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Delaware County.
Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal
DELHI Nny 2lst la.

Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal
DELHI Nov. 2lst 15i5
A word or two about Delaware County. Judg-
ing from what appears from day TO day in many OF
our public journals in reference TO late election.
q very general impression seems to have obtained
that the election is a verdict of some 1900 majority
of the inhabitants of this County in favor OF lnsurrec
ton and murder.
Now this opinion is entirely unfounded No one
can put his finger upon any thing which has trans
pired in our county for the last two months to usti
~ the belief that the Anti Renters contemplate far
Their opposition 10 the laws. Judge Parker, in his
charge to the Grand Jury in September last, said,
in substance, Il write from memory that the Anti
Renters had grievances, many Of which were within
the reach of The Legislature, and exhored them to
appeal to the balot-box. Now what does this
peaceable remedy amount to, il ne have no night TO
rOte their ticket without being regarded as abetors
of crime and Instruction The Democratic party
are not TO be held guilty Of treason because Dorr
was Democrat and a few Of the leaders Of that
party sustained him. Nor are we TO be held guilty
OF murder because we are politically Anti Renters
and vote accordingly. have been through the
Anti Rent portions Of this County several times with
in the last month Instead Of that incessant cry OF
down rent which, three months since, would be
heard al every house, and from every man, woman
and child and which evinced great excitement in
the Anti Rent region all is quiet and the stran
ger can nothing and hear nothing, as he traver-
those portions of County TO induce him for
moment 10 suppose that he Is in the midst OF
revolution.
Again the election was the most quiet one ever
held in the County, and the Anti Renters received
the result calmly and and ell Of them SIN
cerey that they engaged the foolish and wick
ed instruction which has so sadly injured our Coun-
", and most especially the Anti Rent portion OF it
There is one fact OF which the public at large seem
TO have lost sight entirely. Now il well known that
the Arti-Renters, a body, aside from this insur-
reciion. are as honorable, respectable, as high
minded men, as there are in this any other Coun-
ty and that policy is al least questionable which
refuses 10 meet them half way in spiri, OF COM
promise in the face of the most conclusive evidence
OF their bona hde return 10 law and order but seeks
TO "appease public justice" by depopulating one
half Of the county. l may be deceived, bur every
thing see and hear going around and among
Us, strongly confirms me in the opinion which ex-
pressed in former communication, that we have
the last of this rebellion And nothing has done
more to restore good feeling and harmony than the
result of this very election.
There is no instruction in this County now that
"any honest can regret Il is only an insur-
recon against corrupt and rotten clique who have
had the rank and file in this County harnessed TO
their purpose for the last fortyfve years 1t is an
nsurrection Of the mind OF the honest farmer against
the political slavery in which il has been so long en-
,hraled. and will be queed only by hurting from
power the rotten demagogues who have 40 long
duped him and betrayed his confidence
Yours NJ
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsTIoS-See DR.. Carroll g.
70 a In