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Our whig brethren arc alIBoss frantic with ioy a, the election of John Yoang io he Go vernon of the great State of New York, al- though the success has been obtained under circumstances, which, if we belonged to the whig party, would nsake us lrembte for its existence, and apprehend Cor t . eestain and speedy overthrow. The people of iha. State never will tolerate the measures which John Young and his friends are pledged and bound to bring forward and adopt. First, they are pledged to sanction the views Of the people who have turned the majority in their favor in regard to the payment of rent, thus tram ping upon the rights of properly. Second ! should any combination of lawless men arise, which there is too much reason so spprehend will De the case, the New York government will be unable, perhaps unwilling to suppress t. A number H Fufiaas associate n any county of the inferior, with the ayoweti pUr- pose Of refusing to pay their debts, and, ef resisting and killing the officers who may come to enforce the laws This is precisely what has been done by the anti-rent party. whose votes have placed John Yoang at the head of the State--wiih what face can he a,- tempt 10 resist their violence and restore peace to the community. @

 The friends of Young have committed more atrocious deeds than any we have here supposed--lhey murdered the shorthand oth- ers-prowled about ia masks. to the terror of the country, bidding defiance to the laws, seizing and tarring and feashering the officers of the law who attempted 10 apprehend ihem; and carried their exeesses to such height that Siias Wright, the democratic governor, was compelled 10 suppress them al the point ot tie bayoneL Some of them were convicted and sent 10 the peulies.siary for different pe- riods. Big Thunder, their leader, was seu- teuced to hard labor for life, and most of them are still in confinement The first ac. of John Young's administration will be to pardon these ruflians and SC, them loose Up- on peaceful community, with passions made savage by their punishment. and assured of indemnity for future crimes by the election of then friends and partners in guilt to the highest offices in the State.

 \ letter from New York, dated after the election, says: s.We are at the mercy of ap< ti-rentism for year at least, and all land- 1 lords under this new whig reign ofterror may ] throw up their rentals Who will pay rent for houses or lands, when the the whule whig party sustain us in refusing To be sure, Big Thunder is now suffering in the State prison, but that IS only for the practical joke of killing collector or being present when he was killed Johu Young will soon pardon him out; and he IS to be the martyr candidate of the wings for Vice President or governor in lSl8. Truly, who would not be whig, and who would buy house and lands, when you may get as many and as much as you please, rent-tree, under this whig administrations"

 Such IS the naiure--such the consequences of the triumph-that our whig brethren are exuiting over-our whg brethren, wno are the special pairons of every thing that is de- cent, aud genteel, and orderly The law | and order party" as they are facesously sty- led by the wag of the Tropic; ''ite sole con servators of life, liberty and property" ac- cording to the sage of the Bulletin.

 The Chamber of Commerce, of New Or leans, some years ago. talked big about blood and wounds, in case Mr Van Bureu persis- | ted in collecting the public revenue in gold | and silver, and in refasing to receive bank | paper at discount of 10 ov 20 per cent Bu, we always looked upon this as an iilc i threat, and so it turned out tawbe--at least 1 Col. Peters had too much discretion to carry il into effect But iu New Y ork we behold a more fearful threat, moi ouly uttered but execuled-and. shameful as it is, and dis- graceful to our countryside authors of those threats, and the perpetrators of those vio- fences, are rewarded with the highest places in the Statel

 Oh Keendom. Oh Koondofu!

 Your end II will soon come

 