The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-14
Anti-Rent Affairs.

HUDSON, Sept IL, 1915.
When the town clock struck the hour of nine last
Saturday, the massive doors of our dark and gloomy
county Jail were thrown open, and out walked the
belgerent parties, to breathe once more the pure
and healthy air. One of the gladiators wore upon
his countenance bright and happy SMILE and would
occasionally scent the small and beautiful bunch OF
flowers he carried in his delicate hand sent to HIM
by some lady far. The other looked as he felt, M
doubt-cross and morose-having nothing to say IL
any body, and not caring shot for Judge or jury
After snuing the healthy they marched into the
court room, and sat during some time silent and sad
40 sharp or sparkling wit did they display, bu
seemed disposed TO let the cause take It's own way
They have once more got their dander up and arr
trying to get jury, but do not SEEM to make much
hradway, having but four JurOrs panel of ski,
Jurors being exhausted The coroner was de
spatched yesterday with hundred subpnnas.
and this morning our court room, instead OF idl.
spectators TO fill It, was cramned with men anxious
10 be among the missing, not caring enough about
The case to lose their time and let their business sui
fer as no doubt thirds of these Jurors affairs are
such as to render their absence from home extreme
ly perplexng and hurtiul 10 their business. Here
are farmers from their ploughs, mechanics from
their workshops brought In TO court to be ques
toned what they know about this affair." and in nine
cases ont uf len rejected, because they have heard
some one say Or. Boughton was guilty or MOI
guilty.
think il is high time that this farce was ended
and Justice dealt out rightly. AL the people want
is a fair Jury no packing and trying TO squeeze in
one OF Two Of tic right sort and thus delay justice
they want justice done and nothing more do they
ask, and nothing else will satisfy them. SUMTER.
IFrom Albany Atlas, sept lal
IUuso.s sept II, lafi The trial Of Boughon progress.
scs slowly. The regular panel i exhausted and the
tryers are engaged with the tale smen Of whom Sc
y5,el have clTcaay come There have, as yet, but
tour Jurors been sworn who from the regular panel
OF the taiesmen thus far examined MI Of them viz four
have been challenged ny the prisoners three set aside BY
De tryert and challenged pcremptorly after being
found compeen! by the yers The talesmen gener.
llly from the northern owRs Canaan Chstham and Kin.
dofhook There is no prospect nov Of obtaining jury
before the end Of tile week even i is accomplished by
r. So drh talesman has lust becn challenged by the
persecution ana set aside by the court.
lFrom the Delaware Gazette1
A.rEs, August 2l.-ro Groen Moore Esq, sheriff OF
the county Of Delaware, and others whom II may con.
Gem Having been solicited by those whose years
ought to have matured their judgments, have been in
dncel TO become i member OF the Anti-Rent Associa.
to, fana against the Inconsistencies of him whose conn
sci ought 10 have aken) consented TO be initiated into
their elish rites and took upon me the horrd ard de-
grading of that of men to whose memory
they do the greatest dshonor. Being young and ind
Greet and withal volatile disposition, did not its
accursed tendency until was almost crushed in its
cruel folds attended at the sale of the property of r
Stewart last winter and then and there my eyes
opened to the awful delusion into which had beer
betray ed and drawn saw its horrid consequences
resolved to abandon forever gave my dress to lady
in the neighbolhood, resolved to disgrace my
person again with such covering, Ceiling her tc
burn it or do with it what else she pleased)
1om that day to this have had nothing TO
do with its denominations. Until then had not becr
aware that its tendency to rampe upon the laws OF
the country that had been taught to love and revere
And do now and adure all ties and connexon
with the AntRent denominations earnestly sntreatng
every one that been drawn into its vortex as have
been publicly to announce the accursed schemes o.
those who are daily tramplng the laws OF an injured
community And do further PROMISE that will at al
times stand ready at the call Of the constituted auhor
as Of the county to aid in the quelling of ALL any
est;ne breach of the law of hap
nv countv and will heuceforth demean my self GOO,
and neaceabe citizen, careful to observe the laws
Institutions OF the State. SAMUEL w. SHAVER.
MR EDITOR:
The lower part of Broadway, the highway to the
ferries and steamboats,, through which three hun.
dred vehicles pass every hour, and twenty thousand
foot passengers daily, is in dangerous state. Tn,
side walks covered with rubbish, and where NOT