South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-07-04

drawn, in whose favour will it be I? Web
ster's, Harrison's, McLean's, CLAY's p
No. Whose then ? Why, most certainly
Van Buren's. II is $50 nominated in the
bond" To whom was the "bond" given?
To the friends Of Calhoun Tothe friends
of Webster or Clay or McLeanf The
people are easily msled-and Van Buren,
knows it well. The "bond" was given
in favour of Van Buren-in favour of the
Office holders. Why will the intelligent
editors Of the Richmond Wing permit
themselves to be duped by either Van
Buren, or the PRETENDING FRIENDS of
White either in Tennessee, or Alabama |?
Hear the Florence (Ala.) Gazette,
Blu, whether Judge White has or
has not deserted his former friends, it
is now evident that he is not the choice
Of the Democratic party, and if he is
not their candidate, he is the candidate
Of the opposition, united with that frag-
ment of the Jackson party which
may yet adhere to him. And the
number Of the latter who will pre-
serve in their support Of Judge White,
in opposition to the candidate of the
convention, we believe will be very
small. Tennessee may, but we venture
to predict that Alabama will not; the
nomination Of Judge White by the legis-
lature of this State was qualified
nomination il could not otherwise have
been made. AS arecomeudation ofthe
Representative of the People, it was
entitled to respect, and we have SO con
sidered il; but at the same time, we
have always been disposed to take the
advice of the Legislature, that if there
was any danger of division Of the
Democratic ranks, or Of throwing the
election into the House OF Representa-
lives, then they recommend the peo-
pie of this State to take such measures
as would prevent an election by the
House. We shall follow the advice Of
the Legislature, and so far as We are
concerned, endeavor to preserve the
union and integrity Of the Democratic
party, by sustaining the nominees OF
the National Convention.
1t is vain to mince the matter; the OPP
position in all its branches to be efectual
must unite on one man, and must select
THAT MAN around whom the national re-
publicans will rally unhesitatingly.--
White, in our opinion. will not do. The
Green county (Ala.) Sentinel wishes to
know by whom White was brought out,
and SO do we. 1t says,
But by whom is he brought on, a,
candidate for this distinguished APP
pointment Not by the republican par
ty with whom he has heretofore acted,
but by the opponents and revilers Of
those very measures that have given
him q name and character among
his ceuntrymen, and that he has herto-
fore SO nobly sustained. And why :
Because our opponents have sounded,
and found in him the vulnerable point
that the Chef M&gistracy Of this re.
public, distant and glimering as are
his prospecis) was too dazzling and
fascinating aprize for him,( Benton like)
to turn his back upon; consequently
they have taken advantage of his inn
becility and are making every effort 10
convert ii to their own account.
That the weakness Of Judge White
has been played upon we have never
doubted; and like the Sentinel, we would
be glad to know by whom' The whole
affair from beginning TO end carries with
it very suspicious bearing in favour of
Mr.. Van Buren, SO far at least.
.sazae
In Frederick CO., SO say our Winches-
ter papers. lo3 pounds of butter were
made from the milk ofone Cow, in week.
The Cow of the common stock, and had
no other food that ordinary pasturage.
The Mobile Register warns ladies a.
gainst the use of green tea, on the au.
thority of the quarterly Review, which
states that the supply in China being We.
ny short, coarse black tea is manufacture
ed into green by the adfnixture of indigo
and white lead, intended especially for
the American market.
The Wheeling Gazette of the Gath ult.
says-"The Richmond Wing is too skep-
ticaI by half upon Mr.. Watkins decla-
rationa. We assure him there is "no