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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-09

Two days ago we presented our views at
length, on the points involved in the election
Of General Wilson 10 the Senate, and copied an
article from the Boston Doe, tho organ Of the
American party in Massachusetts,, showing
that whilst Senator Wilson Is opposed to slave
~, he Is nevertheless, a Statss-rights advocate,
and cannot therefore seek TO disturb the ques-
ton Of slavery, however strongly he may be
opposed 10 the justice, or the policy Of slavery.
We have now before us letter written by
General Wilson, on the 10th day Of January,
1883, from which We copy the following ex-
tract
Speaking Of the American party and itsprin-
cipics, he says:
. summoned into action BY the evils and abuses
which have grown out Of the annual immigration
Into America az hundreds Of thousands Of men
reared undor the Influences Of social religious, and
political institutions differing from or antsgonistc
10 our own, the American movement proposes 10
correct these evils and abuses BY wise and humane
legislation; 20 protect ourselves from the organ
I1ed system In the Old World, which subjects us
10 The support Of foreign paupcfs and the depreda-
rions of alien criminals % thoroughly revise the
naturalization laws; 10 destroy that political ee-
ment u foreign influence heretofore no potent In
public affairs 10 countcract the nsidious and ma
gn Tendencies of that sectarAn power that instinct
lively sympathxes with opprcssionin tho Old World
and In the New, and 10 place the government Of
America In the hands OF Americans who are i'm
bued with the spirit Of her Democratic institutions
Guided In las action by love 10 all men, and hatred
10 none, embracing In lie affections the whole coun-
Try, and the people Of the whole country, maia.
taining ne mafionaiity and unity II tAs ry1tiie,
and tie Democratic docfrias-ef Sfafs-vsghfs, the
American movement cannot fail 10 receive the
ton Of the American people 20 lie ideas and prin-
clples"
In tho above extract, General Wilson dis
tinctiy avows thatthe American party" main
tain the nationality and unity Of the repsAr
lie, AND THE DEMocsAuo DOCTRINE or SrArE-
momrs." With these views thus expressed
over his own signature, We desire TO know II he
isnot pledged 10 non-intervention as to slavery
He openly and avowedly declares his attach
mcnt, and the attachment Of the American
party" to the union Of the States, and to the
Democratic doctrione Of State rights Can the
South expect any northern Senator to 90 fur
Their than thiss Does the North wish any Of
her Senators to stop short Of sustaining the
Union, and Of protecting State rightss We
repeat, for the hundredth time, that the "Ame-
rican party" win maintain the Union, and re-
spect the constitutional rights Of each and al
the States. Senator W1lsOn q thus pledged.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-09
,sMTTHsONIAN LECTURES.

SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.
AN MONDAY Evening Rev. Mr.. wash
" burn will lecture on Confucus, or the Chi
nese Mind; and, Wednesday on 1.-THE Chinese
War On Friday evening Prof. Jos. Lowering, Of
the Scientific School, Cambridge, will lecture on
The Progress Of Electricity"
feb 10--SMwF4t
n NEGRO BOY FOR HIRE.---Call on
IN Mr.J. l. Forbes, at Mr.. Robt Beale's, Capitol
Hill feb 9---3t.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
To the Editors OF tie Enquirer;

WA.H!HGro=. DEC. II, 1885.
No organization Of the House Was effected to-day.
The vote for Banks was, throughout lie oai!otns,
uretty much the same &c That OF yesterday. II 10
thought now thut nc has p"led bis entire strength
and more confidence is manifested this evening than
was felt Yesterday evening. that Inc a1!Ii'savery
nasa may yet DO fu-d in Their desperate e;Ior 10 eed
Spcuker. They have struggled 10 accomplish tEst
end with III energy worthy ol better cause. he
ring leaders OF frucsoillsni have been mere l1i me
first, and have loft nicsns unus.d 10 accomplish
their object. Greeley and his gang have been busy
each day, prowling around the Capitol and among
the Nori;,G.u members with the hupu of squeezing
out the few more necessary to their SUGGEST
No such efforts ha.e been made on tne part vi the
Southern outside intucnc.. nor do pretend 10 say
tina, SUCK meeus could have ctfec:sS Any thing, re-
,or,L6e to bv the South. Her representatives, have,
for the mos, pa.t. stood firm. Tie Democracy have
voted for Richardson wjlh irmness lint cuurW ia;l
~ recommend the ca!Rls Of The party 10 the Sotin
and the conservative citiLo1a rprghout me Union
ior support The Southern Ane::cuE party have also
resisted thus ia!, any en"r1 IL IMPOSE upon .pun
nv iree.soi: Speaker. Their Northern brotLrel
have not yn.ed with them oil Iny!s bGliot-aH ot
which tells badly Tor the uutionaliiy OF the Auer'
caG purity. III,
|. IL expected that some new developments VIII
tnkp d., tomorrow. There Ina, boon ballotinS
uon,h alrcety . show that neither Of the three par
tio.-Drmocrut, cE.Sothing and Black kepunt!-
cap-cur succ.cd, wi::oI: tome union ot ,hcir
strength 4 new man. of souua, ~oi.eryuiive views,
!, is sud will DC taken up, aud SAL tleIt or.!on OF
;c conservative vote OF nll parties cohcen''I. 20.
MIN 10 secure his election u suGie uove Of HAS sor
ro-. r, succeed, there is no telling when All "rc"'l'
z.tion Of tic blouse Gun be effected unless me "hti
slavery patty csE rally few more Northern '"'ts u
their sid,-a thing MI e. nj improbable, II Tue eiec
ton is delayed much lopssi.
After tue vote of tomorrow, Rs," accurate loea
can be formed Of the condition " affairs.
''1 ~ y LooKER-Ga
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EHNIGONERY BLAIR. ESQ,

1t s not true. Z. .rt"d IN me columns at one hi the
Kn,w Nothing organs, that Montgomery Blair, Esq,
Solicitor =, the Cnurt of ClaimE. oonSCr. with his ia
;hsg, Fruycs T. Blair III rrspec; To the poi,ici Ent-
:rs ,li.s.sd i'll has letter Ia the Republican AS oclH'
ton i. t. city. Solicitor Blair is not obnoxious 10
The charge Of ubD;tu,.isrn. He decided sup
porter OF g eueral Cess IN lSls approved fully the
con,promi.. measures OF 1870 and Inc baltimore
platform of 1852 and gave 10 the bc'is,gEa> c: that
convention zexlous and efficient support. lie 10
decidedly opposed 10 the proposition I" r'storc the
Missouri Conrrunisc, Is unrquivncally in favor q
the cre.t principle of intervention contained IL
the ID ,r measures Of 1850 and in the Annsas-
Nebrnska bill. iGa %'ord it is not only due to MIR.
Blair to say that he 10 nle ard efficient officer
but that he - true national ur!eG2:a nnposel Win
ike zeal To Know Nu!L;.sis.. nlld ADdii:GDsp -
TUa:aa.
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CONGREss-Firsf Session
WAsHISGroy, DkcEMBER II, ls3''
,'Tt'

--I,-1
On motion Of Ar. Cuss, the Sennte prnceeuou ~
the -IuotGI. =, 'estandng committees: lie lTii
eG that il had bces ueiai C aisnense win 'ne
by ballot ITS rec Li.cd ~ the rules, AID !" e.
the hope that 90 expedite brsire.s tie sainc cou''
would be now pur'ued. .,.
Mr. Hale oUJ-c I'd, and the Senate prGeeeCeo ~
ballet VIII! the !uloTirs result: u
Committee OF Foreign Relations. -Messr'. MasoN
Douglas, Sid.ll, Clayton, Weller GrG Eish. -,,,.
Flnarce Committee. - Messrs. Hu"tnt, iouc!'
pearc-. Stuart, Broihcad aud Gri:'enden; n,..
Committee IN Commerce. -aessrs. uariir' hoas''
Stuart, Seward. Clay end benjamin. A.
Committee on Manufactures. -lessIs. " r'aH'' 80
len, Harn, Wilson and Turubuil. H..
Committee on Agrculture.-Messrs. Ahen' Kun
ter, Thomson OF Nj, Harlan and Wade. ,v.u.-
Committee on Military Atfairs.-Messts: "enc'
Fit. patrick, Jotuson Jones of Tennessee fru'' anu
EerscG.
Committee CT A.lli.a.--liesar:. Houston, Do'S@'
Bell OF \. H., Thompson Of KY, Sng frisgu .u,.y
Committee Naval Atfai,s.-afessFs; d a''. -
Fish, Thompson OF " j., Bell Of ronn., Jafneo '"-
Sideli. S,,,
Committee on Public Lands.-des'r1' ''1'
Johnson, Foot, Clayton, Pulh. Mallory ,,s.rs Rem.
Conn. ;:tye on Private Land Claims. W;Ison
amin, Briggs, T.cFr.on of ky' Foster on" Soh,.,;Sn
! Committee on IadIa ! Iai--.-Messrs' Teoo'''u'
Ru.k, Toumbs, Brown, REID, ana iSe''' %
Committee on Cluim.-Mcssrs BrooHeau' esset
den. Grver, Ivcrson, Yulee aud WAGE; 49,
Cn,nmit,ee OH Revolutionary Claims.-Messrs'
Fvsn.. Reed, Hale Foster and Durkec.
Committee IN tie Judciary.-Messrs Butler, lou
c.v Bayard, Geyer, Toombs and Pngh.
Tommittee on Pust-Otices and Post Roads.-
Messrs. Rusk, Couau,cr, Adams Hsmltn jones OF
Iowa. and Yulss.
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TIE SpFayEkSHIP,

rae Nav York Courier s:id E!>9r!rer, under Seward
:aa ls:os .cys correctly that thess &c In TACT egi'
.aaa:,.y, but evo great political cateGcSsos IN the
uoy,c-:he Eert :sis r1sn and tho auti.SebrSska
.aea AID the choice cisPsaker ought therefore to DC
,ie primarily with r.ssrenco to this Distinction
The Nebraska men have acted Loyalty end consistent
~ in this regard. They have pu. forward for their
candidate member who, more than soy other, was
responsible for tbs passage OF the Nebraska BIZ
through :ho House, and they have adhered TO nm IN
cpe unbrohen front, firmly, from the outset But the
Auti.E ebraska men have acted with 10 such single
uc.s G! purpose. For much OF the tune they have
had ,h.se distinct candidates. aud tor I'LL the time at
eas, two and it 10 tho division Of their strength be-
tween Mr.. Banks and Mr.. Fuller that now prevents
lie Election Of e;kaef.'
To the Fuller mer. the Courier makes an appeal
:. fellows;
$50 far q. tive condemnation on the Nebraska Bill
4. rcMcsrned tia, certainly wuUG be expressed quite
a. strongly BY the election Of Mr.. Bsnks as Ny that
Of Mr.. Fuller
:!,re We have the kssesl comp imsnt paid TO the
Democracy OF the House, wbo have stood uobly
nv Inc gallant Richardson. Cur re!zhbor Of the
WILL pa. called upon rs for specifications as to the
course Of the Democracy i'll the House An in,elIi-
,,n, friend :c,t from Washington, has furnished con-
s,us;y, Facts Gtom the Record" We assume th'
g:L ballot as q test. On that ballot Richardson re-
oe;r.d The votes Of So Southern Democrats, South
ern N'higs, and l6 Northern Democrats. This latte
number represents every Eur:hs<u Democrat, wh'
Selenss 10 the Democratic organization aud who vo
Sad. Tho Democratic abSentees, ou thet occasion
wcsv Hes.rs. Phelps of Missouri. Davidson Of Lou
isiauc. Bennett and Wright Of Mississippi, Seward
GecrSlr, Clark Of New York, aud PJrter Of Penn
ev,varc. Il ecnuot BE- deuied that every pumoel
from the free Staas who belongs TO the Democratic
rarty organization. bis vote for Richardson ont
sScuds upon the sound platform adopted by the eau
cas-, The noble s.aud adopted and ssernly main
.s;cal By the Democrats il C.GsoeEs, indicates II
rhs c!ca,sst light that the uatioun Democracy of th
Uui,r will j. The ucIt election. occupy TIE esme
conservative aud :r:ted position, and urc bound 4
% sustained by large majority OF the CONSTITUTION
AID UuIou loving people Of tho CvnIederacy.
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Tho dali round of voting which has gone on any
uft,r day in the House of Representatives lpr .n'
Inst pyit DAYS had not cnne 10 Ill end III !!'e
men, yesterday There was 'hG same S"ia %SGii
IL, c,r,rcss threatening their dearest rghts-the
snns stubborn divisions among tue m"l1rllyJI ,'n
The same unyicdng nnddisueL Goa;iHi; o. ~. uIu
"rra;ic n,,nUcrs. Tic House oi Representative Ems
IN fact hcco!.. great kn"w.nothng anG aD"'':"h
caucus room; and the public tine Is squantareo III w.
porous bat vain efforts 10 bring the dominant power
Together on single candidate. Lett !" ten''"'vr-,
Tue opposing advocates of respective Hsp'ran's :sh.
conc int conflict bu, tho restraining presence OF inc
democrats keep. them i'll check, and auhlohisnes
,;cni 10 peace. For all practical purposes, inS
Hoase might as well adjourn till the majority aSreea
upon n Speaker. The democratic hnvc done tnr.r
part. They had a plain duy to pertorr,, and tney
performed H. They asserted their faith IL 'le
truth. uad nominated their candIdste; aud now
they calmly await the issue II other. e anne.
follow this robe lead, it is the fault c! tho demo-
crr,,. d,mocrai, like Col. Richardson, covered
with the arnor Of just cause may well say =" III,
when the do take him, i. must b. a, eapa" and not
a, a cav,ire.- i'ashsaeton Cn'o"
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y-A CARD.-TO Ny FRIENDS AND FELLo"
~ CITIZENS OF THl5 CITY AND THE ADA

COUNTRY .......,
,s,v al th.ir Know. Notun: MAYOR, have been inhu.
,r,lv nni insously prescribed by the City Council NJ
,b, Indictment sen-u v! .he yelT, Rii'r q. rust nad
rryl t.ln SD long and faithfully in my humble Office In
nhDtcny so He has treated with ths gros.rrt 'iDn~
lice ami ngru:utc ,horchy heray!ns all my friendship
pyr.uIrl 10 him 10. many years Pn' IN every ehTeecy
=, he cannot deny He hiss certainly use" nc who'o u"
,rousrn of hi. ocs against IN" ever SINCE MS 10
rho Mnyoru;y And my general hra'tr IL hs goon nov"
~ h.,,er Than il wns:cn years ago. and nm mule to per
3 ~ % Iu,ies ever required OF me with the utmost
,,r,;,uI, have TO the conclusion, t.ht nave
p,,J c5l rruqr,!bnabc s!n in his csiinlatior, hy
-. hYI uniformly doGc previously the Democrat
j., ,r y,ac rlect.0ug i 10 certainly rue thnt
y rp,ire Union State Right, Democratic ticket
S.,s ,l,rr!ol In May last with the ;doiitHble 20
a. cI,., of Virginia a. It's head And nsk where IL
,,u That ought not 20 have donS the same tiiiuS
nc r.l;u,is,r nboIitouism md :rcesoiIi=m GUY con
fNIJ and properly ynderstUodi And nov" ielo"
md friends LGv.. been go nhun!h!iy deprived "i
t ,n, ri;,aucc have been receiving IRON Inc CITY OF
pob,uri for many yenrs pust have s!ch eht!'r rht''c
w. -, ll the prcdnI Of the present hcEmb'h! anu
c,,rlv one q siludr TO ia" late Joseph lnte fsi"'
pnnn haze often heGrd the present incumbent sa%
80 b.,r Magistrate he eyer knew N The Wholc
80. =, hjs exveriruce And uu-. to all my lrieIns'
- hrve arv OF the milk Of human R!hihrs' III
L.r hnso,ns Offer my services. mus' re+p"c'i"iE u
C.ncr,l AGENT 10 houses hire Out Negroes Hhd co..
It sccnuu and will attend 10 all matters Communicative
~ rbnrno with the iud"ntisnb attention IN ru-
;Inus corrrc,u.- All iavnrs extended 10 me WIZ; "
rcknovlcdral With the most un'!sncd Gra:Tr ~ r''
oII friend Gnd elOw'ci'iicp, tLt:thHi "h'i a.
NJ Dec -.