Ants-Rcnt Trials, Sc.
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Anti-Rcnt Trials, sc.


DELHI, Sept %, lsi5


.inti Rentism and .7nti- Renters


The Court of Oyer and Terminer not in session
to-day, in consequence of several suits demanding the
presence of Judge Parker in the Circuit Court.


The District Attorney is busily engaged preparing
for trial. and will probably be brought





The day Of retrbution is therefore close at hand The
murderers Of Steele and their misgui ed ana guilty
sociates will be brought justice. The powerful arm
OF law has at length been extended to protect the
ghs of the unofending maintain its dignity and
bring the guilty to punishment. melancholy but Gu
state OF things is here presented The County of
Delaware declared by the Governor in official and
solemn proclamation to be in state of
State troops within its borders-the ails overfowing
with its czens nearly hundred Of whom have been
already indicted for murder while their homes left
unprotected, their wives and children uuprovided for
their crops uncut misery want, and terror
broodng like bird of evil the threshold
of their dwellings,. Within these the wife and
mother sits mourning and wailing = her children
rhe husband whom she loved, the whom she held
dear as her own life are ncarcerated within the gloomy
walls OF elons CELL waiting trial for the vilest OF
crimes Has she not drained the cup Of bitterness to its
very dregs' No nope left her. but in Him who feed
is,gone perhaps, for and all that misery
And himthe man who brought this wretchedness upon
his wife, and made his county the abode of anarchy,
confusion and murder does he not merit the fate which
the law providesi In open day, disguised in most
hide0us costume, OF death their hands,
and minds imbued with the spirit of end, hundreds OF
infuriaed men have marched forth in bataons, and
sisted the officers OF justice in the execution OF their
duty fired the dwellings OF their landlords and neigh
bors held the whole county in dsmay-and at length,
in wantonness put to death innocent and harm
less individual "And all for nothing" For the graft
fcaton Of evil passions and base desires the offspring OF
cupidity, meanness, and syarice For many of these
rich in this worlds goods-worth $4,000 the
profits of their leased farms.


The which produced this great antirent
ment, have been frequently dwclt upon-so clearly
tod in nA nf
Heratd-that it would be idle 10 attempt further
planation. No other explanation be given; and the
views OF the Herald are therefore, becoming the settled
opinions of all thinking and reasonable this quar-
ter The elements OF ianaticsm of dsorganization, OF
wild and dreamy speculation" have indeed, been al
work and anti Rentism is the offspring. Designing
knayes and orawng crazy enthusiasts have made the
press an instrument for corrupting the minds Of the
masses, by appealing to their lowest and most brutal
passions Demagogues from all directions have loudly
proclaimed dogmas and creeds which tend towards
complete and entire arrangement OF the social system
they have visited these disafecteo counties
in consequence OF reading the doctrines Of the
school Of political enthusiasts and vsonaes-and after
the inhabitants reused them 70 action while thus
goaded to madness. by sense ofmaginary evils Upon
these rests the greatest sin-upon their heads
porten OF the Just vengeance OF an enlightened but out
ragged community shouldiall


Even the misguided men in custody, curse the
antren lecturers and the papers that have wickedly
mised them. But they must also bear the punishment
which their own acts have rendered necessary 10 the
continued safety OF the community.


The war is not over and will not be while the spirit OF



rank growth be stoppedthe serpents head must be
crushed its angs have spread destruction
around Anirensm not deadthe arrest OF the prin-
cpal chiefs" and the victims of their craft has struck
terror into the souls of insurrectonsts but there
are enthusiasts enough among them, who, though now
silent but waiting an opportunity to arouse the de
mon Of misrule and again spread terror ard dismay
among this once happy people The green and beautiful
valleys, homes and happiness Of giant hills tan
gled wds and of solitude and peace,
may again echo and reesho TO the tramp of armed
and the shri war whoop of Indiansn Their swarthy
hideOuS gliding
stealthy tread and malign aspect. Murder, rapne
son and all the horrors which follow the footsteps of
infuriated, ignorant and excited multitude, who
have thrown off the shackles of law and freed them
selves from the bonds which hold society to-
husbandman made desolae, the torch of insurrecton
blaze throughout the towns apparently quescent
ures who are to try the causes at this oyer and Term
ner, do their duty boldly and fearlessy this state OF
things will surely ensue But the Grand Inquest have
listened to the able and udicious charge Of Judge Par
ker and will do their duty Let the Petit Jury attend
to theirs rumor has reached here that scudder the
principal chief at the Earle sae has been arrested in
stueben county, but it is net believed TO be true.


ELEVEN o'CLoCK-TuEspAY EVENING


In corroboration Of the truth of the above views
Claghorn. about half mile up the river shot at by
some persons in ambush night The ball through
the lapel OF his coat and horses name. possee OF
nearly 100 men out in pursuit Of the villains Great
excitement exists in the town.


INTERESTING SrATIsTIcs.-The population Of the
town OF Fishklll is 1861. In 1910, it 10, 436
Increase 25. The number of votes is 2I50 heads OF
families lsi3 children between and l6 years 26ss of
whom ,a46 are attending common schools and 229
lect schools leaving than thousand children
not attending any school, Many of them employed
tories in Fishkill, which S24 I66 Of the
material and turned 6O3 $50 yards Of cloth, worth
S303S00 Two woolen factories which 500 900
oil the raw material and make 80 426 yards of wooen,
and 81 o5S OF wooen and cotton CLOTH valued at Sl45
600 or buckwhest el4 acres last year, and
l73s bushels raised l74 Of urnps, 6676 raised; $50
potatoes, 39665 raised; 2l35 of wheat 1901 raised;
corn oa6 ss averaging nearly 30 bushels the
rye 1880; 3I65 raised oats GAIA, 1877 6 raised From
3s7 cows 30l 100 pounds of butter and Of cheese
were made last year Number of sheep in the town TO-
800 Pounds Of wool last year 81 ,255.


The Chicago Journal Of the 18th inst saws BY actual
computation, persons having been employed for the pur
pose II appears that l26 double teams l44 single do
the South Branch Bridge one day last week.
And that the samo day 496 double teams 446 single do
o. OK do as and foot passengers passed
over the Clark street bridge Some idea be formed
the amount OF produce brought into the city from the
above statistics.


The census of the town Of Bovna are but about hall
churches, schools inns averns stores agrcultursts,
merchants, manufacturers mechanics clergy men, ply
sicians, or surgeons.


TRADE ON THE LAKEs-The Lake is dotted with
sail craft vending their way off towards the West
with full cagoes Of rich freight in exchange for the
abundant product which the prares are now sending
The steamers leaving for the upper lakes have been
moro crowded with merchandise since 1899 and indeed
so great is tne amount onerng Tor such destination to-day
that some must lie over, although three Chicago boats
are preparing to depart Down freight abundant too
and prices from the leading wheat points Lake Mich-
gan have advanced to good living price. There is
lake marine OF fifty briggs with aggregate tonnage of
10000 and $50 schooners all in commission at
time II but half of these Of port either up or
down the amount and value Of the property aoat must
be very large The total tonnage including the steam.
ers in service at this time not less than 20 OoO-BuF
Com .4dr


MISSOURI "PUKEs" AND 'SucKERs "-According
to the census ot 1910, there were. in Missouri, at
that tme the astonishing number Of sixty.soven thou
same one hundred and ninety babies young spe-
cimens o humanity under the ego OF five years should
this tremendous army OF "bras all sauall at once the
noise would not only frghten the BRUSH from Oregon
but would likewise make every old bachelor in crea.
ton think tho day Of Judgment had arrived Oh what
riprorious squaD that would be All the sendy that
was ever will be In a certain old bachelors
Drug Store in this town could silence the yonnr as
oals.-Missours Statesmen