MORCAN's CASE The exci,emen, on /,
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MORGAN'S CASE The excitement on the
subject OF the o' chile abduction OF Morgan seems
to be every day growing stronger and stronger IN
the western part oil the Sae. he newspapers
Of thai quarter are full OF articles the subject yet
The citizens complain the public journals are cow
atdly and pusillanmous in the exp esxion of just
indignation on the occasion A meeting of the in
habitants of the town OF Seneca has been held
take into consideration "ths late violation Of the
laws and outrages the rights of an American
citizen in the person OF William Morgan. An ad
dress and resolutions were drafted and have been
published The address states an outrage OF the
most daring kind had been committed that the
courts of law had been in vain appealed to for pun
ishment OF the offenders; that secret and invis.


ble power had controlled the course of justice, and
tina, it was time for every citizen 10 look to his own
safety. The resolutions were to this purport That
all secret associations dangerous 20 freedom, and
the powerful one of freemasons especially SO that
the meeting will not vote Tor treemaons tor any OF
fee whatever; that the sentence pronounced up
on those who carried off Morgan is an insult to an
enlightened peoples that the meeting will petition
for a law to prevent the like outrages 10 tuturc;
that The silence of the public journals the subject


is alarming, and that the meeting will take no news
papers which do not publish the facts and public
proceedings relative TO the late outrage. and will dis
courage much as possible their circulation.
committee was appointed to correspond and concert
measures with other committees on this subject
and 10 open subscription defrsy the expenses OF
further investigation OF This affair.


W 7. Post.


.Morgan--anothpr report.-We have been in


formed, very respectable authority, says the AL
bany Argus Of Tuesday, that affdavi,s ere now in
this city, and will be published n the course Of the
present week, which the following facts viz.
that Morgan was carried to the British territory by
the persons who seized him in this state that he
was received there and confined in Fort George !;
that he underwent trial, and was convicted, with
the assent, however, Of only part OF the pretended
jury; and that he was executed, according to his
sentence. by young Indian This story is current
here. We confess that it seems to Us highly i'm
probable. No such thing. We should think, could
be transacted in British post, occupied By British
troops, and in the midst Of the town Of Newark. Il