South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-18

of Jesuitism-and from what we daily
observe with our own eyes, we have here
a true drawing Of the rise and progress
of the order of Van Burenism.
But there is direct attempt on the
part Of Mr.. Bell to exculpate Gen. jack
son from any participation in originating
| this order. He speaks of Gen. Jackson
as man possessing an intelligent and dis
eliminating mind and if this 10 true,
then he must be considered not a parta-
ker only. but principal agent in the for-
nation of the order and if not in its for.
nation, certainly in arranging the mate
rails for its dominance and perpetuation.
Now if Mr.. Bell dare not speak the truth
| in his own congressional district, he will
be an useless agent in opposing the fur
Their spread of this order which has alrea-
dy ingulphed the power and wealth of
the nation.
Judge White will not answer the pur-
pose to pull down this order-he would
probably wish to withdraw; but this he
will not do unless Gen. Jackson will with
draw with him. This is very evident from
all we see and hear from Tennessee
For Mr.. Bell to do any good, he must
boldly take the field in the ranks Of ma.
tional republicanism, and so must Judge
White if he wishes to counterfeit the ten
denotes of the order of Van Burenism.
Bell approves all the executive assump-
tions and usurpations of Gen. Jackson,
and so does White--and if they do not,
they are very evidently afraid to avow it
in the face of the people of their own
state. Now such politicians will answer
no good purpose in this nation at this time.
They give an indirect aid to the very or.
der of which Mr.. Bell so eloquently COM
plains. Gen. Jackson is at this moment,
and they feel it, as powerful in dicta~
ton to the order of Van Burenites, as is
the Pope in dictation to the order Of the
Jesuites has either Mr.. Bell, OF MIR.
White. done. or said any thing, as yet,
tending to counteract this influence
even upon themselves. The amount of
their oppugnation to the order, appears to
be, that Hugh l.. White would be, as
they think, safer depository ofthe fame
of Gen. Jackson than Martin Van Buren,.
We, at least, cannot, thus far, make any
thing more out of it. Mincing politicians
will do no good. They are burthen on
any party to which they may attach
themselves.
p On the 9Th inst. the steamboat
Ohio left the wharf at Delaware City,
at half past O. clock and arrived at Phil
adelphia at SO minutes after six. Dis.
lance Al miles--time hours go minutes,
or atthe rate Of about 10 miles per hour.
OF The stand now taken by Mr.. LEIGH,
announced in his card and published in
our last number, places him proudly on
the eminences of the Law and the Con-
stitution, and that stand WILDE sustained,
if not by majority, by minority which
fears not the frowns of Office holders, nor
office hunters.
DRUNKENEEss.-Int the city of Mexico
tumbrells are sent round by the police to
take up those who are drunk. They are
kept night, and made to work in the
streets for three days with ring round
their ankle.
TENNEsEE.--There are four candi-
dates for the office Of Governor in this
State, Gov. Carroll, Gen. Dunlap, Col
Cannon, and Judge Humphreys. Gov.
Carroll declares himself for the Bali-
more Convention. The others are said
to prefer Judge White.
..E
An Earthquake is said to have been
felt in Augusta, Geo. on the morning of
the 25th ult.
In SWEDEN, if man violates his Tenn
perance pledge, his name is given at the
church, and the prayers Of the congrega-
ton are desired for him.
Cholera.-This pestilence has aps
peared, the present season in Tennes.
see. Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, & Ohio.
The last Maysville, KY. Eagle, speak.
ing of its raysges in thai neighborhood