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Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
From the Hartford Conn. Cour.nt.


Our neighbors of the Press have seemed
quite suspicious Of the soundness Of EZRA
CLARK, Jr, our Congressional Representative,
on the Slavery question The fact that Clark
paid his friend Campbell the compliment Of
voting for him to 6ll a place he is so eminently
competent to fll-the Speakership Of the
House--was seized hold Of eagerly by the
ra6id Republicans, as giving chance to pour
out spleen and spite against Mr.. Clark. The
Press the New Havsn Palladium, and other
ra5ids, vented their vocabulary ut Mr.. Clarks
expense Even the Springfield Republican
went out of its way to get kick at the daring
member who did not mechanically register the
edicts Of King Caucus We do not claim 10
be rabids, and we think the Journals specified,
little too fierce for the occasion. o man, in
Washington or elsewhere, has been more faith
full to Freedom in this Lecompton struggle,
than EZRA CLARK, Jr. He remained in the
Hall, and 'cas IN ecery vote gicen during the
entire session of 10 hourswithout recess, when
many, very many Republicans Of the AboliL
ton stripe, went home to bed, on various ex-
cuses. The day dawned upon jaded, baggard
set OF men, who had spent twelve hours in
gas-Eght, amid wearing excitements and tur-
moil, after six hours Of legislation by day
light. And yet Clark was there, as staunch
and reliable as any man that could be named.
The Rabids may make as much pother as they
please, but II we understand the temper Of
Connecticut people, they Ike less noise, with
fully equal performance. POI .l-.i-''y
We copy the above to show the disposition
the "rabid" Republicans have to asssil ard
oppose Americans; Mr.. CLARK being an out
and out American Al we have to say Is lust
what Davy Crockett said TO Polk, In the
House. on a certain occasion; well, let them
do it II they think it profitable, say we
mostly. Americans ask no favors
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

70 RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM.
The Washingtoncorrcspon Of The South,
writes thus
ut is proposed, to reduce the salaries Of va
rious places and sinecures about the Capitol,
SO as to place them below the aspirations Of
politicians, who are now willing enough to ac-
,cept the menial offices of messengers porters,
&C., at the present salaries Of twelve and If
teen hundred dollars; and SO as to secure the
services Of men who are not too proud to DO
menial work, and who win be satisfied to earn
an humble pittance by the sweat Of the brow.
Such reform, carried out with respect to oil
the subordinate and sinecure Offices attached
to the sessions Of Congress, would be . most
happy and benencent one, ana would relieve
members from great source Of annoyance In
the shape Of the vagabond Office beggars who
flock to the Capitol each session, clamoring for
the places OF doorkeepers, messengers, porters,
and living as retinue Of pampered menials on
the public treasury" 2
A great reform might be accomplished by
something Of this kind. Great abuses now
exist in the multiplication Of clerks to commit
tees, messengers, and laborers, about three
times as many being employed as are needed,
merely because members have friends they
want provided for.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

two miles from home, and by no men Of busi-
ness. Why are they published in these six or
eight papersf Why is twenty thousand dol
lar advertisement published in the Star and
States here, as well as in the Intslli0encsr and
Union' Who does not know whyi STAND
BY THE PRESIDENTl"
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
THE AMERICAN.
WASHINGTON. FEBRUARY %. 1855.
'"THE UNION OF FTHE UNIONISTS, FOR
THE SAKE OF THE UNION! p' ma (
CARRIERS OF THE AMERICAN.

James Johnson lst I'd, and Sd, Wards. Residence
7th Street near Boundary north. sl b .oafsroa
1T. W, Mexican, 4th and 5th Wards. Residence
No. 4l4, D Street between 9Th and 7th, soest. rii
R. w. Slyey, 9th, and 7tb, Wards. Residence
at Capt Tyler's Steamboat Wharf
Henry johnson, All, Street. viii receive sub
scriptious aud monies for the entire city in conneo-
ton with the above named carriers. El.nl D
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Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
90 N tl 3l
NO.

~ n
ers, be Free-sof State in act and fact. Not
q solitary slave can be held there; not 4 soil
tary slave-law, BY whatsoever authority passed,
can stand there and not solitary advocate
Of slavery can go thence TO either branch of
Congress. We know Of no political paper, we
know Of no politicisn, that argues or eyen;af-
lects to believe that the practical extension Of
slavery or its practical existence in Kansas
would be, even temporarily, the result Of tho
success Of the Lecompton movement the con-
summation Of the Lecompton fraud The in
decent haste of Mr.. Buchanan and rths South
ern Democracy to force Kansas Into the Union
Is simply an indecent haste to force IN Stats
that would, in the intensity and bitterness Of
ITS Frec-soilism, surpass even Massachusetts,
and Vermont We commend this pleasant
fact to their consideration in their thinking
moods, il they ever have such moods.
Does any rational man doubt that the prin-
ciple Of the Wilmot proviso would gain ten
fold strength in TIE non-slaveholding States
from the forcing Of a slave constitution upon
Kansas against her known viii and in opposi-
ton to the solemn guarantees Of the national
Legislaturei Let ever true SON Of the South
do his duty by upholding, in this hour of
grsvious peril, the salutary and conservative
doctrine Of just and genuine State rights. He
cannot render better service to the South he
cannot render better service to the Republic.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

The President, Il Is stated, has nominated Col
Johnston, ofthe Utah expedition, 10 be Brigsdicr
General
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
THERE is TROUBLE IN THE

The Democratic party is in sad condition.
Its ranks are breaking to pieces and becoming
thinned Doubt and distrust pervade those
who remain, and each is looking for, new de-
sertions and mutinies; for all know that when
once mutinous spirit has seized upon even so
well-diille an army as that party has been,
II spreads, and spreads, and weakens the host
in spite Of discipline, severity or threats.
The leaders Of the party here, who are prin-
pally old Wigs, have been alarmed, and
deemed it necessary to take some step to put
stop to mutiny, and to restore order and
discipline In the ranks; and accordingly eau
cuses have been held with view to close up
the ranks, ascertain who are true and reliable,
cxpel the refractory, and enforce obedience
These caucuses have been noisy, and by no
means satisfactory. The mutinous claim to be
MS orthodox in their democracy as their old
Wig would-bc--lesders; and when the lat
ter talk about turning them out Of the party,
they laugh in their faces, and significantly ask
how far back dates their democracy.
In one of these caucuses Mr. Clarke Of Mis-.
souri, said there was no use in beating about
the bush; the question was "LecomptoD," and
all who opposed that must go out Of the party.
Mr.. Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania, then de.
nounced Lecompton in strong terms, and de-
clared that it would break up the party.
Mr.. Barksdale said that the anti-Lecompton
men were followers Of Gev. Banks.
Mr.. Cox replied that they followed Wis.,
governor.
Mr.. Coskie then came down upon Gov. WIsr
in way he would not, probably, had the lat
ter been face to face with him. And so they
had it.
The Union comes to the rescue, and talks
authoritatively about the importance Of con
centration, party discipline, energetic action
and indirectly hints about shooting the deser
ters. We can see that they are having, ant
are to have, lively time of IT.; and their
course forcibly reminds us Of the saying, thai
"whom the gods intsnd to destroy, they frs
make mad"
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u Ne" lorh uf no' u,e W. W. ."o srD'i'
dence OF tne rarK meeungs iass mn 0mee
then the various associations, especially the
German. which represent the interests of or
c.n;uod labor have held several meetinps and
-, .,,,.;a.,,hI. .,,c.a1. t.n 49,
are uy'ns' VIZ" ~ - s - g.
up party WIN tne r'gnts ana ciaims oi ~orh-
ingmen as basis. The journal on Commerce
saws of 1t: .l3a5ls 7G 'rsR @f h@a2
"The operations contemplated by the move
lnent are rather extensive, being the orsaniza-
ton Of new party w,teOu. o @ aasunO.,on q :ge,
sea, sea,,.v;.nssrU u nv the ;s.uinc of naner in
Enrj;sh and German the establishment of
polytechnic schools, Of agricultural colonies on
brotherly principles, of model dwelling houses,
and great many osnea dengn. " .s;s
~. I peopY ~, ,sartr 40 - Ia s.vsrsIv cross.
psyu;ssd pg ~ the;y or;n; inns m nnon thcse novel
,nronos;t;ons- and. II unsound therein. win be
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
MIsREPRESENTATION.

tl The correspondent Of the Norfolk, Virginia,
Southern Argus, protesting to give an account
of the passage between Mr.. Davis and Mr..
Fessenden, in the Senate, says: The down
easter quailed under the scathing remarks and
withering rebuke of the bold and chivalrous
Mississippian."
If there were any quGiliag, il was, mont
clearly on the part Of Mr.. Davis. So far from
"quGiling I" we never saw Senator exhibit
more spirit, and rarely ever heard more ef-
fective reply than Mr.. Fessenden's was. He
was collected, and selfpossessed, but every
word that went out of his mouth, was q hot
shot upon Col Davis; who became very much
excited; but in his rejoinder denied all inten-
ton Of assailing or attempting to intimidate
Senator's on the other side of the Hall Mr..
F. gave Mr.. D, such a lecture upon his AFRO
giant manner and threatening tone and Ian
guage as he never before received from any
one Why could not the correspondent,
DELTA, as well tell the truth, as to be guilty
of such gross misstatementf
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Je e co oua s blouse bue pretend meme quill etc Vc'
e1 avis Poutant gu ben du quill s
venturer de dams rArLausas .- . -. .' 80
vrai les Lynchcurs an bde h predcateur mode de-
manda lie marchnd incredue
mas e al ouer fol- la justice guls sauat iser de
tells mefts mpunis 'frr.H 49, . H... II
Ah BAH secria homme la blouse beue
cn des font justice lois
ct les enfnts asent des histories de
de du des lois rgT '-'- 7
Je suis de avis obec qu
les Enis dams position qus actueemn devo
tout bon toyen est dc mantenr autore Je con quill
c contrees ues cd FACTION bnfsane des lois
ION come d de
rte Mas aux yeux dun ctoyen de rUnon devat aro de
e que Ia oi ellie garant Liberties
Il sc fait tard. ct je Colby a ..
Sc retoann ensue du cote du maaud ferm u dit "Je
d c conclure marche
nous avons pae Ja petit paemen fae abas mas
encore dargent pour revoir -
On les cohes du ferm
Puis s celia fut enfourcha mpaiente
an trot Ia Em unt amis lorsqu les ue de
rh6tel .t ~ ~ .. haf '.ra' --t...
Des quill fu sort dHeen h
Ia foret qni setendat nord de Ia vile
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AsTHNys, cATAERHr, cooUFtUcHE. RHu.
NEs, Torx coSvUIuve, isrLhssArioSs DE
potrRiSE, etc. - Ccs xffectichs cont In I'd.
sultat dune accumulation, dams le tissu
meme du poumon et sur Ia surface des brop.
ches, dune matisre gisireuse. AcRg, vis.
auKusE, xvAissE,. qui s'est de se oppse dens
10 poumon d la suite d me inflammation. Ls
tracliee .arterc est boachec, le pSprnon ne se
dilate plus, 10 respiration dcsient iml,Dssi
bic. La nature chcrcle LiSc.palscr cette
HuNEUR aLAiRErsg par des secss Dc toux
c0nvnlsive, ct 10 maiHde n,eurt asph yxie, si
on ne se hate de lui adn,inistrer. l. Esitzir
pour ssppleer aux efforts impnissan,s dc la
nature. G1HDl li9iA "a ulFaHHt.sa Hti
LAPopIExiE, PARALrsiE.--l.ec |. q cervesu est
traverse par une quantitr inLnie dc yais.
seaux sanguins OF lympDatiQues II est en-.
velspps d'unc pellicule an membrane mu.
queuse, .qui, sxsuds une hmr.ur glaireusc
d'bumiditd convenable. AusA.tts qWe, par
une cause queiconqus. un pes diuiia NINA.
ton se developp-, soft dams lee vaisseauS
sanguins ou lymphafiqucs, soft dana Ia pslli.
cule on membrane mnqpeu~, 1t one, par
suite. fhumour glaireuse est secfetee Plus
abondante qu'ii ne convient. II a KPAscHr-
NEsr de cctte hnnesr dams - cerveau, ct,
peu aprvs. ArcsLExig ct PARslrslE.tos sif
II ny q qn'un moyen den,pecher an p v
reil malneur, c'est Queer 6s rEhrtr dc
Osiiist AvAsr, PsspAsr IT sPREs l. EsAS-
cHsnEST, pour ~ prevsnir, ~ pour en- ops-
rer "a re,orpt,on p.., par ans derivation Puis-
BIS. nALADiEs siLiEvss s, TisvnK Jaw.
NE, JAUxIssg, isDIoEsTIoSs, dBoLEPA hoR
BUs, etc. = i.orsque le foie Ast devcnu 70
siege d ane inflammation violento, .cette in-
hauarnatiop 80 cominunique aha rate, 4 los
tomac ct aux iptestins par suse d'bn d6bor.
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I. ;, e, ADAIs LExposrrloN UN,vsRsEbLB
YIN AN NsTIGq0 usTeFsE y. U.x,s1
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guteax,
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nee s.s.e nss tout IA o psIg g.s dis.t
malade
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Indignant sssvs
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s q dss Do 0ss ds.slss scslons ssssssss MA
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dire chose ouz cacher Nous mod Voe
ngue ct la mile put6t de paer
I'm allegro piano Adele NIT fin scconde @
de mistress Bradford urn James de eprend haene pour
reponde NJ Dayton. -.''.. ... .a.Ha.r.I . ..rE.
Non, Squire, je mai pas de dire.
Et de ii les crra
dams hes ha de les
ele subj harton enHamm await
ce lasser -aler etait incouyenan.
-Non Squire repeta- mere cestadre DIT
de chez long
temps celia pat celia conenda de res
ter. Ma mere dlait que. ... ....-. .r.
Adele ateniveuent Bradford qu, net
comprise dams nvation, pt ellie de repondre e champ
Lively est reemcnt trop bonnie II quen
heue les macane de cont dscen
DIRE Mississippi les H nombreue mas procure tou
bn bere f cordlae dams
b vonage Bradford await ben lorSIu dsa Louisa vous
pas cmen agreeable de px ame avec
voin La prochu monsieur Lively aurai phir DC vous
e vie un plus ard Fues voe mere
e
Mistress Bradford remit bore du the CONNIE 81 iehort
quele @ dat rende necair nelue bcuvage econfoan
Pour s Adele eprouva ele surprise q ellie onb son piano
r. '. $50 .'.... j. ID. '-.s' Ha- +. GERsTAEcKER.
...-.s... LA proclaim numsrO)
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ispsi s-na.a. MEDAILLE D'HONNRUR 1s49.9 as 9b
....a - -J.--s hna on ,ag isHl2 81 nb litlo.
vESlCATOIRES, cAuTERES LE PERDRlELss
FaM6oMr9 MoNtmartye, 49, q Payts. ln.

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qhllM .5sl.i!, 1, : .'s.' & .';..a :.ss
.aa7f5r. vH..ras t#n .-)O TuEtUg1
DEUX PAQUERETTES.

Smples peites Aeurs sembables ct inmcles '''1a 4
Savezvous chagrins ct mes espors voiles!
La trisesse Ia mutt fites eles " N '
Souriantes parm les rayons etoles va ''n'." a". .'
Delices de laurore de lherbe arrosee r FrIgulY
Freles asres de neige ragies coueurs ,r.l Nh l
lie c6eau frissonnant bagnait de rosee q @ e,1
Vous reveierez peut.etre des pleurs! rs a
Car. pour porter remede nos doueurs secretes.
Grace arncs du ciel qu fait feurir @
An fond de or naives paqueretes. NJ
Vous gardes lie secret qui fait vivre ct mourir. -
e pourrais le mvoir brisant peses 4 II II i' A
Ma spurs de Ia brse du matin ash .sfug hr
Quun vous rarrachc mains fatae i 81 inr
Et dechire pour Savor destn 7b2 H 80 y
4Ba1 biaEc a. sioiirs'r0s
Qui salt 81 pour Disu meme humble offrands .sccusile
Mieux que daman leclat precieax gAulbtW
lie dune 6eurete mafn cueiie iHpEi f1.4tp h
Ne vat etoile orguellenss des cieux o15a
ff uf ~ ~ .a4a sab 95 sIEiaa va III sloifgts
Pauvre bouquet des champs rasure-toi. rcspe, s- ~ 49,
!iaene que e sens fren'ir sous mon baiser s s5B II =
ye SQUIRE J Pe de tout &c qn sonP'rc y54s ias.s i
Et de tout quill est E.cile de briser . II ~, .,,ig ~
'A- a1a@lh' 1A'"a'A s3sa TnsoDoRE DE BAsvILLE.rr
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UNE soIREE DE-: FAMILLE.

~ sHfu y
orsque Squire ou e doc.eur Dayton fear on u donn
dea. quite irga
de vile oa eta suee maison Cet dleae hbtaton omb
les arbres dune foret on o
dabatrs daner rendi,
Element sur rayon qui
an les Wires dune fsnets ea traient lin
Get nesar ape de
% s lee sss ss
brc open du mons since du du log De
sne table un psner
ment comfortable resu ordue dc presence ds danes dams
Un yeuse p.cee
Squire app porte de . %sison &c sra venu de- nssa
ver' fnete eovsrs IN regard smpren la @ de svere de
A % succeed. bsnid ne0ds dune almnlc ezteates
piano de ds exerce ct Dayton y force de
nete fe entend des h.u
:s s e .is. ss % ssDs q sa. p ,.ue Sos bril-
s:os u mont. tsr qa.s qua ct s. trouva en- peu dans au
en- seancau rucoutrc pere
rgde ct poucoc ses pourAut ft ateode dune mans
dOuuable
-vraiuen petite ie gnre Adele eselle done ajourdhu
ape u f epondt r.mab,e enfaut en- rejent en- ar
res ~ tosoe Dc sseveure Un seue fs gacsuz
vsue s croft uuee pou,. We an suI Instant sans l
rooses;. Jav.i motif q. par,uer NJ
terrible secret confer dsp1i. 'vs ma
aS1u. % iSs s.n
ellie .r ooean d placer son
& ssn. "s ~. 2Ss sss @ md
NJ. s.l s. .a " q s ssss ,,' p
s'Dtsna o0otrae Squire Dayton ho~ms sf
bsv.;de .vsc yous ma oouenes me d que es uns
deae' f.ibeses pusqus f cOunai qu us pour
Do pne. the ma ohsre
mistress Bradford haa De dire mistress Dayton dams spO der
Ad pause psns .sooad pour .s,ou,nsr
sIs ds i dame Bssdsd no .a'0
searris. Dc make o .ss dsn.ada Dayton qusquss
Mon pas MAJ. NJ Lively dispose ,jou.a
en- rsard.a' dun s mun oas h0ns qai await Fair
I eIarFrsa rFaf yrHts-
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ELIXIR a. D. GUllllE 's 's r.; ,ss.' n: PAUL GAGE
- Paris rue cn Greuelle. -Gsruain. N H.. %.

cSsSs-~Us1sDCN ~ NUNs"AAAh " l. III
dement, do bile dams ces divers organcs. Unc
vsriiable infection purulcptc par liable, -
developpe; IN jaunisse, IN devre jaune, .dc~
hevres putrides IT bilieusc-, he's heyres ,l~
marais, 10 O. olera ct les maladies pestilen.
for'nent dane In vtsirule did fici csc. Pour
prevesis ces desordres, ii faut expulser de Ia
foic 10 bile puireiee. par linhnmmatlon, su
fur ct mcsure qu'elje se pvuiuit, e. ~m
ploycrs Get eGet 1 Ehssr, DE- Gs,iAs ps,;paSs,
par PAU 0AoG, Qui reunit, a uIiu action
purgutiye douce, des qualities toniancs ct Vi! !
tipwtrides. ~ lgi9 huEdEdl "
CATARR M IA vrssfn. --lLorsgue leo
uriDes sunt surchergses u une nntiere, glhi-
reuse, QuEIQUEf0s BOrNyErsE ioU Nor
GyarRk, guclquefoir hIansc OF pous ainsi
dire HsiLgrsE. seetfe msiisre urite les pc.
rois de Ia. vessie ,ct y ldevelsppe lc caigrrh,
g,nireuse de sejourne- dsas In vss.ie set d,y,
psnetrer en- usAntl de rEh1r d. Ga.lf pIr.
pare pnr FAuL GAaE.
maladics gr,,ves dcivent leur eriVipc a'une
matisrc glaircuss. lAcnE, qai . est lxse sur-
les ms,nbranes synovinlcs DIES articulstiors
ct sur lea npopSvrosc~ qui envcloppent lee
mwseles 1ndiqser Ia cause de- ees niainsiies,
c'est iindlqhcrs les reuls ~ G est dire a,c
PEl,xir de GnNi< prepnrA. par, PAaL GAos
Get 10 rseilicur agent 9fon nv,ssse Employer
pour s0uiager yite st gV6ps soIidsu,eui, lie
gaer,scp e copplete par l'usags du Tvs.
i'Nous renvssreas, pour lss susres, n,sis,
d'ca Get exrait co qni precede. On Ie dell,
vre Tatis nved chhquc bouteill-, ~ eeile pui
s'en ssra pes ascos,psgnss sera fstputss
c0utreSaite. ..tn.M ...,af - 49, NtgF
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Ua aet Rapport
Cheraher
Laaigae prgexr de iins
ssJis Pa"ss Eirir ouilhe, Gage dsa
w<daswcI sona
,ag.eia "
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!. FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
: LES MYSTERIES
MNssNssA9N.


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c dsrnisrs mot: ct e,. sppohs du aroape son
.s. g: pu' pale csu dune "ofte; ellie eta fort alta.
r-oq les i.a 6anee. repr. r.'eea, marriage dsvai,
~ d. MISSISSIPPI bateau ui ,er cereuel
ss' s."s :srsa:
cssbis 81 troavs mort. mort a. ;s %s"srs pour
gss s 1sS a''s % de I''A'a p's''' ''as'
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