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TIE lu,i- RcnterS.- AT the last accounts from
Delaware county, tie number OF persons un'e'
arrps, for aiding and uboting tho mnroef oil @n'r'
# Steele. was scvcrv.lour. a letter from Del
hi SAYS: ,.l


..Iu listening to the circumstances con"'c'e"
with tins horrd atTiir, as they are oe!a"ed I!
witnesses before the Coroner, one is iorclMN re-
minded of The Gathering described by Sco't Ill
hi. Lady of the Lake. For days and days "oiof'
the one appointed for the sac, messengers S"c'"
10 secrecy, were notifying the n0iireS cI the ''"t
and mace. and urging them to strike the bio" now
if ever: and, as the various tribes were hOHHeu'
each held their secret meetings TO perfect 'h''r
piang. These were held in the night, IN some Sc
cret place, where interruption was not i"',y ana
one by one they found their way to the pace u
rendezvous. Matters having been talked over
and their plans arranged, they dispersed as silent
Iv rs they had assembled, each to their separate
homes. The place Of meeting was IN tho woods
"s.s.V fLAm any no y9a
mans house, to avoid tho p"S>,hiiIE o! surprise.
There was an impression, a runner that 0'"~
was TO be struck, but no one Of tie three or 'nur
hundred spectators at the sale, WHO have thus lar
been before the coroner, could or would tell where
i; came from. So bold, systematic, aud reckless
an assault upon the supremacy OF tho law IS al
most without parallel.


.Facts nave como out during the progress OF
this investigation which leave no doubt that ennis
sarics from adjoining counties have been engaged
IN melting our people TO open and murderouS re-
bcon We are not. and have not been, contend
ing merely against the I0wIess and desperate OF
our own county. but those of Schoharle, Greene,
and Ulster. 1t is known that there was one tribe
of sixty natives from one of those three counties
present, in disguise and armed, on the day OF sale
So widespread and formidable conspiracy, 1t Is
believed hcrr. should be met with tho whole power
of the State, and it is felt among that II Is on
crouy and unjust to leave the burden of sustaining
tho law. may say fer the whole State. UPON the
shoulders Of tho people Of this county.


"1ho Coroner's Jury is stiH IN session. dniIy
eiiciiing important facts, tho publication OF which
however, might tend to defeat the ends of JUS
tice."