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ANTI RENTIsM is under full headway in the
Legislature OF New York, and the dominant par
ty is invoked in every possible way TO interfere
in the matter of contracts between landlord and
tenant.


To show the influence and nature of the ap-
pealS made in behalf OF the anGi-rent rebels, we
quote this extract from speech of MIR. Watson,
one of the members OF the Assembly who was
elected by these anti-reners


He would say to the Democratic party
that if such disposition was made now at
the opening Of the session, the hearts of
these men would be steeled against them,
believing that they could not obtain fai:
hearing. II would be found that twenty
thousand Democratic rotes woatd be
brought 10 bear against Tie partg an tie ap.
reaching contest"


Mark the concluding lines and nature
of the argument The justice of the cause
is left out of the question; but the demands
ofthe antireLters; be they what they may,
are to be complied wth,or the twenty thou
sand anti rent votes will GO in body a
gainst the democracy Think of it, fellow
citizens of all parties N. Y Gazette.