and intention, wickedly and traitorously, by means
of force and intimidation, prevent the execution of the said
laws of the United States, in the said State and district.

And further to fulfill and bring to effect, the said traitorous
intention of him, the said James Jackson, and in pursuance and
in execution of the said wicked and traitorous combination to
oppose, resist and prevent the said laws of the United States
from being carried into execution, he, the said James Jackson,
afterwards, to wit, on the day and year first aforesaid, and on
divers other days, both before and afterwards in the State and
district aforesaid, and within the jurisdiction of this court,
with the said persons to this inquest as yet unknown,
maliciously and traitorously did meet, conspire, consult, and
agree among themselves, further to oppose, resist, and prevent,
by means of force and intimidation, the execution of the said
laws herein before specified.

And further to fulfill, perfect, and bring to effect the said
traitorous intention of him the said James Jackson, and in
pursuance and execution of the said wicked and traitorous
combination to oppose and resist the said laws of the United
States from being carried into execution, in the State and
district aforesaid, he, the said James Jackson, together with
the other persons whose names are to this inquest as yet
unknown, on the day and year first aforesaid, and on divers
other days and times, as well before and after, at the district
aforesaid, within the jurisdiction of said court, with force and
arms, maliciously and traitorously did prepare and compose, and
did then and there maliciously and traitorously cause and
procure to be prepared and composed, divers books, pamphlets,
letters, declarations, resolutions, addresses, papers and
writings, and did then and there maliciously and traitorously
publish and disperse and cause to be published and dispersed,
divers other books and pamphlets, letters, declarations,
resolutions, addresses, papers and writings; the said books,
pamphlets, letters, declarations, resolutions, addresses, papers
and writings, so respectively prepared, composed, published and
dispersed, as last aforesaid, containing therein, amongst other
things, incitements, encouragements, and exhortations, to move,
induce and