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ANrI-RENT TRouBLEs.-These seem to be gra-
dualy blowing over. According to our latest
accounts, the Indians were disbanding them
selves and paying their rents. Annexed are the
particulars Of two meetings held in the infected
districts:-


From the Troy Budget, Jan. 81


We publish in another column the proceedings OF
meeting held Wednesday last Jan. I, by the citizens
Of Sandake and the adjoining towns having reference to
the recent outrages committed In this county Many Of
those who have hitherto been recognized leading anti
rent in attendance, and took pert in the pro
ceedings. large number Of Indians" were also pre-
sent whether with without their disguses left
to conjecture, and, viii be by reference to the
proceedngs they objected to the passage of the resolu
ons in their original shape but consented adopt them
after certain modhcations The meeting passed of with
any disturbance and II to have excited whole
influence in the neighborhood where it held


We learn that asimilar meeting held in the town
Of Berlin the same day, ct which resolutions
passed lamentng the recent outrages and that corps
Indians that day disbanded. This Ia certainly
good beginning for the year l0l6, and hope will be
followed in other towns in the county until general
disposition to maintain the supremacy OF the laws shall
be manifested There has evidently been revolution In
the public sentiment and many who unQuestionably felt
themselves sggreved and were led without due reAec
ton to become identified with the antirent movement
the true position they have occupied, aud
disposed be ranked In future good and peaceabe c
zens rather than insurreconiss who are liable at
any moment to be made the subjects Of imprisonment
death.