Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07

BY Somebody.
Tin Tinkers and cobblers, Clock members and
Biacksmiths and Soldiers, Machiassss and Maj
lors
And Tooacconists too, all helped make the pie,
That we eat in remembrance of the Fourth Of
July,
BY II j Titlow. The Constitution: A
scintilation from the mind of Jefferson--may
its benign influence shed halo Of glory over
future ages
BY Robert Tayman Washington: God
caused him to he childless, that the nation
might call him father
BY ----. I2obcr: 7ftloac: One Of the
best bar keepers in the two States. Maryland
and Virginia,
he can serve the Lemonade
Already made--enough said
BY the Company. The Committee Of Ar
rang ements. Men worthy Of tue position
they this day occupied. as every arrangement
win testify.
AT o'clock the procession was again form
ed and returned to town. when, after the firing
of salute Of 80 guns, it was dismissed
every person being pleased with the delightful
manner 10 which the day had been spent.
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BGr"The great bulk Of his (Gen. Scott's }
strength came from New Ynrk, Pennsylvania
and Ohio. and from these States large ma
jority voted in the Convention against the
compromise. '--Virginia Republican.
So the work Of Misrepresentation begins
The large majority spoken Of. was tro--the
vote in the States named being Al for. and
43 against the entire body Of the resolutions.
lie must be hard to please indeed who is
not content with the majority Of One hundred
and SIXTY one for the Compromise in the
Wing Convention. Ouch was the vote, after
deliberation and iiscussion--in full session
before and net after the nomination The
&c who voted against it. did SO upon grounds
mistaken grounds it is true--of .xpediency
or because thcy did not p, receive the necessity
Of re affirming that Which was already Law
Dot because they did not approve the Com.
promise. The only one of the &C who raised
bis voice against il was Mr. Charles Ander-
son Of Ohio, andhe so distinctly stated, while
he announced his willingness to abide by the
Compromise.
How we're things managed in the Demo-
cratic Convention !? Their platform was
adopted after the nomination. when the Con-
vention was about to break up.--in the midst
of great confusion" How the States yo !.
ted the reporters never Informed us The
leading Democratic paper Of the North, the
Nrlv York Post asserts that. which has re-
ceived no authentic contradiction. that three
fourths Of the members had left the room,
and further that one Of those members who
was present, stated that he did not hear the
resolutions put to the vote" Thi, is the
Party that can alone preserve the Union
against the assaults Of Abolitionism /!
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BeT"The Lynchburg Vrgiuian. referring
to the report THAT Nessrs Lyons, ChamLliss.
Marshall and Campbell had resigned their
posts as Wing Electors. contradicts it so far
as Messrs Marshall and Campbell arc con-
cerncd-who. we know. are buckiug on their
armor and are ready for the fight MIR Cham
bliss. like Mr.. Floaruoy. resigned scme time
since before the Baltimore Convention for
private reasons - but, like old Chip. they
will be frequent volunteers during the war.
As To Mr. Tyopc ,ra Urn ,ot ala a., co,