u,,,ers in Snrntcga-R esiSnation of Kev. j.
fletcher on account OF his POlitcs-Old
u,,l,er, and Burn-Burncrs.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. Dec. Il, 1845.
yo, appear to be kept pretty well advised oimat-


bsre excepting politics. In the political world they
.,.,n The pot boiling, as Sam Weller would say, very
s,.lv week ago last Sunday morning (Noy. 3O Mr..
r,srher for seventeen years pastor of the Baptist
1cb here gave notice that ne would preach his fare


-, Sermon on the succeeding Sabbath, having tender.
,b. resicnaon Ut the Church Meeting on the Friday
,v;ous The Wing newspaper states that Mr.. +. re.
y,cd on account OF the opposition OF small Clique OF
ssrnFocos who had always been friendly 10 Gim until
:sIn ,.b,n he rnortAlly offended them by voting tor
G,p Harrison. NJ. T. preached his farewell Ser
van las, Sunday 10 crowded house, and after the ser
mon .he Congregation by sudden impulse. resolved
=, piye him Il Donation Party So the mater now stands
" y viii probably stay here this Winter, and next
s,rnp en- effort thought Will be made TO divide the
church and give him a call


Is,t saturday afternoon a fight came off between
S,ssrs w L. and 2. J. Avery, Barn-Burners. anu Hlr
Corey "Old Hunker," the Editor of the Republican
/, pt.w out OF The Of affairs IN which these
rival b, apches OF the "Democracy' were LETT By
II. tssu, OF the late Election in tbis County
lter the Election when tie proceedings OF the Board of
Supervisors published Mr.. {. commented rather
,ererey on o Criminal and Ponce business IN
,b,,own (Mr. ". l.. Avery being Police Justice since
M, June) so last Saturday Mr.. Corey calling IN al the
law Office Of the Messrs A. ordered out by T. j. Ave
rr and his rather hurried II s said By personal
demonsrslons. On leaving their oacc, he stepped INTO
IN. next ROOM occupied by Beach und Bockes as law
oHe. where he was soop followed by the Messrs. Ave
" who after some words, came to blows with him.
M,,p6er seized p. j. Avery, leaving w. l.. Avery and
b. Edito. 10 have fair play tor moment. when they
wsr. separated just Mr. Corey, having succeeded
IN SCORING the Justice preparing 10 give 1t to
him ,cenri6caly. Though Mr. Corey was attacked
nd .s,sd in selt.defenceyet by the Police law passed
bv The legislature its last session. no Justice OF the
p,,ce can take coynzance OF criminal complaints when
e Police is in town. 20 that this is of particular
hardship.


ls-Friday Morning This is the coldest morning
vsh.ye vet had-he Thermometer stands Al e O'Clock
nli degrees below zero. OF q.