Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-27
ton and act Of Congress, are frivolous

S. RESOLVED, That this State feels
equally concerned with the other slave.
holding States of this Union, in the
aforesaid conduct of the said Legisla.
ture, and Governor OF New York, in
the dangerous and alarming doctrines
and principles duo,oed By them, AND
WILL MAKE COMMON CAUSE
WITH THE SAID SLAvEHOLD.
ING STATES UNTIL REDRESS
is AFFORDED.
S. Resolved, That in granting a Ii.
cense to sell goods, wares and merchan-
disc in this state. il is expedient, until
said redress shall be afforded, to make
determination unfauorable to goods,
wares and merchandise, manufactured
in the State of New York, or imported
into that State, and brought from that
State to this: Provided, said discrimina.
ton does not apply to goods, wares and
merchandise in the original cases or
packages, into which they were impor.
ted into the United States"
Such were the resolutions introduced
by Gen. Price on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, ls4l-the exact number which
introduced on the 18th day of Janu.
airy. ls49. Col. Benton will probably
say this is Coincidence" and NAV,
for aught know, charge that mine
were copied from them. know mol,
who wrote these nor do | care. IF il
is a material matter with Col. Benton,
l suppose Gen. Price can tell him. The
most striking coincidence. however, in
this matter, 10 discovered in the fact,
that the notification part is found in
the 9Th resolution Of each set. One
pledges to make common cause" and
the other to Go. operate" with the slave.
holding States. Let US now see who
voted for these resolutions, and who
were the men guilty of high treason
in lS41.
On pages 4Ol and 400 Of House
Journal for that session, l find the fol.
lowing proceedings:
Mr.. Bogy of St. Louis, moved TO
strike out the sixth resolution, on which
Mr.. Bartlett requested the ayes and noes
which were ordered, and the motion
carried:
ArEs-Messrs. Acock. Anderson, Bailey,
Bartlett. Blylh. Bogy Of St. F., Bogy OF ST.
L. Boudin, Burckhsrt, ChiIs,, Chiffon,
Churchill. Coaltsr. Davis, Draper, Dough-
'r'y, Ellis. Emerson. English, Farquhar,
iirard. Gore, Griffin. Guignon. Harris,
Hickman, Kingston, Holemun. HORNE,
Jackson Of H., Jones, Knox, Lakeland,
Lear. Lynch. Ma,son, McLain. McMur.ry.
McNut. Miller. Of c.. Miller Of NJ, Minis
ais, Mitchell, O'Brien, Ogan. Parsons. Pee.
sr, Pseney. Pelsinger, Phelps. Ramsey,
Rollins, Russell OF c. G.. Sappins.on.
Smith Of c.. Sutton, Stevens OF c., Stevens
IF NJ, Tut. Tyler. Vivian, Weldon. Wells,
White Of C., Wilson, Woods. Yates and
NoEs:--Als1andsr. Ashby. Crenshaw,
Doniphan, Fulksrson, Owens, Hurt, Jen
'ings, Ksvanah, King. Mason. Pipkin,
Prime, Rsdman. Reed. Seibert. Smith Of j.,
Smith Of L.. Snyder. Thomson, Wallis,
Whipple, White Of s., Woodssn and Mr..
Speaksr-25.
The sixth resolution being struck out,
he question came up on the passage of
he resolutions as amended; Mr..
Acock requested the ayes and noes,
which were ordered as follows:
AYEs-Msssrs. Acock. Alexander. Ashby,
5artlst, Blythe; Bosy olISs. F.. Bogy OF 81.
T., Bouldin, Burckhart. Chilss, Chiffon,
Churchill. Coalter. Crsnshaw, Davis, DOM
'han, Dougherty. Ellis. Emerson. English,
Fsrquahsr. Fulkerson, Girard. Givens, Gore,
Griffin, Guignon. Harris. Hickman. Hing
ton. Holeman. HORNE. Hurt, Jackson of
L.. Jennings, Jones. Kavsnsugh. King,
Knot. Lakeland. Lear, Lynch. Mason. Mat.
on, Mclean. McMuruy. McNut. Miller Of
J., Miller Of NJ. Menus. Mitchell, O'Bri>
IN. Ogan. Parsons. Pseler. Psrsingsr,
Phelps. Pipkin. Prime, Rsmsey. Redman.
Reed. Russell Of C. G., Sappington. Ssibert,
Smith OF c., Smith OF j.. Smith OF L.,
Snyder, Sutton, Stevens Of c., Stephens Of
NJ. Thompson, Tut. Tyler. Vivian. Wal
is. Weldon. Wells. Whippls. White Of G.,
White of S.. Wilson. Woodson, Yates,
Young and Mr.. SpeskN-90.
NoEs-Bsily. Draper. Psery-3.
These resolutions assert that The st n te