The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

peIs, and 70 the abolition meetings. The old line
abb iiiioD party have hal pr0tracted meetiog'
here this week IT which the ultrss were busy Ia let
ting of their wordy gas. The two men mos. de-
nounctd were Charles sumner and Henry Wilson,
whom thev bae far than they do either slavery
or slsvebolcers. Mr.. Garrison made warn yer al
assault on Mr.. +. Douglas, whom ne dislikes much
more than be does Senator Douglas. Toe opiaion
was EXPIRE seed by some speakers that resistance
was bumbug, which excited the fierce wrath # the
noL-resistaIts. Ms Abby Kelley said she did not
srree with her husband In toe opinion tina. a fug-
tive slave could not be seized 10 Worcester, and
should not be surprised TO hear that one had been
seized there within six weeks. Our abolitioni.ts
are very much IKE the Cameronians Of Scotland be-
ing equally fierce, and equally impressed with b.
lief In their own exceeding goodness, aud In the In
knfe vicktdhess Of everybody elfe. IL Il grea.
consolation 70 them thai every body Ia 10 be damned
bot themselves
The work Of reform-oftrue reform "A been ,m.
mepced: the Governor having displaced two gentle
men In the West-ihe Sheriff and Register OF Hsmp
shire. This Ia o small instalment on great pay.
mebt that In to be made, aud which can't be repu-
ds'ed. The American party has fewer Office seek
ers In Il than might have been expeced la 90 gres,
2 body, composed, 70 certain ex~nt, u new men;
but IL 10 not altogether without Ibsn end II oughs
not to be, 20 that other parties may be kept in
teDaLcs. The name Of Mr.. joan Clarke, OF Is ston,
has been mentioned In connection With the olSe Of
sherin OF Suffolk nov 10 vel filed By NJ. Nv. eth
TO Mr.. Clske belongs the honos Of having done
that work 10 the American State Convention which
causs Governor Gsrdbers nomns ,ion, or rathes no
shares IL with Mr. BurGgame stone having
prepared the ray ontsioe for them. When there
vss trouble 10 the Convention about o 90 ninaou
lMr. Gardner being In the presidents char Sir.
Clarke vert trough t1at b. dy and persuade tie
M mttTs that Mr.. Gardner Wa jpst The sort Of IN N
TO make compromise upon When he bad done
bis work, Mr.. BariDgane, Sbo Was the Asro1 OF
the srrsrrs nent, ~ M. Clarke was toe N J.es-
trey both bst their eyes zoe land OF prouiN--
tok the door, and In his sonorous v.y exclaimed:
why not take cur worthy president for cGndiistel
He Ia man upon whom We Can all unts" TIE
Dc 1t haiotiDg sho.ed the eject Of the laboos
Of Clarke end Boningsme; ard 90 the final
one, Mr.. Gsrdney was npminated ~ the IN.
tease sstOnisbment O. the plb.ic- M. Bari gam.
has hs reward, IN The shape of sat In CJagress;
bns beyond - at IN the State House " n. preset "a
lives, Mr. Clarke. ~ yet, bas not been revarisd,
and no one VII has hsd the honor 70 ~ Ia tbs. H.
los rous bod vii consider thai ~ much 81 reward
bot rather . sor: o. pen snce. Therefore Il se are
10 b. deprived Of the services " our Luscnt cour
ec5s snd Efficient sbeiin, Mr. Ci,ru On. D. ~ hi,
nccessor. a. his frisrds say be b thoroughly compc
tent ~ oil the cfaGe.
Mr.. Patrick Eoise IL sAid - bsys bsen suc,se ed
a. sbern a HAnpocn, by . Mr. Catier, ofChir afer.
There are ruro,s sbout the removal 81 Sb.dn a,es
man, Of Bristol but nothing d,isi,e. NJ C.irrd,
who 10 recovsrins nom . mon bat sharp ft Of NJ