The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

tuch mtn a. Z F.Ad.ms, John q. PAlfrey, and their
vickedDsss Of slavery, but Who believs that ths STATE
has been dUgraced because tie Legislaturo hiss
placed q mschsnic in its Senator'S delegation. No.
even the Wigs themselves are 30 enraged ct this
singular occurrence ss our !" sans cuictfes In white
KID gkyes." They are now seeking 10 revive the
Tree soil party, wittout having the General in IL. !
Ltpe they u huccetd, 80 thai we shall be sbls 70 see
Of tunes. Not only viii the part Of Hamlet DO lett
out CT the play, but there viii b. neither orchestra
superrums In les nor sudier ce.
some OF me whir papers are endeayorns t~ocreats
ap eJudi e against General Wilson, In the minds OF
Southern mtmbt IS Of tho American party by quoting
wc'cs used ~ him on Thursday evening, at tbs
/. 'mtnt temple, IN which he spoke of hs
ihntd hoshity to slavery. | did not bear his
con- end therefore ] caanos answer for thu accu.
epSeAs %erepot; but this ! Lrow, that Jus, before
,scs .,as by the House, had a conversation win
I'm, conss 80 'g me slavery question, snd he Lol5
ne tnss ne he.a eneral government hsd 40 riga
peityce tsat INC ? '7stltutions of any state. wns.
~ nsei,e-e WIN 'nnh else were coacsrnei. This
was 10 new thing Tor M. ihiF1 npstd
him AVON the same aentirae> Ss i,ss 49, ~
p % oo asa aa u s 3, S /, s DUR 9 ' It Norihsra sea.
tments in the national councils, ~. ,ssin% 80,
conbted; but that he Is goiag to v. '
commence a crusade sgains. the South. II aennsg
that no one hare who 10 acquainted with h.u slu
Lie WE'VE, can FOR a moment believe. l SIN pb-N
ttctly willing TO have my stat meat judged ssscsy :
by the event.
The Governor has very promptly removed B. r.
Butler, Esq, from tto coione.cy OF the 9th regiment
OF infantry, because OF his refueal to obey the or
Gers recently issued fer the disbandment Of foreign
companies. Ala rot competent to s1eak Of ths
Legality Of this act; but 1t must be admitted tina. we
baye a oommauderin.chief who IL not to be tIided
with; ard l am quite content, considering tho legal
advice at his service, to take the legality of his
conduct for grated, until the contrary bs shown.
j do not Think we have ever had a chief magis.
trste more al xious than Governor Garducr 10 TO
do justice 10 al men. He Ia most purctusl in the
discharge CT his Gutiss and win be more popular
next fail than he was Hher he fiat led the Ameri.
can hosts against the wings. All who have 10 .sion
10 Transact busintss with him ut tho State House
sre much pleased with bis suayity and drmasss. In
the lats Senatorial battle he maintained the most
rigid impa'tiality-a fact which the senator elect
warmly Acknowledges.
Some more removals have been made. Mr..
Smith, Register CT Probate for Hampden county,
has given place 10 Mr.. Winchester, law partaer Of
Mr.. Morris, member OF Congress elect from the
Tenth district. Mr.. Tuft has been removed from the
Naisiership OF Berkshire, ard his place given to n
Mr.. Waterman. Some Of the Senators are pppk N OF
Tor oficss; but thee or four months must elapse be.
fore they shall be at liberty to rise, periodically, to
higher ard more lucrative stations.
The Rev. Dir. Huntingdon is spoken OF for the now
Heart" Protesso,ship at Harvard College, founded
by Miss Plummer, oil Salem. Petitions for tbs re
noyal OF Jacge Loiipg continue to be sent In TO
but how the Gove,ntr would act no one kuoWA
He keeps bs own views to his own self. on great
subjects, BIKE a wise man. ArGoMl.
FArh AFrRAY BEIwEEs Two ESGisEERs AT Al.
HasY.-At a late hour last evening a party Of men EN-
ployel upon the Central Railroad, met Mt the porter
houfe OF james McCouyillec. on Railroad avenue, where
they psrtook freely OF strong drink. While there, two
OF them. Jeremiah Riley and James Bogue, In a conver
satlon alluded TO = previous quarrel, wben Bogue told
him TO let 1t all drop They subsequently all drank
again but Riley, who poured the contents Of his glass, or
a portion Of 1t, down the back u Bogne. This Bosue
said WIS not right, when they clinchcd one another, but
were separated Immediately by their friends. They s~on
upon the street. The bysianders interfored, and the
combatahts were separated. Riley was placed upon a
stocp, snd soon after taken 10 his residence In Ssan
street, by McCouviile and two other persons. II Was
not asecrtoincd that Riley had been stabbed until hi.
clothes were taken OF of bim, when IL was found that he
Ind received two fatal wounds in the bowels. THIS fact
was Immediately given 10 the policemen, whea officers
Smith and Ronch started in pursuit 81 Rogue, and found
him NJ n house in broadway, above IomSer street.
Both were engaged on the Central Railroad ~ eng ncgrs. I
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