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ANrI-RENT MOVEMENTS few days since we
despatched reporter TO the theatre OF the present
Anti-Rent disturbances, Delhi, in Delaware county,
in order that he might gather such facts as might
serve to place matters they are in that region
in true light before the public. In another column
will be found one OF his first communications This
question of Ant-Rent, are afraid is destined 10
become great political question in a few
years, as Abolition. Springing like Abolition
from the mere trihing movements of few, II has
already been fomenied into fall life and strength,
and when we consider that II involves question OF
less than fifty or sixty millions of property COM
prlsing two or three hundred thousand persons and
controlling the of probably thirty thousand peo.
pie, we may well rub eyes, and ask can such
pears they repudiate all contracts pay the
ands they hold by lease, and not content with that
claim the land themselves This is curious doc
trine, and IT is but natural suppose that If this
Anti-Rent doctrine succeed in the country, why
should it not be equally tenable in the city 4 Ten
ants, and debtors Of all kinds, this principle may
follow suit. This is one OF the perplexing and dis
tracing new doctrines of the day. and should the
revolutionary and ill-judged convention that is 80
clamored for by certain parties, come TO pass we
should not be surprised to this, the Empire State
run down and overfiown with Abolitonists, nt-
Renters, and all other kinds Of modern political
jugglers Truly, we have fallen on strange times,
and it behooves to look well towards the end Of
all these singular moveme nts