South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-28

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gates of Maryland, few days ago, re-
jected the Bill for the Incorporation of
Real Estate Bank, by vote of % to SO.
Maj. JAMES GIBSON of Frederick, de.
c!ines being candidate for seat in the
next Legislature. E. w. ROBINSON, Sc
nior proprietor of the winchester Vir-
giniau," has announced his intention, in
short address, to be candidate for a
seat in that body. The candidates be.
fore the people to represent Frederick
are-JoHN HOPKINS, JoHN s. DAWSON,
E. w. ROBINSON, and JOHN B. EARLE.
tAdm.) and JOHN B. D. SMITH, {Whig.)
From communication in the last Win
chester Republican, it appears. that the
friends of RICHARD w. BARTON, have de-
termined to run him as candidate.
In Jefferson, THOMAS GRleGs, jr. and
HENRY ERRY, Esqs. (Whigs) and JA-
cos MORGAN and SAMUEL CAMERON,
Esqs. ivan BUREN, are announced as
candidates.
In Berkeley, Edmund P. Hunter, Levi
Henshaw, and William Maslin, Esqs.
(Whigs) are announced as candidates.
In Pendleton, THOMAS JONES, Esq.
(Whig) is opposed by WILLIAM McCoY,
jr. Esq. friend ofthe Administration.
U There has been another arrival at
New York, from Europe since our last
number. The Packet Ship virginian from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 18th
February. BY this arrival, the following
items of intelligence, are the most inpor.
tant. Parliament was to assemble on
the 10th Feb. Great efforts were maxi
ing by Lords John Russell, Melbourne
and their friends to GUST Sir Charles Man
ners Sutton from the Speakers Chair,
and place therein Mr.. Abercromhie. Mr..
O'Connell has fairly said that by placing
Mr.. Abercrombie in the Chair, he ex.
poets TO place new Administration in
the Kings Councils. The Paris cores
pondent Of the London Morning Chroni-
Gle says, mo doubt is entertained of the
pacific adjustment of the question: be-
tween France and the United States.
u' The FIGURE HEAD of the Frigate
CONSTITUTION has been repaired, and
she now shows at her prov the features
ofour "ILLusrRrous Chief Magistrate.
&c M. Cooke addressed the people of
this county on Monday last, in his accus-
toned strain Of eloquence. detailing the
course of the Executive, the evils of
which, he imputed to the influence ofthe
New York politicians with Van Buren, at
their head. He alluded to many of the
measures ofthe Administration, the ten
dency of which, he thought, if persisted
in, must end in the destruction of our
happy political institutions and at the
same time referred his auditory to his
competitor, Col. Lucas, for correction, if
he misstated the facts. He particularly
adverted to the vote of the House of Re-
representatives., vesting discretionary
power in the President over THREE MILLS
ION OF DOLLARS, to be discussed as he
1.-THE Presidency might think proper dur
ing the recess of Congress +; and very ex-
plicitly stated, that he believed his friend,
Col. Lucas, had voted for that measure
particularly and because he believed it to
be proper. Col. LUCAS repled--and as
we understood him, admitted the facts
stated by MI. Cooke,-he certainly did
not deny them. He, however, spoke of
Mr.. Van Buren, as an honest and enlight-
ened politician, and said he did not be-
lieve that he HAD influenced the Presi-
dent-that the President would not per-
NIT Van Buren,. or any other man. to in
fluence him in his political course.
During his remarks Col. LUCAS took
occasion to say, that sin the LITTLE pa
per, printed in this TOWN, Romney, my
vote for the 100000. has been held
upin BOLD RELIEF" We simply insert
ed in our columns the vote of the Vir-
ginia delegation, without comment. and
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