The DELAWARE OUTRAeE-MoRE ARREsrs-IN.
TEREsrING PARTICULARS We have been favored
with Slip from the albany Argus, dated, August
%, B Z. NJ, containing the following letter.
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x,., r.., DELHI, August a. ls43


Yesterday Richard Morse, Justice OF the Peace Of
the town OF Andes OF whose you have been
Morse, r. is leading antirenter in that town and
man OF considerable influence He has administered the
oatn OF secrecy Or as they call it, the Indian oath to se
vers who were IN the afray Of fhe 7th He stated be-


fore that day that any should appear and bid a. tho
SALE they would be foored knocked down go onicl
der The new law the offender would have TO be tried in
the town where the offence committed and that no
warrant could ne obtained against such offender in the
ofciaec on several occasions in administering liz
oath. Morse was present the 7th had
er citizens to assist in preserving The pcace w"na a
ne was commit'ed 10 answer to the charge Of aiding
soetlng ana assembling with armed and disguised men,
10 resist The execution Of process '''


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