{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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! Disgraceful Orange Riot in Canada.-'The
village OF Newmarket was on the 3lh ult the
scene Of a disgraceful riot A large party Of
Orangemen assembled in the vicinity Of the
residences Of a number OF Catholics and Anne
ricans, and after various oulrages intended to
exaspera,e the feelings of both, hung up on
the public way, an ef1igy Of the Presidten, Of
the United States, and the Pope, aud then burn
ed them. They entered the village armed with
lmuske,s. and the inhabitants were aroused
from their slumbers by shouting, .bonfres, and
,volleys Of muske,ry. A gentleman who en-
deavored to dissuade them from their purpose,
was obliged to. flee TO escape personal injury.
II is said that some OF the rioters were the sons
OF the most respectable inhabitants, and that a
portion Of the clothes used for the effigies,
once formed portion Of the wardrobe Of a
Colonel! II is said also that the muskels and
and gunpowder used on The occasion, were the
property Of her Majesty.


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