Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

n@We commend the following article to
the special consideration of oil those, Who
have been. in any wise. deladed BY the one
sided aud ridiculous pretenee, that General
Scot is the faroritr caHdidute offhe Free
soil ring Of the Wing prrty,' Or that be is
the favorite Of the Abolitioaists
From the Richmond JTAig.
ONE OF THE NATURAL ALLnEs.
Some efthe Northern natural allies have
queer notions, which they give expression to
in very significant manner The following
from the Berlin Wisconsin, Mercury, pa
per 10 full communion with the Democracy Of
that State. thus alludes to the object to be
accomplished by the election Of Pierce and
King:
"1he Fugitive Slave law is the law Of the
land and in full force Il is to be deplored,
andis to BE repealed But bow BY elect
ing Pierce and King VIII not Wisconsin
prove true to herself? Has she not faithful
and able champions ii the halls Of the nation !.
Has she not racod Dodge and Walker in the
Senate, and Doty and Durkee in the House
Of Representatives Who doubts their in
tegrity or patriotism2 And ifthcir seats be-
come vacant during the Presidential term Of
Pierce and King. have we not equally as true
and able to fill them There is no finally to
the Fugitive Slave law; there can be none
until il is no longer a laio. The liberty Of
speech cannot be suppressed, and that hide
GUS lolc rM nor escape debate until it is re-
pedled or deprived Of its fangs.'
So much for one natural ally" such ar
guments should be properly appreciated by
the Southern public.
At a meeting of the men employed in the
Rail Road Companys Machine Shop. at this
place, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst
ARTHUR BRATT, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and J Q ADDISON, appointed secreta
ny. The object Of the meeting being ex
plaiaed, the following preamble and resolu
tons were offered by the Secretary and adopt
ed by the meeting:
WHEREAS. We have learned through deep
regret that Thomas DENMEAp, Esq the pres
ent able superintendent OF the machinery
Department. at this station is about to re-
sign lis present position and retire from the
service Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
Company. aud
WHEREAS, We who are employed under
his direc' ion have heretofore, aud still coutir-
nc to cherish the highest esteem and regard
for bis sound Judgement ability, and forbear-
ancc. feel that IN the loss Of his services to
the Rail Road Company. we also lose tried
friend. who has ever ruled With justice aud
kindness, and with all due regard for the in
terests aud happiness Of those employed UNI
der him. Therefore,
Resolred. That We, as manifestation Of
the high esteem III which we hold tits gen
tlemau. and in return fer his many acts Of
kindness aud forbearance do tender him some
suitable present or presents and an invita-
tation to complimentary supper, to be
prepared atone oil the Huelsln Aiariinsburg
Resoiced. Tha, committee of twelve De
appointed by the Char Il, receive contIphu-
lions fran those in the employ Of the Rail
Road COMPANY, TO be applied TO the pur-
chase OF The articles TO be rendered our wor-
thy superintendent.
Resolred, That committee Of seven be
appointed 10 make arrangements for supper,
aud prepare tickets for the same.
The committee Of arrangements was next
appointed, as follows; Messrs. George VOL
let. Francis McCafffy. Samuel Lohr, iona
than Duble aud Edward ] Kelly.
A motion was then made and agreed TO-
that Arthur Bratl and j. 0 Addison be adj
ded to the above committee after which the
meeting adjourned TO meet again on Saiur.
day night the 18Th inst.
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept 18Th, 1852.
The meeting reassembled this evening 10
receive the report Of the committee, and
make some further arrangements The com
mi'tee OF arrangements reported in iavcr Of
having the supper prepared at Rawlins' Ho-
lei. which was received unanimously. -af-
ter which committee If invitation and re
ception, TO consist OF FIVE was appointed,