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on Tuesday of last week. the Sheriff and his De-
nutv Palmer. together with TWO OF our cliizenS.
went 10 the town OF Ensdale for the purpose OF
executing wit CT possession against aeon Learn


Much has been said about the proprIety ana I'M
oroo-i.ty of calling oHt the force last winter iorine
5nrnose of executing the law II has been often
asserted by some OF those misguided persons VINO
are banded together tor resisting the execution ot
the law and BY many others. that II the Shefln
would come without any posse he would meet
with no difficulty IN the execution OF process q


test the truth and sincerity OF these pEetensionS the
Sheriff and Deputy went unaccompaUed oy any
force except few nelshoors OF M Learn. As
soon as the business OF the Sheriff was made Known,
horns were blown and messengers despatched ter
the purpose ofassembng atorce 10 oppose the Sheriff
considerable force was soon assembled, Tar more
than suiiicien, 10 overcome any assistance which
the Sheriff could then command. ne moo We're
r-solutry determined that the Wit should not oe
executed and so proclaimed 10 the Sheriff
few well-d!spOsed persons present were WILING 10
assist the Sheriff but as Mr.. Learn was absent and
il being near night, II was concluded 10 postpone
the attempt till the following morning. The per
son who came on the ground alter the Sheriff, 70
,aks possession. was bruiay maitreated by the
mob Tar aud feathers and raii we're got IN
readiness. but through the Intervention OF me
Sheriff and weIl-dlsPoSed friends, he was hnaIly
extrlca,ed from The hands OF The rabbe, without
any farther injury than that done by some coward
ly miscrean;s throwing small Quantities OF tar upon
his clothes from behind his back. Covert threats
were made 10 intmdate him from corning the fol
loving morning On "Wednesday morning the
Sheriff went again 20 the premises TO execute his
process.


A large force, numbering at least lC0 men, were
already assembled. the house was fastened and the
Sheriff distinctly informed that he would not be
permitted 10 execute the process. After much talk
on hoth sides, the Sheriff was obliged to leave the
field in the possession of the mob Thus stands the
matter at present. II. now remains TO be seen,
whether the laws can and shall he executed. or
whether the mob shall continue to triumph. IL
said by these men in open rebellion against the au-
horitv OF the Stare, that they will not oppose the
execution Of the law. where the land office propre
,ors are not concerned. But every friend of law
and order, every friend OF private rights and per
sonal liberty. will at once perceive the danger OF
surrcndcrns the discretion of deciding upon the
execution or suspension OF law, TO the selt-con-ll
,uied authority OF an excited and detestable mob


[Cauaraugus Wing, 2Sth.