Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-23


then here we find atho strongest Induces
ments to observation-disclosures of hogs, the
last nine months that hasfoyer existed be.f
fore; and along with this greatest abun-g
dance of food with which to fattenlthen.,
The result then, must be a large increase
nrthehhumber brought to market md a.
"iong eropJJ 'UiI' 70 rpisnoqrgs odi Tsfla
RACY : CORRESPONDENCE BE-,
TWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND ~.
.s ,I,.is MR. DOUGLAS, "a t.,i.sos
( .c4 81 az sreya 1aS777 So SAN sdnnd 4odio
Little Douglas does not get all the, help,
he wants from headquarters in the pre-
partitions for the next. Senatorial election.
Heihas accordingly notified the PRESIDENT
that he has tbdt ,relative inso o6iee, andf
that he docs mot wish ltheJappeihtmont of
his father in7law, Z NM Gutts,l tojncoMtts
against Illinois, He complains that he's
has ffat nkeenly and deeply Ithenegleetr
and injustice of previous administrations
in this respect. ss Other States have hadle,
superabundaneeo of spoils, while the ever,
faithful State of Illinois has been spptlons
shqrtsanewsnce. iaHe says sinoonclusioni:sls
sHsnce LfeeI bound to- say toiyou, iai
ak tfranknessl and Kindness, thatany ap-5
pointmcnts yoii may make, orpersbnsi yoarI
may retain inlofi6e, other thanithe citizeusI
ofnLllinois-44 -44no matterI how near they. dres
to- imes4-mustU not I ben eonsi idefed pas anyb
compensation for fhe, somissibntol appoinG
such Democrats from the aState asi1, ini
cemmon with the rest Of the ;delegatipasq
haze or mayarecemmend- oI7 have not yeti
felt inclined to complain OfTthe apparent
neglect Of, thejust claims of this State ini
the distribution 1efd theg patronags underr
your administration, having fulhfaith thatr
you would do justieein-the future appoint
iaentsg s5l1smh sdi iadi saiaee 81 -goa
ig9J a sieI'have the hohofto be,a ,oido
beo@e1o2 81 Ferytrdly, your friend, ,osn''V
-roa ~ jrea gro 'SqA!dD0UGLlAS.9dt
Hon, JAMES iBucHASAN, PresidentU 'sh's
! MI. Buchanan having, in point Of fates
! Just dismissed Gen. Mcconnell. the right
hand man of Douglas, from q post te held!
at Washington, and having made nearly
all his Illinois appointments in opposition.
to the wishes Of the Senator, replies tothd
above IN the f6nOwing decidedly rich ana :
/ very brief epistle: ,'a z "'i 'a''''
4 = "'WAsHINGToN, Sept, ~ 1S57,r,ia
4 "MY DEAR SIR;--I, have received your
4 letter Of the 4th inst, by which you seem
to apprehend that Should r appoint NIrii
QUITS 2nd Comptroller, this appointment
I might be charged to 1lhnois You nesaa
1entertan no apprehension on the suljestY
iShould / make the appintment, which
4 is not improbable, it will be my own in
liyidual appointment, proceeding entirely
from MY regard for Mr., QUITS aud his
4 family, and mot because Senator DOuglas
has had the good fortune to become his
son-ln-law,, b,a.l,s. le sq,'se. 1850. 8.sfl
From your friend, very respectfully, ~
JAMES BUCHANAN. )
Hon. S. a. DOUGLAS, Chicago, Ills. = !.
I iiOPERATfyEs WITHOUT EMPLoYMENT Is
PnIL are told that at this
moment there are thirty thousand opera
tives and working men ofyarious kinds
without employment in the city aud sicin-i
lily of Philadelphia!l Many of these have
/ families, and thus tho distress may be said
e to extend already directly and indirectly
!, to hundred thousand souls.---ln Mama
/ yunli and Frankford alone, no less than ff-
r ieeIi thousand persons, men, women, and
G children, who have heretofore had regular
employment for years, are now wandering
. about in idleness and anxiety, the factories
u aud workshops in which they have hereto
. fore ben engaged being closed, This is
the condition Of affairs now, and matters
/ are likely to become much worse as winter
4 approaches, unless some means Of succor
and assistance be afforded, This is no FAM
cy sketch 1t is the simple truth.-Peaa.
: Eng, oei9.