Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-11

Like the IntelIigencer, tho Wings of
Howard Ego for a clean, decided Wing
triumph, or none ut ALL" They feel tina,
they canno, supper, "mongrel ticket
without sacrifice Of principles" and
they wW not-.nor will they supper,
any man who undertakes TO make such
arrangements.
FREE SOILERS IN MISSOURI.
The Glasgow Times says:
1.-THE Locofoco presses arrive a, the con.
cluson tha, he (Mr. Miller,) is Free Soil
er, because he holds the opinion that Free
Sellers do on the power Of Congress to Leg
isate for the territories, bu, differs with them
as to the expediency ofexercisng that power.
Now, these "Scamps" coincide in opinion,
on this subject. with the Southern Disunion.
lists, and is it not equally as fair 10 call them,
and Mr.. Green Dsunonis,s, es to call Mr..
Miller and his supporters Free Soilers7 We
think 80. LIE. i. work both ways.j
Yes. it would be quite es fair and oil
right, if there was any such thing as South
ern disunionisls, and if We coincided with
them. to call US Disunionisis. Blu, such is
not the fact. The South do no, seek dis
solution OF the Union, nor do Mr.. Green
and his friends coincide with any such in
opinion; end therefore to call US such, is not
fair nor is i, right.-Democrat.
What was MIR. Calhoun? What was
the Southern Convention called FORT
Does no. Missouri, by her last Legisla-
tive resolutions, stand pledged to q
hearty cooperation" with the South.
in multiplying the law of Congress, and
dissolving the Union. should the viii,
mo, Proviso be passed, or slavery abol-
ished in The District of Columbia7--
Southern locofocos declare the adopt
ion of,he Proviso will, in effect, dissolve
the Union and Missouri locofocos
pledge them "hear,y co.operation."--
We are opposed 10 the Proviso, but
would evade il by other means than
notification or dissolution. We regard
the locofoco party, Mr.. Green, and
Gen. Clark, as identified with Southern
Nullifiers and Dsunionists, and as doing
more to disturb the harmony Of the
country, and the slave interests, than
abolitionists themselves So ultra is
Mr.. Green, that he must assist in get
ting up on exclusively southern organ,
TO fomcnt angry feeling, and thereby
prevent any adjustment Of the slavery
question, as will be seen by the follow
ing extract from the Washington COR
respondence Of The 81. Louis Intelligent
cer:--
The ultra Southern men expect much
from their Southern press, which made its
adven. on Monday OF this week. Hero it
has not come up 10 public expectation, end
The impression has gained strong foot hold
upon the community that is nothing more
than q temporary "makeshQ," 10 old the
Calhoun men Of the South 10 carry out the
plan OF defeating all measures looking to
compromise, und then 10 expire"
Why. lei US ask, are the Calhoun
men Of the South" DESTROYS Of defeat
ing all measures looking to a compro.
mise7" Why does Mr.. Green Join
them in their mad schemes to agi,ate
the country, bu, to dissolve the Union,
and establish southern confsderacy.
To do this they must hive O Southern
organ--even old Ri,chey was not cor
ruFt enough to answer tho purposes of
the Nullifers and Disunionists.
We therefore say it is equally as fair
nay more just and true--,o call them
Disunionists than 10 call wings free soil.
ers.
And. recollcct, Union.loving, law.
abiding wings, Gen. CLARK, who. with
tears in his eyes. insists he is the same
old coon he always was" prefers the
election of Green TO that Of the man
of your choice. the gallant and patri.
otto JOHN G. MILLER.
OFRccollect III
Too BAD.-The locofocos seriously
talk ofnominaiing two "clean" nullifiers,
thus abandoning the States Right tick.