Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-04

he was not aware of any "alliance en-
tered into, or formed between the two
great parties His final determination,
would lead 10 the inference that an ulli .
ancc had been entered into-and we
doubt not such is the case; but that the
Wings, or any considerable portion of
them, were party it, we do deny. The
Wing doctrine is no coallion-no bar
gain-and if he or any Of his friends
have undertaken TO sell out the Wings
to the Bank clique, they will fin d them
selves sadly deceived.
We quote from the Demo Graf,
again.
at is not true, as minated in the Glasgow
Times that the frs, overture TO form this tick.
ct came from the Democrats; it came from
the w hig side Of the House. But it is true
| that il has met with hearty response from
the Democracy; and as q patriotic move its
originatofs may be proud Of the distinction
it will give them"
The overture for The ''mongrel ticket
"came from the Wing side ofthe House.
did ii! Who, on the Wing side, made
The overture, and to Whom was il made?
Give us the names, and the whole mat.
ter will be understood. We brand the
assertion of the Democrat false, and
pronounce il base SANDER upon the
Wings. We doubt not Genl. Clark
was solicited by wings 10 run; but he
was solicited as a wing, to run as a
whig--and not to play second fiddle to
insure the election Of q locofoco. As
a wing, we have supported Gen. Clark;
as wing, we would have supported
him again, most cheerfully, and solicit
ted him to run, had we not known his
determination not 10 be a candidate:
but as an independent candidate of the
locofocos, running for the purpose qf de-
feating the Wigs Of the county, and
John G. Miller for Congress, we drop
him as we would poisonous reptile, as
have some of the wings who were de.
ceived into signing call upon him have
done, and as others will do, as soon as
they understand the game. We again
pronounce the charge of the Demo.
crat false, and call upon il to publish
the names of The persons who made
the overture, and 10 whom il was made
Produce them, or stand branded with
falsehood and SANDER.
The continuation of the paragraph,
from which the above extract is taken,
the reader will sec. undertakes TO place
Col. Bentep and John G. Miller upon
the same plai form, and hence urges the
necessity Of The States Right Ticket.
to beat them. Does it no, look strange
to sec Gen. Clark colleagued with Ben.
tons enemies, and Green's friends, to
beat that whole souled, talented, patri.
otto and eloquen, whig. JOHN G. MIL
LER! But such is the case. Gen.
Clark, for whom the wings have often
struggled--in whose behalf their time,
talents, and money, have been freely ex-
pended, in many hard fought battles,
now turns upon them, and joins the
common enemy, TO beat The man Of
their choicel And that, too, at the very
time when the long dark night of dis
as,er and defeat, was about to break
upon them with the brigh, morn.
ing of success and victory! Was ever
treachery SO base? Wings! will you
permit the struggles and hopes of years
to be bIigh.ed and blasted by the dis,
appointed ambition of one? Surely
not. We further quote from the Dem,
ocrat, giving the reason why wings
should unite with Democrats:
THE mass OF the Wings loose not 10, OF
anything they hold dear in thus uniting with
the democrats They have been taught to
cal! themselves Democratic Wigs and in
This way have perhaps been often led to give
their votes where otherwise they would not
Democracy is now the talismanic word
throughout Europe a, well as in this coun'
try, for the progress Of liberty, and Demo-
cratic Wings may well combine with plain
Republican Democrats in preserving The
sovereign and equal rights OF The States, and
inviolabliiy OF the Constitution and the safe
~ Of the Union
You, are sold, wings, but you lose
nothing you hold dearl You have been
taught wrong, have been badly brought,
up-and have often been led to vote
wrong-you have always been agains,