the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland. The
people Of Pittsburg are opening their eyes to the
importance Of connecting their city with Baltimore
B II. Latrobe, E.q. TO have been present, and
ed work, which would en7bls them 10 conclude
upon us feasibility.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20

MORE TyLERlsM.-Report says that
Mr. Rencher, Of North Carolina, he's left
the Wig party and given IN his adhesion
to Mr.. Tyler. The late Collector oil
Wilmington, N. C., gr. Lord. has been re-
moved. He stood, high as man Of busi-
ness and WIS g netally liked. He is a
connexlon Of Gov. Owens, and was APP
pointed 10 office under Gen. Harrison.
Mr.. Jones, the new Collector, is brother
in-aw of Mr.. Rencher. SO we go -
The first inlimation Of the change a,
Wilmington, was the receipt Of letter at
the post.ufice, addressed 10 the new Col
lector.--Aker. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
PARTlZAN COURTESY.

TIE Wings of Albany, upon their disenthral-
neut from Loeofocoism, fired salute, last Thurs
day, of hundred guns. The Wing. furnished
the guns, in honor of their victory in that city, and
the i.ocofocos the powder. in honot of their yieto
ry ir New York. This was killing two birds with
one stone, and perfectly good -na'ured in both
the parties.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
FRrsaET IN HE POTOMAC.

We stated yesterday that much dam
age had been sustained at Cumberland
by an unprecedented rise in the Potomac
River, caused BY the recent heavy rains
and the meIiipg of the snow insahe noun
tain region. The bonks ofthe river were
Ioveifo~ed al numerous points, and ex-
iensive damage has been done 10 faims
and other private improvements. The
Chesspt axe end Ohio Canal hos suffered
injury in its embellishments, st various
points, although it is MT known that very
serious damage has been done at any par
Eticular sro,. We shall DOUBTLESS have
authentic rep IT on the subject 10 day OF
two.
The Railroad was under water in sew.
ersl places, but no injury was done to any
part Of il, and the travel goes on without
interruption. The bridge over the Poto-
mac at Harper's Ferry also escaped with
out injury.
The WilIiamsport (Md.) Banner Of
Saturday says--"At the time Of going to
press I'll O'Clock y the river is es high
as the memorable June lreshet Of 1886,
injury to the Canal. The water has over
flowed the banks in many pac S, and we
| fear will cause considerable damage"
! At GEORGETOWN, on Saturday and Sun.
/ day, the wharves were overlooked, and
general inundaiion Of the lower part of
/ the town was anticipated. At Alexandra
the cellars were filled with water.
--LATEST, by last nights Western Rail
Road train, letter was received from
Gen. Mcneil, President OF the Chesapeake
g. Ono Canal Company, which furnishes
the latest information relative to the con.
diton ofthe Canal. The reports respect
ing the damage done to that work have
been much exaggerated, as may be infer.
red from the fact that IN two or three days
it will be thoroughly repaired and re-
opened for navigation. The recent fresh
ct was greater than any which has occur.
red since 1910, and it has satisfactorily
proved the stability of the work.
The works of the Rail Road Company
have sustained no injury. Bait. finer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
-7---7-----s-s7-
The LOUDuUN DISTRICT.

Much unanimi'y ia said to have characterized
she proceedings of the convention which nominated
Nv Chiffon. This is the only dslriatinthe State,
!, will be remembered that the megnanimous Lo-
eafocos had etr certain for tho Wings. II appears
that they are nevertheless busy in fomentne dis
.onsious among our friends, and striving huh
hem into apathy, by yielding up the chsnccs Of .uc-
cess. They have nominated Mr.. (Extrs) Smith.
and are using EVERY secret his else.
tio7, but trust the ratrlatism OF the Wings will
spur them into organization, and to triumphant
return Of their nominee TO Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS IN uAMP-
SHIRE.

CHARLES J. FAuLKNEE, Esq our Wing
candidate for Congress. on Monday, it
being the first day of our Superior court
addressed the voters of the county in n
speech of nearly two hours. embracing,
we understand, rs our engagements pre-.
vented US from being present, all the po-
ltlcal topics Of the day. We regret that
we ara unable TO give any sketch OF his
very able address-but, we speak the u
unanimous opinion Of all who heard It when
we say that it gave unmingcd salislac-
ton to his political friends aud was calcu.
lated by its tone, temper, &C., to carry
conviction to the minds of his opponents.
Mr.. FAULKNER has always been a ia
vorite with the Wings of EIampshire.-
We believe that no man in the District
can bring out the voters Of this county to
the same extent-and the position which
he now occupies before them and his zeal
Gus, fearless and untiring efforts to sus.
tain the Party end vindicate the princi
pies Of Wing policy will give him renewed
claims Jpon their confidence and GtIec.
tons. We confidently believe that Iiamp.
shire will DO her duty in the approaching
election. - Intelkgencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
snlrmaN.-The Pittsburgh Sun of1I,h

SnIpMAN.-The Pittsburgh Sun of1Ith
inst. says in Postscript: "Shipman ar
rived in this city on Sunday morning last,
and immediately started on steamboat Ex-
press, for Cincinnati. He registered his
name as MIR. Johnson, Of New York"
Nothing was known Of the fraud while
he was in the city. The Police got the
first intimation Of the matter yesterday.
twenty four hours too late. He is doubt
less on his way to Texas"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20

From ST.. DOMINGO. The brig Or
chlla, Harding, 10 days from The port OF
Jacquemel, arrived at New Orleans on
the Sd inst. She brought no papers. but
the Captain reports it was circulated
in Jacquemel that President Boyer had
taken flight and left the Island COM
pletely in possession OF the insurgents.
Ca the 18th ult. Boyer took refuge for
tie time, on board an English man. of-war
his immediate destination supposed to
be Jamaica. 1t was presumed that new
President would be forthwith elected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
s29,2l4,ls5 II


" This item includes the appropriations
for the Post Office Department, which
are paid exclusively out Of the revenues
Of that Department, and therefore, are
no charge on the Treasury, and which a.
mount 10 81 ,545, 900.
The following are the Offices created,
and the salaries thereof, by the Act
of the late Cengres making appropriations
for the Civil and Diplomatic service:
Commissioner 10 the Sandwich Is
lands $4,000
Consul at Beyrout 500
BY the act for carrying into ei-
feet the treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, No. GOT:
A commissioner for running, mark
ing and tracing the boundary
line between the United States
and British possessions in North
America 5000
a clerk to commissioner $500
BY the act providing the means
Of future intercourse between the
United States and the Government
OF China, No. 100:
Mission 10 China 10000
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20

THE RUSSIAN MINISTER, MIR. Bodisco,
the representative Of the Russian Govern
ment at Washington, is about to visit his
home. He has married lady in George.
town, and desires TO present her to his
Emperor, after which he will return to
America, and resume his functions. Mean.
time, he offers his house apd furniture for
sale.--.N. Y. Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20
onp rELLows, PRocEssloN.

The Procession Of the Odd Fellows, which was
TO have taken place in Martinsbutg on Saturday
next, has been postponed until Saturday the 18Th
Of May, on account Of the continued inelemeney Of
the weather
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20

90 The Methodist Protestant Conference 4,
which lately assembled in Baltimore, adjourned on
Thursday last, after having disposed of ell the bu-i
ness before It. The next Conference will hold it,
session in PhiIsdephis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-20

The Winchester papers are urging up.
on the General Post Office Department
the necessity Of establishing a daily mail
stage line through the Valley Of Virginia
from Winchester to StuuDton. Such an
arrangement would place Stanton with
in twenty -four hours travel of Baltimore
and Washington.