South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-06-25


and denv that there will be any surplus
TO divide Emboldened by successive
party now confidently imagine .hatshey
can mass off the most paIpable incon-
sis,encies upon public crednlity, under
cover of the Presidents popularity.
II NAV be slow, but day Of sccoun-
liability will come"
"Bu,, sir, there is one view stronger
than all others, to show The inconsis-
tency of those who are engaged in the
project of keeping the People out OF
The .uselof their money. On the one
hats I'VE are told that the whole ought
90 be appropriated for the use OF the
General Government and, on the O.
sher hand, we are told, if it be appro-
priated for the use oftbe States, il will
break all the banks. Yes, sir, accor-
ding to these gentlemen, if you grant
all your money for federal purposes,
the pet banks can pay you with ease |;
but If you make the grant for the use
ofthe States, they will all blow up !"
Now every word of this is true. - To
divide the surplus money among the peo-
pie, "TuE PARTY" say would CORRUPT
THE PEOPLE and to divide the mohey
amongst the office holders, the job seek
ers, and Pet Banks, is the only way to
prevent the corruption Of the people and
save them from ruin. Can the people be
satisfied with .Ruch state of things
Can they be Satisfied with the view their
own leaders take Of thems If they would
stop for moment, reflect. and look q
little forward, they would see the gulph
into which their leaders are, about to
precipitate their liberties. But we fear
they will not stop, will not reflect, will
NOT look at the consequences of their
own acts, and their strange devotion to
jackson Van Burenism, which has been
played off upon their creduIity for the
last eleven years.
The Georgetown Metropolitan CON-
tans an account of the ceremony three
Females taking the veil, and devoting
themselves to monastie life in the Cath
.olic Convent at Georgetown, d. c. !;
their ages were II, ls and 20. This
ceremony was performed on the nth
inst, by the Arch Bishop Of Baltimore
Gen. of Lib.
Five dollar notes on the Delaware
County, Pa. Bank, have been altered 70
eos. and are in circulation.-Five's on
the Commercial Bank of Philadelphia,
n have also been altered to los. and SOS.
ID TFFss may easily be detected by obssrv-
hing ithatthe IS only have for vignetts
" PeAn's Ereaty with the Indians.
Il The Tria! Of Robinson.
Most of the New York Editors are
NFiGHTING THR BATTLE OVER AGAIN.
n Their voice certainly does not confirm
the verdict the jury. The Times, the
v Evening Post; the Sun, the Courier and
ii Enquirer, all speak of Robinson's guilt.
They contend, that he had evory advan-
tnge in the trial, and that most impor-
tant links Of the evidence were omitted
n from neglect or design. The Sun boldly
pronounces him the murderer of Ellen
Jewett, and undertakes ITO prove it to
4 the satisfaction Of every honest man in
N the country We have read the testi-
mony most carefully, and lean to the
same oplnlon.--Rich. Wing.
Boston has experienced immediate re-
lief from the U. 8. Bank agency estab-
lished in that place. Wonder the pets
should suffer the Monster to get all the
honor and glory. The craftsmanship of
Jackson, Benton g. Co. is under eclipse.
4 Rich. Wing.
a O. The County Court OF Hardy on
q Tuesday last fixed the levy at 375 cents
for each titheable--and that for the poor
being Al 90, makes the levy ONE DOL
u LAR THIRTY-bEvEN AND A HALF CENTS.
q IL Doctor DRAPER of Philadelphia,
4 say So between the years 1902 and
1857 > less than 1882 deaths have
taken place in that city, by consumption
= W BERKELEY and JEFFERSON couD-
s ties have elected Delegates to the Staun-
n ton Harrison Convention. A meeting
n tor the same purpose is to be held to-day
Hat PETERSBURG. Hardy county. We
Il hope HARRisoN's friends in this county,
n will bear in mind that Monday next is
B9the day for their meeting to effect this
objsc.fe,