From the N. X. Commercial .adrertiser, March )
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FROM tE2 ~. r. eommeTctnl .1drertlSer, .Mnrch 90


The excitement in the case Of Morgan contiuus,
to increase at the west, and where It will end m
mortal can tell. Meeting after meeting is held
and resolutions follow resolutions, each stl mors
violent and proscriptive than the other. The mail
of this morning brings US the following among
ther resolutions passed at Pultney, Steuben couD
ty:


Resolved, That zoe ioiH not hear anu irssma
son preach, unless said preacher shall refuse to meet
with any lodge Of Freemasons and shall openly
and boldly declare that the institution Of Masoury
is bad institution"


The presses in all parts Of the state, groan be-
meath the weight Of publications upon this subject
and yet they are denounced in public meetings,
prescribed, and threatened with loss Of patron
age. for their silence. Where is this excitement 70
end Are freemasons to be exterminated, because
a few unworthy men are suspected of having com.
mtted heinous crime, and for which those sus
pccted have been expelledl ? One would think from
the western papers, that the people are almost ripe
for general massacree Of the freemasons Tu
y those who have kindled this excitement be they
nasons or be they not, we fear they will yet have
much to answer for