The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

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GOVERNOR GARDENERS ADVERTISEMENT FOR
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
There is o unanimy of compliment 70 Gov. Gardiner Of
Massachusetts rank abolionist know-nothing because
he refused respond the demand OF his party in the
legislature of that State by communicating the removal OF
Edward Greeley Lorng from his judicial ohce under the
State government The which adjusted the egsa-
ture TO demand Judge Lorng should be removed was
his obedience his oath to the constitution a. United states
commissioner in the Of the fugitive Burns VINO was
reanded his owner according to the terms OF the fug
tvesave law which law passed in accordance with
the guarantees of the federal compact Governor Car
diner had already and in the most indignant terms pro-
claimed his hostility to tho proceedings Of the commission
Judge Loring in the Of Burns well as his hor
ror of all hoae who assisted in the execution of the
law. In proof Of this we need only state that, when
an attempt was made to commit him in favor Of the
action of the federal officers the United States district at
torney United States commissioner and the United States
marshal this same Governor Gardiner repudated the
suggestion in terms Of the greatest bitterness All his
shown his ardent sympathy with the aboltonists whom
the knownohings aided into office in Massachusetts In
deed, his triumph was the result Of his outbidding
the old frce-sol wings whom he defeated upon the
know-nohing and slavery issues combined Why then,
his late refusal to complete the Of namy begun by
the legislature2
There is election in Virginia on the Gath of May.
The -nohings hope carry this election They feel
THAR rf in
the South gone forever and that such disaster would
utterly extermnats them in the Union The load these Vr
GINA know-nothings have to carry the present time is
the unanimity Of the knownothngs of the free States
in favor of abolition Massachusetts has become the
devious the headquarters Of this organization and Gov
Gardiner is the generassmo Of the But
the Virginia election required sacrifice, and suddenly
and unexpectedly he has changed 'front.' and thrown the
weight Of his influence against the secret pary 1t is
pror for that proves nothing except the readiness
Of the knownothng leaders to embark in any scheme
matter how degrading and dishonest cheat the people
Of the southern States.
1t is only necessary for to add, in conclusion that
when Judge Lorng removed the law professor in
Harvard University by the board of ovcrseer this Cover
Gardiner in the chair and announced the
tence and the fall, without word of protest
of complaint This the frH 6low at Judge Loring
for his fidelity the United States constitution So much
for the last card of the order So much for the
peal to Virginia of the party that looks forward to the
overthrow of her institutions
LATER.-GOvERNOR GARDENERS VOTE AGAINST
JUDGE LORINGi
---i.:s above completely
establishes the abandoned hypocrisy and doubledeang
Governor Gardiner We enabled to show his
will tha ahn hapo hoon
assaing the eminent urs Judge Loring in the very per-
sccuon 50 loudly denounced by the people There is also
doubt to the corrupt political moire which actuated
him in refusing to favor the final demand of his associates
1t appears That Governor Gardiner Of the
Of Harvard University is not only rocio president
of the board, but in the chair, VOTED
JUpGE LoRINa FROM THE POSITION or LAW PROFESSOR
UNIVERSITY This was the 10th of April last
The assaiants Of Judge Lorng in that instance the
who conducted the argument against him. Wendell
Phillips and other abolition leaders and Governor Card
first the example Of striking Judge Loriny
coraance Nth the wshes Of thsse agitaorhe example
which he is held up before the marion rebukng chsn
initiated BY ohers We acknowledge that there is a differ
between removing the officer of so venerable
institution that of Harvard because Of his adherence
to his oath to the constitution of the United States and
removing citizen from judicial position for the same
reason But the whole outrage from the first one of
Gov GARDENERS planning. Itorginated with him and
hisrends the abolition know-nothngs twas in accordance
with his wishes and his pledges Hecould
once by aiding the bold men who denounced It, But he
gave It his early and eager and his sanction and thus
prepared the for the second wrong Who can doubt
that If the first to help abolition fanacsm in the
North, the second is designed to help the nothng
colleagues Of abolition in the South We can imagine
how this exposure will disgust the heightened people Of
Virginia for whom Governor Gardeners 'last CARD was
specially intended
LORD ELLENBOROUGH.
This British sAtesman speech in the English House Of
Commons has made profound impression. A few ex-
tracts may hs interesting
"At the beginning Of the tho country had very
strong and very ns army At present had
only half the army and had lost half the He
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