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ANr-RENrIsM. sM.-There is some difference ofopin-
ion as TO the effect which the Governors message
VIII have on the progress of anti-rentism Many
suppose that the clemency extended by the Govern
or will tend to restore quiet and peace to the anti
rent districts, and others think that it will only add
iuel to the flame Our own opinion in the matter is
decided The ourages of the anti-renters, and the
punishment inflicted, will teach them more pru-
dence IN future; but the spirit of anti-rentism is as
deep, and more determined than ever 1t has as.
sumed an undylng and permanent hold on the popu-
laon OF the feuda districts, and their policy will be
TO carry out their principles by political action. We
have doubt that they will succeed in CARVING ont
their purposes, and the landlords will get better
price by selling out their lands as soon as possible
The corruption of the other parties, and the bar
gains made with them, will give the antl-renters
success