South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-29

couched in the following striking terms.
We have never seen more condensed
or foroible enumeration of the just
grounds Of opposition to the present Ad-
ministration than it contains:
| THE YOUNG MEN OF BOSTON
| "Opposed to the present National
Administration, TO Executive Interfe-
renee in Elections, to Executive Die
fation o the Successorship. to Execu-
tive War upon the Judiciary and the
Seaate, TO Executive Contr0! Of the
Currency, TO league of Executive
Banks, TO the accumulation OF all the
Peoples Specie in the hands Of the Go
vernment, to the assumption of Legis-
lativs Power by the Erseatios Depart
ments, as in the violent removal Of the
dsposites, and the recent illegal Treas
ury Circular, to Post Office Espionage
and Judieatnrs, to the Infringement Of
the Liberty of the Presto all projects
for Sqaaadsriag the Pubic Money, to
the Espunging Of Congressional rec
ords, to the diserganizing doctrines
which have struck at Charters in Penn
sylvania, and at Laos 4 Constitutions
in Maryland:
"Frisndly to an Economical Re form
of Bzpsnditurss--to a just Distribu-
ton Of the Proceeds of the Public
Laads-to an immediate Distribution
Iof lie Surplus Rsvenus-to State SOP
sreigsty, and the Senate Of the Union,
as the Citadel and stronghold Of State
Rights--lo Internal Improve0sents-
| to the restoration Of the coordinate
/ branches Of the Government to their
Legitimate and constitutional agencies
the maintenance Of our Faith With
1.-THE Indian Tribes just observance
Of our Neutral Relations limita-
ton Of Executive Po,oer-and the cor
,aiment of Executive Patronage
"And, for all tAsss reasons, OPPOSED
| to the elevation Of MARTIN VAN b.
RBN to the Presidency Of the United
States
| "Are requested TO assemble" $50.
| II will be perhaps remembered by
our readers that Messrs. Wilson and
Postlethwaite, having returned from
Texas, whittier they had taken volun-
teers, published statement Of the az
fairs Of that country, representing !. in
a dreadful state. r. Jefferson Cham.
| bsrs, a general 10 the Texan army Of
reserve, replied to their publication, and
they in turn, have made another reply,
in which they pronounce him "a lar,
a poltroon and a eoWard." A duel
| will undoubtedly be the result, s. as oil
the parties appear to be Of boastiog
turn, they will have an opportunity of
displaying their sAivalry. General
Chambers says-"I wear my eountry's
| sword, and il matters but little with
me, whether employ it against the
hired exterminators Of despet, or the
more execrable ealumniators Of suf-
fering people. Ia sithsr case, the spi-
rlts of the Alamo and San Jacinto will
direct Its poin,."-From which we in
fer tina, there will be no "backing out"
on his part. A few days will determine
whether there is room in the world for
all these courageous men, or whether
enc or two Of them mast leave in order
to allow the other fair sweep.
WAssI. doe.
Melancholy occurrence, ssvsH Hsss
lost.--A boat containing ten solsred
persons, was upset 10 Hampstead har.
Dor, l.. I. on Saturday ehernoon last,
and sad to relate, all on board except
three perisbed These unfortunate
men had twice before during the day
crossed from Cow Neck, TO the grog
shop on the opposite side of the barbor,
to purchase rum, and we're proceeding
on the same GRAND third time, when
this sad accident happened. The boat
| was, al the time, close by ths shore |,
there was very little wind, and all were
goodswimmers,bu were SO intoxicated
with liquor previously furnished them,
that they sunk into watery grave be.
fore any assistance could be rendered
,hem.-Daily Adv.
TREMENDOUS EARTHQUAKE The
Journal des Deux SiciIes gives the de-
lails of a tremendous earthquake, tina.
in the night of the Gath Of April DESC
latedths district of Rossano, in Upper
Calalri. The whole Of that part of
the country, more or less, sustained
disasters; but it was felt most severely
| in The rommunea nj ossanO ~ Crosio