Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-25
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RIJMORS.

Tt,rsrre various rumo, 10 circafst7oH 10 relation
10 the harmonious condition OF TIE 8sricfa'is eauP
ss vii aot pretend vouch fO ,ae ''ath u sl The
,amor. We hess. but ~ sdily spppo-e ihe'c
,,rop 81 come foundation sor theri. from ,hs fsci
ahnt he "Od Hunkets" are moving heaven snd
earth to make the psriy swallow Mr.. Van Dnien
,olsns ro1rHs. Bat th,fe Is one of the runors
saoat which We have 10 hestsi,n in ss,irg is
.i.l,unt foand tion, and igs down glad Of
!, /; ard thu, ia shat Mr. Van Barren ), going 10
ne from tie canvass. Not exactly ne IS TOO sell
6sh for t1st sacrifice, and TOO vain 10 hsihor Ihr
idca t3r a moment that he pil be beaten i notni-
mated The "Od HIuke,s" have labored too
long nov 10 give way to any man he tone "'
the RichmpnJ En1nirer ard all the Hle l'nde''' l.
!" SINK or swim--survive 81 perish, veafef "' van
Buren. lis rrur, every nov ard then 'hey a.
,.mr, 20 soup MesrS. Calhoun, Cas-. and Jphf-
ma hul-, !. huf-rs TO keep tiiem qnei. but W.
venture TO predrt the AT S,e is too shallow aid
the cunning tho low. There may be u holding III
Of the opposition until after the nomination, bn'
then lopk out. The pent up srath will boil Over,
and the chainel thunder tsesk loose. Nal aud
disappointed ambition cou,nin hereof no toes-
er, and ever, where ,troug huu, his hand will rire
tho ,oc-h nf alarm. I he leaders. through policy.
hold back "srt little while but the sosreig"
people are WIDE awake. and wstciiirg the mnvr-
raen,s OF the tePull~'s, and only waiting fo'
the proper Tins and occasion 10 put their broad
seal seain upon the back Of Ar Van Buren,
tkov thcrp ia dnth
ri ,i.e fact md IL eminently displayed in III.
canvas. Of 1910. and will be 50 in The cam
p.ig- Of 1914 that there is a strong distasie IL
Mr.. vsn Buren, existing throughout this country
Whit betgrr rsi4epce Of the fact, thaa 80 saany
men bei,nginsto the same rosrsi Trnry with lin
SELF being bitterly opposed to Ii, election to the
Presidency. His pol,tica! associates we'll know
tbs cunning and TACT which he used TO reach the
Prssia~ncy in h;. frs, election and well uoder'
stand the fact that Il left TO himself and his owr
popularity. he ia the last man whom maturity o.
the American People would c III II III head Of
their Affairs. Where are hi. csim,' What ac,
Of hi. ha, reflected any hsnr b, country
What measure has be ever advocated calculated To
advance her prosperity and maintain her homo,
!, has been with him. since h' fret entrance int
public life, Van Buren, arst. Van Buren, last, and
Van Busen all ihe time. Ho i. the only real, thor
.uxh going, and ou -snd-oul Van Buren, man that
ws know a. Bat we are glad be ia 10 be the man
fpr we ieel .ssArcd that The gal!as, HARRY OF The
"ssr viii gain a rnost triumphant -r,orJ ovsi
him. A nomination ny convention OF politicians
Is one ,hing; an election by free and ,n'slhgrn
people. another Tact and cumming may dominate
sCsadido,s for the Presidency, but the people wil
tear OF the aimsy mask Beware Of the ides o
November. Tie sufunrsl Winds will rot beai
uptn their wings the titnaR of Mr. Van Buren,,
riiAdro,pai, hot the stubborn FAcr of his absoiatc
retirement.