Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-19

VI oO'SihOi cEABROOkt Oi CuulIa NaEO"
lima, advocates secession, and cmbodies
pretty much the general sentiments
heretofore expr, ssed by the South Caro-.
lima Secessionists. 1t thinks the re.
peal Of the Fugilive Slave Law will
cause disunion, and that unless the
South is protected, secession will be
best. Resolutions declaring the right
OF secession, have been introduced in
the North Carolina Legislature; and
that the repeal of the Fugitive Slave
Law will render the measure necessa-
ry.
Governor SEABRooK. in his message,
among other things, also recommends
the removal from the State Of every
free colored person not possessed of
real or slave property; recommends
joint action with the Southern States, If
possible, but says iha, no coniuncture
of events ought 10 induce the Slate to
abandon the right Of deciding Ultimate.
/ iy on its own destiny declares the right
Of the State TO seccdc, and that il is the
duty Of the Stale 10 inierpose her sov.
ereignty 10 protect her citizens; urges
cooperation with her sister States to
aid in uver,ine the doom impending the
civil institutions of the South also, re.
commends the setting apart Of day of
thanksgiving and PRAYER
/ WHAT ARE WE ConrNe rof-Wha,,
with the Southern Convention, al Nash.
vilc, and anti.slovery, anti. i.ehurch. all.
ti,consitution conventions in the North.
we arc daily having our fears excited,
in view Of The possibly approaching
dissolution of the Union. But the
shock is only momenlary, aud the
cause passes innocently over, and leaves
Us and tho Union ''in s,atu quo
Oar serslbli'!cS, hardened as they
have by use becomc. on this point, can.
not stand every lhiugi and we are at
length scpsibly alarmed Of the state Of
the Union" Read what follows, and
: sympalhise with our appTchensions
SOUTHERN woMAN's RESOLVE.
No southern woman will marry 8
gentlemen north of Mason and Dixon's
line, who cannot furnish uncxception
able testimonials of being pro slavery
man. This is one of The affairs in
which the direct trade principle will be
The mos, patro!icaliy enforced by our
noble e-hcaried girls"
4 NORTHERN wOMAN's RESOLVE.
ReSolrcd, Tia, any would.be gentle.
man who consents 20 act under the fu.
giiive slave law, 10 aid in capturing the
fleeing bohdman, forfei,s oil claims to
! our respect; and every such man, what.
ever may be his prcten.ions, shall be
;. discarded from our society under oil
>, circumstances, and on al! occasions
:, and such a monster shall never receive
+, our hand in friendship or marriage.
, This "looks rebellion" indeed Wher
=, the ladies' 90 against the Union, there ii
=, practical nuIIfcalion. and nc mistake
80 What is TO become Of usl
ia FRED. DouGLAss-This bosom friens
ne ol Garrison, Thompson, Quincy. ant
,g other pic.hai fanatics Of Boston, thu
c. speaks through his paper, the Mort,
III STAR" published at Rochester, NY.
RI. |, may properly be asked, would nc
n. the devil do we'll 10 rent OUT he'll an
he move TO the United STATES, and rival.
n possible, President Fillmore and his pc
er iiical followers! If he can beat them Z
or the game Of sin, the change will be vel
Would mol fallen Angels make wis
and humane Senators; compared wit
Cass, Clay and Webster. The fug
- live slave might have reIoiced. ma
No these men had the experience of a lo
he being, OF Fillmore tho soul of Satan
lie The world mus, be convinced tn
=. damned spirits would do better, er
ma honor more the representative hall, IN,
in such men as Bissell, Buel. Brown, I
lot, Fuller, Gilbert, Hibbard. Mar
me Miller and Walden. God gran, III
as "theIr names may rot on the scroll
iJe time ....
lies RiGArs OF WoNEN.--Ths IndIel
and Convention, by vote siIiy,six 10 tfi
en-. nine. has adopted The following prov
yer. ion: ... .t