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We are almost ineliaed b say, fl he would, obtain subsistence by honest industry.

 It Is no argument III favor ot this mode of proceeding, that none have vet suffered who did not do so deseryedly; for no one who has ever seen T mob, (and thank God we have seen one, and bat oae,) can doubt of the utter impossibilitY of controlling Its action, excepting by stratagem, and during such excitement as attends its movements, no one can point out is next victim. tie may be innocent or he may be guilty, and as likely to be one as the other.

 Those who would have others observe and obey the laws of the land, should not set the example of disobedience, and the case must be an exlreme one. indeed, to justify the wrestling of justice from the hands of those whe have been duly appointed hy the law to administer it. Such case We have instanced.

 