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ATTACK rpos 4 SHERIFF On Friday of las;
we-k, Dcauiy Sheriff J. A. Person OF Mlddetown,
NY went to serve declaration upon defendant some
egh; miles distant; nndng him he Get out 10 return,
and had proceeded three miles when c stopped by
party OF men disguised Indians, who scar he'd HIN and
took away lis papers threatening him with TAR and feathers
ii he came that district upon such business again
constable named Edsar;on OF Delhi v. y was somewhat
molested at Bovina by disguised party bu; nally per-
mitted 10 depart without violence.


10 the AiGany atlas, these transactions are
headed "Anti-Rent outrages There is, how
ever, no reason for connecting lnem with the
Anti. Rent proceedings, if the account be cor
rect, any further than as all acts Of awlessness and
insubordination are connected together. The Atlas
has this remark - the peculiarly OF which Tout
ragesl consists, as IN most of the recent violences
by these Indian rufiians, the fact that the process
resisted had nothing TO do with the collection OF
rents " AS, therefore, these outrages do not in
fact come under that class Of crimes designated
"Anti-Rent Ouiyages,' il would seem but simple
Justice TO abandon the application Of that title to
the offence, or at least TO show by what analogy
the term is applied.