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The REVOLUTIONARY MovEMENT.-We gave in
yesterdays paper variety of interesting intelli-
gence from the antireRt district in the interior of
this State 1t is pretty clear that the instructions
lists have been efectually alarmed, and if the law be
administered with promptitude and fidelity, we are
inclined to think that the counties infected by anti
rentism will not in future be disgraced by recur-
renee OF those scenes of violence and blood which
have filled the jails at Delhi with 80 many rebels
against the law and the institutions OF the country


But let us not fatter ourselves that the spirit of
rebelllon-of treason-of revolution that seeks the
overthrow OF our present social moral and religious
institutions, has ceased to operate among us. II is
active as ever Political agtators are very busy in
all the antl-rent districts, exhortng the people to 90
to the polls in'the election, and, by voting for
the Convention, secure an entire change of the
laws regulating the rights OF property, SO that
they will have no rent to pay for houses or
lands. MISUNDERSTANDING ty-agrariansm Fou-
rlerlsm-all the wild and revolutionary notions OF
the day have become mixed up with this Conven-
ton question. Abolition, too, is part and parcel Of
1t, and if it be carried New York will become an
abolition State-the great counter-check against
abolition and disunon will be destroyed, and the
Issue may be disastrous in the extreme Let wise
men OF all parties pause and reflect We trust our
warnings have not been IN vain No time IS to be
iost. The great question OF the day is reform by
'ne hghted torch, or reform by common sense.