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


The las, Missouri Statesman con.
tains the folio wing article, on the sub
ject Of political affairs in this county,
which we commend the especial consid.
Grafton Of the Wings:
Gen. Clark Coalition with
the cnenly-Whigs, stand
10 your arms!
Gas we zee from the last Fayette Demo
crat, Gen. John B. Clark. after ell, is can.
didate for the Legislature in Howard, and
under circumstances deeply 10 be regretted
by the grea: mass OF his former political
friends. In times passed he he's been hon.
ored by the Wing party. Once their candi
date for Governor, and OF a later period their
candidate for the State Senate, the Wings Of
Missouri have stood by him, end the gal.
liant w higs Of Old Howard, on,ds, the fierce
elements Of personal invective against odds
lbe most formidable, held up bis hands 10 the
presence OF his foes, and defended him a.
gainst the Vaccinations. con,umely. and re.
proaches OF the Clique whose purposes, with
rank ingra.itude TO the Wing par,y.) he is
now serving! And yet after all this, ond
now tina, the Wings Of the State are exhor.
ted by every honorable consideration 10 be
united, end to thursl out Of the canvass all
goats wool" issues Gen. Clark is a cendi-
dale on the "independent republican States
ltigh. ticket" elong with and side by side
with James S. Green, w. p. Hall and other
l.ocofocos! candidate under circumstances,
and in manner, calculated TO disrac. and
defen, the Wing party and to up.buld and
ren.stato the falling fortunes Of the Fsye,te
Clique and the democracy Of the State ! a
candidate on an Issue (he power Of Con-.
gress over the territories) that is immateral
and out Of the question, and the undue pro
minence Of which, es political test, csn
only accrue 10 tho advantage Of our enemies
and 10 the distraction Of ourselves !! There.
fore, for one, we ore against it, and egains!
the men. who, with hollow professions Of
love for ''the cause" and 10 bad faith 10 our
principles, will reck lessy, in this the brigh,>
es, day Of its existence, throw this FIRE brand
into the Wing ranks.
THE will Of the Wing party Of the State
Of the Wings Of every county in the State.
is unmis,ukeable on this subject. From the
frs. it has been their effort to have nothing
10 do with the quarrel Of the Democrats
TO form no alliances, no coalitions, with
either action,-t 10 introduce no new tests in
to the party.-to thurst GU. all fre>brands
In the face Of this general desire Of the
Wings Of the State, and in breach OF the
unity and concord OF our friends, Gen. Clark
il The editorial 10 the Democrat is to be cred.
tied, has formed "entangling alliances" with
the enemy; sis with them in oil the cardinal
principles Of Republican institutions" and
"has finally como in permitting his friends
10 use his name" on tickle. composed Of
himself and @ Democrat
eli this be true, away with him political.
ly! He is none Of US II this be true, let
him 60 the sooner the better for the conser-
va,ive Wing interests Of the country. And
August next, with full Wing ticket,
oguinst tho coalition ticket, we hope be will
be permitted 10 slide into the "tomb Of the
Capule's" shrouded in winding sheet Of
"goaI's WOOL"
1--WE care nothing about Gen. C's views
Of tho power OF Congress, nor DO we blame
him for these views. |. is question abou,
which gentlemen can honestly differ; but
when /, is sought to force new ties, into the
Wing party, and test abou, so impracIica>
bic question and to form coalitions with
tho enemy, we protest against it,
Therefore we say hura for Davis end
Wilson"
So says ninety.n,ne hundrcd,hs of
the Wings of Howard-and so they
will all sag, before the 9Th Of August
The ST. Louis ln,elligencer notices
the Bargain & Intrigue as follows:-
GEN. JonN B. CLARK OF Howard. This
gentleman is announced es candidate for
the Legislature from IIoword, and the Glas
gotD Times predicts that some enli>Benton
man is to be put upon the same ticket. We
hope there is some mistake in this. In
1910. Con. Clark was the Wing candidate
for Governor and did valian, service in the
Wing cause. lie has ever been esteemed
firm and infoxible Wing and we should be
most reluclsn, 10 believe tina, he would do
ough! TO embarress or DISTRICT his party. That
such would be the inevitable result OF co..
alilon with the Antics in Howard, is palpa
bly evident, The Wings of Howard will