South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12


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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 70, 1885.
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THANsrBAL PueH. Esq. Moorefield,
80 SOLOMON PARSONS, Esq, Western
f,,d Randolph county, will please accept
-four hearty thanks for their recent ia
yours in our behalf.
0g The "Globs" contra diets the
rumor of Col BENTON having been ap-
pointed Collector ofthe Port ofNew Or
leans.
The same print informs US that several
b;ob Offices in the gift of'ANDKEw" have
been rendered to the "CoLoNEL" but de-
clined.
NJ The cNew York Evening Post"
has very formally demanded the removal
of the Postmaster Of that City land
why. He refused to admit into the mail
the incendiary publications of the aboll-
tionis,s. Why not demand the removal
of the Post Master General, who sane
toned the act Of the deputy in New
York? He did not, for the very best rea-
son in the world Gen. Jackson would
sooner remove Martin Van Buren, from
the backs of the people, than Kendall
from the Post Office department unless
he had higher station to place him in.
This fact. is no doubt, well known to that
leading Van Buren, press-the "New
York Evening Post" Kendall must now
smooth his way through the Senate by
doing what patriots always do, regardless
Of Benton's sponge. or Van Burens sue
cess. He can play the character of the
patriot as well, as he has played the char
acter ofthe partizan.
O. From an article 10 another COL
umn, the reader will observe statement
that the long expected COMET called
HALLEY's, has made its appearance.
s..@ 4
Of Several deaths, from Cholera,
have occurred at Milan. Huron county,
Ohio.
uF In Vermont they have three
candidates for the gubernatorial chair viz:
Mr.. PALMER. present Governor, Anti.ma-
son; Mr.. BRADLEY, Jackson, and Col.
PAINE, Wing.
D- The state of Pennsylvania has sew
hhundred and twenty miles of CANAL
ard RAILWAY finished, and in successful
use, yielding about THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS DAILY.
o. In letter addressed to the Editors
of the National Intelligencer Col. Crock
EFT charges that Gen. Jackson did d.
rectly aid in defeating or preventing his
election to Congress /; and the "Globe,"
Qhe fact being too clearly established to
be denied ADMITS IT. He further char
ges that men out of one county were per-
mitted to vbte,AGAINsT HIM in another,
and when others similarly circumstanced,
offered to vote FOR HIM they were relec-
ted by the Same judges" 1t seems that
orders had been issued that there should
be no jackson WHITE MEN" they must |
be all Jackson VAN BURENMEN. What |
ridiculous situation the people have got
themselves into! receiving orders for
sooth, from the Executive department of
the general government how they are to
vote, and for whom they are to vote, and
where they are to vote. Crockett is beat |
en-; but their good Van Buren, candidate
for the Goyernorship it beaten also, and
the state revolutionised. Well, we can
do without the Colonel, much better than
Van Buren, can do without the state. We I
guess the good Jackson men. Polk, &C.,
~So brought White into the field, have
been little disappointed. Bell will not
be SO easily done up as was expected
Folks own situation cannot now be We
ry pleasant one, nor can that of Felix
Grundy.
u Both the Indiana Senators in Con-