Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-05

IdWItUCe. N. NlCT all, ID,
Linn Jacob Smith, W.
Morgan: Baughman, B.
Miller; J, B. Harrison, A. B.
Monteau. Enloe, B.
Mercer, G T Pritchard, W.
Montgomery: Bryan, B.
Mississippi: II. NJ. Ward, A. B.
Monroe: Scott, W; Bolts, "A. B,
Marion: Webb, W; Lane, W.
Madison: James Lindsey, b.
Macon: F. owIand, a. b.
New Madrid: Hatcher W.
Nodaway: VIM Cook, b.
Newton, John G. Walker, b.
Ossge Rowden, b.
Ozark: Wm. r. Neal. a. b.
Oregon, S. J. Horrell, B.
Polk: James G. Human, b.
Pike: Drake; W; Tate, W.
Putnam, Henderson, a. b.
Perry; Shelby, a, b.
Pulaski; A. Hamer, b.
Peuis: A. NJ. Colfey, W.
Platte: w. H. Summers, b; R. Davis
Johnson, b; D. D. Burns, 3. b.
Ray: Ti1in, a. b., King, b,
Randolph: D. C. Garth, a. b; NJ Horner,
a. b.
Reynolds: John Bu(ord, q. b.
Ripley, Washington P. Harris, a. b.
Rails Newland, W.
ST. Charles, FAINT, b; Fawcett, b,
St. Louis: VIM. S. Allen, W, J. B.
Crockett, W; Asa Wilgus, W: w. M. Me-
Pherson, W, a Christy, W., Adolphe AbeIes,
W, Robt. Holmes, W., J. Sidney Smith,
W; Lucus L. B aes, W, Andrew Harper, W.
ST.. Clair: Hugh Barnett, B.
Scott: Hunter, a. b.
Sullivan, Joel De Witt, W,
Sic. Genevieve: Roussin, W.
Shelby, Benjamin. a. b.
81. Francois, Doulhit, a. b.
Stoddard, Hewitt, a. b.
Saline, VIM. o. Maupn, W.
Schuyler, J. w. Minor, a. b.
Scotland, T. S. Richardson, a. b.
fancy, Jesse Jennings, b.
Texas, G. H. Frost, q. b,
Washington, Ferdinand Kennett, b; L.
L. W. Burrs, W.
Wight, John S. Shields, b.
Wayne, Black, a. b.
Warren, Rufus X; Saunders, W.
A. B.. anti. Benton democrats, B., Benton>
ties; W; whg,
Harrison, 10 hear from.
Hon. M1LLARD FILLMORE, President
of the United States, was born in Sum
mcr Hill, Cayuga County, n. Y. Jan.
7, 1900. His father, Nathaniel Fill.
more, is farmer in Erie County. Mr..
Fillmore, spent four years in early life.
in working at the clolhier's trade, and
devoted all his leasuIe hours to reading
and study. At the oge of nineteen he
attracted the notice of Judge Wood,
of Cayuga County, who took him into
his office. InlS2l, he removed TO Buf.
falo. and entered law Office, teaching
for his maintenance, until the year IS.
%, when he was licensed TO practice
in the court of common p leas. In 1927,
he was admitted an attorney of the
supreme court. In 1929, elected
member of Assembly from Erie coun.
~, twice reelected. Elected to Con-
gress in 1882, and after the expiration
of his term resumed practice. In 49,
26, again sent TO Congress, and subse-
quen,y re elected for another term.-
During this session, he was at the
head of the Committee of Ways and
Means. In 1914, he was nominated by
the Wing party, as their candidate for
Governor. IN lS47, elected Comp.
troler. In lS4S, elected Vice President
Of the United States, and on the 4lh
March, lS49, entered upon the duties
Of the Office.
People are too prone 10 condemn in
others what they practise themselve:
without scrupIe. Plularch tells Of G
wolf, who, peeping into hut where
IA company of shepherds were regaling
themselves with joint of mutton, ex
claimed, "what a clamor would they
have raised. if they had caught me a
such banquet"
Cherish love for justice, truth, self
control, benevclence. Be governed by
them in all things. Swerve not from