South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-07

2, nominating Judge WHIrE for the Pre-
sidency.
O. The Legislature of Vermont
ballotted, up to Monday of last week, Do
times, unsuccess fully, for Governor.
TT is said to be an i'll wind that
blows no good to no one. The Aboi-
ton excitement has brought about an
other excitement, and just such one as.
ought to have existed twenty years ago Z
Throughout. the southern states. lfthey
had then encouraged domestic manufae~
tories. promoted maritime facilities, and
given preference to their own manus
featured goods, Norfolk and Charleston
would soon have been great commercial
cities, and tho West would now be pour
ing into their bosoms its products to o.
verfowing. But the commercial and
manufacturing excitement, which has
been produced by the fooleries ofthe ABB.
olitionists of the North, if rightly direc-
ted, will still enable US in few years to
rival the best conducted commercial and
manufacturing countries on the globe.
We have an abundance Of water power
-an abundance Of muscular and moral
force, and all sorts of materials for the
skill of the artist.
" A letter from Detroit, dated the
l4th ult., published in the Martinsburg
Gazette, speaking of Mr.. JOHN s. HoRr
NER. the newly appointed Secretary oS
Michigan, says:
Tile is so obnoxious, that they threats
en- to tar and feather him on his return
to this place. He is now absent at To-
ledo. He has already been burned in
effigy at Monroe, and I doubt not when
he returns here, that he will have the
pleasure of seeing his fac simile hung up
under a blaze III saw card of his
which was left at public house, that
has given general offence. 1t reads thus
"John $. Horner, Of Virginia. FOR Viz
oINIANs y
O. information from Georgia re-
presents that the crop Of COTTON in that
state will be quite short, owing to se-
we're frost.
o. The Bridge over the Potomac
River. at Washington City. was openss3
for travel on the 29th ultimo.
o. The editor of the National Ga
zette, Philadelphia, thinks WEBSTER
will make a stronger vote in Pennsylva-
MIA than HARRISON.
The Antimasonic state
commencing State Convention to be-
held at Harrisburg, on the 14th Decem-
Der next, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to a National Convention for
the nomination of candidates for the Pre-
sidency and Vice Presidency.
Upon tho above the Georgetown Me.
tropolitan, observes, that the Antimasons
throughout the Union seem determined
to fight on their own book and to con-
centrate their scattered force upon cam
didates of their own. sMethinks there
be six Richmonds in the field ~
The Richmond Enquirer says-"The
fact is, we believe that the Wings do
not know what to be at.-They are
not yet satisfied whether it is their in
tsrest to run for the Colleges or for
Congress-to run one or several cam
didates. They are frequently too
by the varying signs ofthe
lines. Tito day they take up can-
didate, whom they consider as availa-
ble," Gas for example, Gen. Harrison,)
why to morrow the unkind frost cn1xsS
to blight his prospects,"
"Give US a single horse to cope with,
and we shall be perfectly content p
We are utterly opposed to any cleo.
lion by the House Of Representatives.
and SO is every Van Buren, man, with
whom we have conversational so we
undertake to say,is Mr.. v. B. himself"
U There is really too much truth in
he above article-we SEEM at least not
o know what to do. Now Judge WHITE
nay do something in the south if he holds
IN; but we still suspect he will let deyn
,efore the first heat is run. The keep.
.rs of Gen. HARRISON are training him