South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-26
OHIO AND MICHIGAN.

OH IL AM Mlkni0AtN -
II gives us great pleasure to be able
% state that the crisis which seemed so
lately 10 threaten actual bloodsbed be-
tween the citiz ans Of Osio and those OF
Michioan. has passed off peaceably, g.
tho, al fears of collision between chem
NAV he dismissed, for the present at
les, and we hope for ever. Letters
we're received ia this city yesterday,
s,o,;oe that the troops Of Michigan,
\ 1aboat 1000 strong after remaining at
Toledo, in the disputed territory, for
Two days, without meeting with any
adverse force from Ohio, or any at
temp. on the par. Of the functionaries
of,hat state to exercise official author
inv departed on the 9lh instant, on their
return to Detroit; and before any fresh
excitement could lead to hoslilities, the
new secretary for Michigan would
have arrived at Detroit, with such to-
,i.ructions doubtless as will prevent any
anher hostile movement before the
dispute shall be adjusted by the au-
,hority Of congtess OF the Judiciary
Nat. Int. Sept. 18th.
NJ There is a call and a wish on
all hands, that MIR. Van Buren, should
define his present position on what his
admirer and partizan Of the Enquirer,
would call the 'political chess board"
Judge Whites is known-so is Gen.
Harrison's--so is MIR. Webster's.-
What are MIR. Van Bureaus opinions
on the Idrif-Internal Improvements
Slavery in the District--in the Ter
ritorles-in the States Who can tell
Us what the gentleman's sentiments
upon these great questions are 7 We
never knew, and never knew one who
did know. Push one Of his partiz ans,
and you can get nothing from him bu,
this Mr.. Van Buren is against the
Bank Ali the cunning little gentle
man! He believes nearly all to be
sgainst tie Bank, and be trusts to his
odour Of sancli.y on that point, to re-
lieve him from the'necessity of any ex-
plicit exposition on others far more
important. The Bank will be defunct
in March, without the possibility Of re-
vival for years to come. 1t is gone.
BY question. We care for no mans
opinions about il now. We want can.
didatss' opinions on .lioe questions
questions yet pending and undecided
questions on which there will be &C.
ton in the next four years. We wish
to hear from Mr.. Van Buren, ON these
questions. We ask him to drop his vi.
zor, aud lie, the people see hisreai face.
We wish the people to put an end
TO the infamous practice Of a Presiden-
tial Candidate representing himself as
a Tariff man in New England, az an :
ti-Tariff in Virginia Improvement in
Ohio, anti Improvement in Virginia.
Viii Mr.. Van Buren favor the People
vith an exposition Of his principles ?
Rich. Wing.
The Right Reverend Bishop Moore, of
Virginia, is now on visit to this city,
and we are happy to say, in excellent
health notwithstanding his advanced age
We remember the good old man when
he wasrector Of ST. Stephens church in
Broome street, now some sixteen or eigh-
teen years ago and it has afforded US
much qualification to see how lightly his
advancing age bears upon his bodily and
mental powers. On sunday last, the ve-
nerable bishop assisted in the services at
st. Georges church, in Hampstead, L. l..
N. Y. Com. Adv.
JOHN B. CHRISTIAN has been ap.
pinted by the Governor Of Virginia, a
Judge Of the General Court, assigned
to the 4lh circuit, I'd dis.rict, in place
Of Judge Semple, decd.
A large number OF the leading cit
liens Of Arkansas Territory have form
ed themselves into an Anti-gaming
Society. This is better mode Of
putting down the Gamblers than hang
ing them. If people cease to play, the
gamblers will soon disappear.-Int.
The cars on the Baltimore and
Washington Railroad perform their
trips now regularly twice each way, in
two hours and half from Office to
Office, including all stoppsges. They
take in and let out way passengers any
where along the line, losing only one
minute in the operation. Their COM
mon steady gait is at the rate ofa mile
10 three minutes, and when they stop
for passenger they require four. The
conductors are active, watchful, and
accommodating, and the cars with
their broad seats, with high, stuffed,