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ance Of our institutions? These demonstrations
are only the incipient stage Of that conduct which
characterizes the mob; and the perpetrators ought
to be made an example of at once, by rigid en-
forcement of the law, as the only efectual way to
crush This lawless spirit Every good citizen,
as well as the press generally, is called upon
to sustain the law and those to whom Its execu-
ton is confded. Let all refuse to Patronlze
those who refuse obedience to the law.


As this is the most reprehensible resistance we
have known, we hope the commissioners will
let them see in the language Of an English Jurlst'
that 'the paw of the law is stronger even than
that of the Lion"