Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-01

W "' ei"'Niy iuesiou-liiIs Lo'
cotoco legacy, about which the inher.
tors are quarreling and making so much
ado. Let it be the Presidents Plan or
Mr.. Clay5 Plan. Give US one or the
o'her-so that the Wing party will, in
solid phalanx, back it up and support
it-not flee from it, nor assist Locofo.
coism in destroying it,
Nothing is more certain than that
every step the Locofoco managers in
Congress are takipg,in regard 10 this me :
mentous question, has remote reference
to the next Presidential Election, and
we trust there is no whig blind enough
not TO see 1t. No matter how i, is set.
tied, things just now, near home, look
as if the democratic" party were CO.
ing into the next campaign sufficiently
united 10 admonsh the whig party that
they must expec. no advantages from
the Barnburning or Abolition diversions
in this part of the country. We have
shown, from time to time, with what
industry the wire-pulers here are at
work, healing the heart burnings, and
adjusting the differences. which opera.
ted in no small degree to defeat the ele-
ton Of General Cass. Perfect success
has not crowned their efforts, but il
would be safe for every whig 10 look
upon it as certain that q coalition of
some kind will be patched up in order
to carry the Congressional elections
first, and then to follow up with victo.
ry in the Presidential campaign that is
coming. When that issue presents it.
self-mark there will be no Southern
Democratic party, no Northern Demo
critic party. That "cohcsive power
which John c. Calhoun so well knew
the potency of, will unite them now,
as il has united them heretofore. Ev.
will be made to succumb to
desperate attemp TO regain that ascen.
dency 10 the General Governments from
which the people Indignantly thrust
them eighteen months ago. Slavery,
Freedom, Principle-remember--ar
when office, power, place. and
The "spoils," are TO be struggled for.
We put it at them-in the face of these
considerations, we put it to every good |
whig, North and South, every true pa
riot, that sees in the past history of the |
that upon the integrity of the
"hig party depends the salvation Of this
glorious Union-is this time TO en-,
courage jcalousies, and rivalries, and
neart burnings, in the bosom of the
Yhig party! Are we all ready, Nero.
ike, to fiddle while Rome is burning3
Are we disputing about men when the
Republic itself is in danger--when
are threatening 10 pull
Town the pillars Of the Temple, and
shelm us in common ruinl If not, we
you'd join in the cheering cry that
zones 10 US from the James River,
STAND BY YOUR cAUsEW What to you
IRE men-what even the heroic Taylor
md the i!lus'rious Clay, compared with
hose principles which distinguish you
Is party, and upon the maintenance
If which rests the only hope of the
'uturc freedom and greatness of your
country? We appeal to you as wings
md as Patriots--not as Northern men
'r Southern nen--to stand by your
runs; be faithful and firm, and when
he dark clouds now shrouding the
Capitol shall have passed away, your
eward will be a TRIUMPH or WING.
IN THE PREsERvATIoN oFTHE
UNION.
With the wings in Congress, then, es
,ecally let there be concession, conciI-
alton, compromise, and good under.
tanding. There should be the ireest
allowances made for individual opin.
ons. 1t is impossible that all can think
like as 10 what is the bes, to be done
n such dislracling contingency; bu,
I is not impossible that with the right
lind of management, oil in the end may
,e brought TO act alike and vote alike.
.et this be done. and it will not be diff
icut TO find where the whig party is,
when the storms blow over.-N. Y.
Cypress.
All the States Of the Union but two,
ave contributed blocks of marble for
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