solved to trade at the Montreal market, and
to risuue the transport of their produce al
all events. II is said, that in many places
companies are forming fer the purpose, who
are determined to rePel by force all opposi-
tion.-Ore account says that these plaus
have already been put into operation-that
q Custon-house officer on the Lake, being
apprised that a plan of this nature was on
foot. considered il 80 formidable, and the
indignation Of the people 50 highly reused
Il the restriction, that nc Jared not attempt
To enforce the execution of the laws, but
rather connived at thtir evasion. Such actS
are surely to be regretted, bu ,here s
much more reason 20 AM. z 1, That any legis-
lalcrs shaaid b= y, ss.i1- s,shted, - not 70
furesee them W. ere far from countenan
cling them-we regret to Lea that any un-
constitutional means, SO unbeCOr,ing IN the
character of good citizens shoGld b. resort


ed TO, for obtaining redress Of grievances.
1t is the duty Of every nan 60 obey the laws
Of his country, 10 endure patiently any evils
arising from them, until redress can be had
il legal way. We would therefore inCul.
cate Tire strictest observance Of every exist


ing law OF the land but at the same time
we do not hesitate TO pronounce the late
Supplementary Embargo Act, 70 be the
most unnecessary, unjust, and oppressive
law, that ever sssEraocd the records Of the
American Congress -Dmt. Gas.