Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-25

and permanent loans, (such as these must be
eslmaled,) has always been 5 per cent, which
is the rate al the present time. and Furthermore.
that money does not now command, even for
single year, more than per cent. The
practical operation Of the adoption Of these two
scales. would be that on The landlords calcula-
ZION the land would bring = per acre. and on
tenants calculation only 81. If il be aided
/ that the average price at which tenants have
sold The fauss on tie Manor has been hereto
fore about 1926 per acre, subject 10 the annual
rent,th fairness Of the PROJECTORS calculations
is more and more evident.
"The tenans, 10 addition 10 the low price at
which they wish 10 obtain their farms in fee
simple. demand ina, the days service and
fowls shall be thrown in, without any conlmu-
lalion price; whilst The proprieiors think that
these are as much entitled 10 fair money
equivalent as The other silpuaiions Of the lease.
The Judiciary Committee express their opinion
about the relief sought as follows. 4" Your
committee are well assured that the tenants can
have all the relief 10 which they are, in
justice and equity, entitled, directly from the
Proprelors Of The Manor"
The following condensed statements IF The
dongs in the infected districts, are from the
accounts given in the Troy Bulge, and the
Albany Argus, Of hich we give the substance
in The smallest psssible space
The Budget, says, that Mr.. Martin, near
the city Of Troy, was inhUmanly murdered BY
The disguised Indians, on he 26lh ult., for no
other cause than manifesting preference for
The laws Of his country, over the laws Of the
Iaw-less gang of disguised Indians: He had .
contrary 10 The commands Of the disorgani-
zers, purchased his land 10 fee, for which hon.
orable act, he lost his life
The Governor has issued his proclamation.
directing the sherffs Of The counties Of Colum-
bia AMI Rensselaer,, 10 command the as
sistance Of all able-bodied men. over the age
Of fifteen, in their counties. with such arms
aud equipments as they may deem necessary
for the maintaining Of law aud order; and says
any omission on the part of any officer, in per-
forming promptly his duty in this matter, will
be considered good cause for removal from CT
flee.
Several Of the Indians have been arrested.
10 relation 10 their examination the Albany
Argus says -" The result Of The examination
OF the persons confined ia the jail al HUDSON,
leaves little doubt Of their participation in the
murder Of Reynesburgh Ii is also believed.
that the mlrl3rtr is klogl aal will be
secured"
An impression was prevalent al Hudson. on
The ooh ult., that an attempt would be made
by the Indians TO rescue The prisoners confined
IN the Jail in that town, which induced the eu-
listing Of 100 men who were armed and equip
ped for duty, and the organization Of citizens
to the number Of 500, who were ready to form
at moments warning.
A committee of the Common Council OF
the city Of Hudson, waited upon the Governor
at Albany, iew days since, with an applica.
ton for more force 10 guard their jail and 800
stand Of arms, in addition TO 900 stand before
furnished, and 1000 cartridges. The Govern
or promphy furnished them all they required,
and three field pieces and the Borgesse's corps
Of Albany, in addition-all started for the
scene Of action, in The o'clock train the fell
loving morning.
Ia Rensselaer, county warrants had been pla-
ced in the hands Of tie sheriff for the appre-
hension Of the murderers Of Smith ; but 10
movement in reference 10 his action in The mat
ter have been reported.
The Troy Bulge, Of later date says, NAT
the sheriff received message that morning.
and from reliable source, that the Anii.Renl.
ers were personally notified the night before in
the town of Copake, 10 hold themselves 10
readiness at moments warning, to march to
Hudson. fire the city and release the prisoners
The Editor says -" Let them Gene on; our
tables are set and our citizens quite ready to
wait upon hem"
1t is said Iha, Gov. WRIGHT, will immedi.
aiely declare the counties Of Rensselaer, and
Columbia in a state of insurrec,ion and
quarter troops in every Infected district.
IL The following from Washington, may
serve TO show how our Honorable public ser.
wants swindle, Uncle Sam
4 regulation Of The mileage Of members
was also proposed by bin. which Mr.. Cobb
reported from the committee on that subject
II is no, unusual now for the mileage Of mem.
bers who reside but fifty miles from each
other, 10 differ seine two or three hundred
miles; but this bill proposes 10 regulate il by
computing the distance by he most direct
mail route. Ii ii should pass, and il was read
,wre, and ordered 10 De ensrossed fnr third
reading. some members will suffer a deduction
Ct a, leaS, SlOO from their mileage. There