The New York herald., 1844-12-19

or injustice or misery ci any Kind contention every
kind may be made to cease among and nations and
practical wisdom united with activity Of mind ana
be made to pervade the human race and thus
ensure permanent nigh rational enjoy every
Of man.
The materials to effect this change over the earth,
wherever men need to live superabound and il IL
the interest of ALL without one exception that this
change should now be made The means by which it
a al in end order although
oy the human race shall be explained in extended prn-
eRes and n public papers No. and and in
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every individually therefore requested that the editors
Of all newspapers and periodicals will give circulation
them at their earliest convenience
IMPORTANT FROM THE INsURREcTIoNARY CouN-
TIEs.-1t appears by the northern papers that the
Anti-Rent outrages are beginning again. Indeed,
they have hardly ever stopped; there seems to
| have been no efforts made to put them down. Ia
there no moral courage in Gov. Bouck to carry
out the lawi cases ofthis kind? If he is too weak
and timid to act as the Governor of State con-
tanning three millions Of people. he had better re.
tire, and devote his future life in feeding his old
| white horse.
[Ffom Albany Argus, Dec. III
The following account OF recent outrage in Colum
oia County comes from responsible source. We can
only that such proceedings cannot be looked upon
by any lover Of law and order without deep concern
nor with less than unqualified reprobation
DEAR SrR-I presume you have heard Of the anti rent
rebellion in the county Of Columbia and its progress he
On that the anti rent in Albany and md Repsss.
were based on the alleged injustice of quarter sales
and large collection Of back rents and that little lie.
nency the part of landlords might due and remove
the whole opposition But the facts which have taken
place in this county present the question another ana
The guardian OF infant children spring rent.
ed several farms for one year. and the tenants
rents light about dollar per acre On the first
oi October the first rent due about that time
several emss.rss came from Rensselaer, preach rebel
one as It was supposed that the condition of things here
was too on all hands to be disturbed There
was no question OF te no back rents and no
sales to quarrel about About thirty days passed on and
rents being paid distress were issued by the
guardian and put in the hands of the sheriff The sheriff
made the distress without any opposition and
y the appraisal but he then informed that the rents
would not be paid and that the sale would be
The sheriff probsby did believe these threats as he
made no provision to repe any opposition but went with
single attendant to make the sale. He was met by
body OF Indians before he reached the place.
place Of SALE and there under threat Of personal
violence, gave up all his papers, and they burned
the ground 200 in Indian dress and 1900 citizen
spectators, called there by the novelty OF the occasion
gave three cheers and the sheriff left the ground without
any adjournment Of sale and there ends the distress.
The indians and m many without any disguise are hold
called week at Claverack and rumor says that
the weekaft to he held Hudson. Every one is
now alarmed. The principle involved in the resistance
offered on simple contract for year. tells too plainly
fear what the landlords in cities holders Of
notes. bonds and all other evidences Of debt have to
pect the movement is not met with the promptitude the
occasion demands.
"DELHI. Dec. 10, 1874
increase since the election Under various preexts il
been started in than half the towns in this
nf xkno .:r: -A-.-
Greene and Ulster The organiza cation is effective
for mischief of all kinds part OF their plan is to
alive the agitation. Among these bold statements
that the lands were never owned by those who claim
them that the lndiaps were never paid for them, &c
And there are men hitherto possessing characte
who encourage their delusons to obtain political in
fuence Gen Root has lately become Of this sort Of
important alterations Of the laws relating to landlord
and tenant and in the tenure OF bonds This should be
venting any just legislation to give such direction
to the action ct the legislature that all may have the
peaceable enjoyment OF their rights.
Nis highly important that executive should be
correctly informed as to The real nature and extent Of the
evil he should shrink from the duty cf acting emerge.
cay in this matter it will be impossible to oTetell the
end Of the armed and organized rebellion that
mttng ourages and setting the Laws defiance many
parts OF the State His information the subject
yet be very imperfect nothing be learned from
the newspapers, nor can any salutary influence be
pected from them They AL take i for granted that some
ment Nothing be further from the truth so far as
respects this part country The Ignorance and
tracts relating land have been practsed such
degree that they armed and keep pay hordes
Of the most reckless they ind disguised In.
dams to despoi the owners Of lands property by
force.
rne excitement will not pass ay an some others have
DONE by merely letting Alone for will be sustained by
the strong and lasting motive of cupidy Nothing but
the vigorous determination with which notification
was put down by Jackson VIII answer any purpose.
The Government has its choice either to affect not to
or know anything about the matter Gov Bouck
Al ncsrI Hat
than that Of Central America make some effort
restore to the citizens ofthe Empre State the rights
The Indians are called out whenever il is understood
that any proprietor Of lands has come into the county
Mr. Kiersted narrowly escaped them few days ago
have cvilly treated yet but whenever visit any
tract it Immediately reported other tracts that
been assaulted, &c A hundred absurd reports about
landlords, sheris, &c. constantly sent through the
country 10 fant the excitement Tarring and eatherpg
and other kindred outrages are frequently committed by
the sn-renters their neghbors who will not come
into their measures could give the particulars Of many
| the accounts Of which have been sent to mer
10 strengthen the antren agitation ny including other
refusal VI payment-eher Of principal inlerest-on
mortgages and notes given to banks
| ARoosTooK.--This county is yet but partially
settled, and perhaps no part OF our State has been
rapidly settled since the roads have been opened into
may be paid in labor on the road by through the
land This land productive with wheat rye, barley
oats fax potatoes, corn &C. Good opportunities may
be found to employ high prices numbering
conveying goods at work about the miIls All sur.
plus productions Of the farm find good market among
those engaged in numbering At Masardis there
| sets OF mills At Salmon Brook, about fifty miles from
the boundary following the river, there good saw
MILL patent grist mill and clap board machine This
place promises to be Of much business and lumber
easily conveyed down to the city Of st. john Fourteen
miles further down the river at Pesque Isle stream.
good and grist mill in operation. At this place
two stores, post office, blacksmiths and shoe
makers shop, end tavern ply scian also resides
here On the Carrboo stream ten miles further down
the river there MILL constructed the present season
This mill s on the road from Fairbanks at Presque sle
to Madawsskas and is Of great convenience A clap.
board machine In in operation at Hardwood Brook, In
Letter H. Near Fort Fairfield Mr.. Patthe has a mill
and intends in the spring to erect grist mill about
mile below the fort At the Fort may be thirty
houses. There here house. post Office, n
store deputy sheriff attorney at law, blscksmths
shop and tavern. Thus will be that this portion
OF our State, which few years since was unbroken
wilderness, and untravelled, except by umbermsn, by
means OF the river now filling up with thriving set