Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

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The st. Lous Lnteiligenccr of,he 9th
has the following article, en- the subjcc.
Of the position ofihe Wing party. The
article 10 written in reply 10 the organs
of the two factions in St. Louis, which
are each s,temptingto create an impress.
sion the other is trading with the Whigs:-
or late tho Union has taken especial
pains to propagate the idea that the Wings
and tho Antics have formed coalition TO
defea. Benton; whilst the Times stoully de-
MES all bsresins and coalitions, and asserts
that the Antics intend To fight GU. the battle
on their own hook, but is rather spprehsn.
Sive that few rccTesnt Wings may DO in.
duced 10 forget their hostility 10 Benton end
thereby secure his reelection,
|! is not lille amusing 10 witness The
nervous anxiety Of our worthy colempors,
ries 10 extract from the Wings some indics.
lion OF the course which they will sec Ct 10
pursue as between Benton and bis foes-lhe
"Sof,S."
We are not authorized 10 speak for The
Wing members Of tho next Legislature. end,
therefore, cannot relieve the suspense Of our
neishboIs. But so FAR as We have any
knowledge. the wings have no; formed aud
do not intend 10 form, any coalition OF mako
any bargain with either side. II we can
elect some good reliable Wig to fill Benz
IONS place, We shall most assursdly do it.
To accomplish Ibis, il j, cen DO done =, ell.
The Whigs must act a. one man; there must
DO no dvisions-no jealouses or heart
burnings in our ranks. Our power will 90
entirely gone. and will be completely a.
The mercy OF the strongest Of the two fac.
lions, as soon as our own ranks are div ided
even to small extent.
We trust our wing friends ere fully alive
to the importance OF lhis perfect harmony in
our ranks. II il shall b found. on q fair
experiment. after tho legislature convens,.
that We cannot elect Wing 10 place Of
Benton, then, we doubt not, tho Wings
will unite on some one whom they shall
deem least Objectionable, Of The opposite
politics. II. they are compelled 10 vote for
a locoloco, tkey will endeavos 10 select one,
who presents ,he lewesI Objectionable points.
They will vote for no fres-soil sbOlitionisl
on the one hand. nor for any nullifyipg disl
unionis. on the other.
We venture 10 predc, in edv0ace, lha! no
man will receive tho Wing vote for tho di,>
tinguished Office Of Senator in Congress, who
has directly or coverly favored either the
mad, fsnaticsl. suicidal and dangerous
schemes Of tho Abolsionist, or The tressons.
BILE and sedi!ious movements OF the South.
ern hotspurs. The Wings Of Missouri are
eminently conservative 10 ,bsir opinions,
opposed 10 rsdicslism in every shape. dsvo.
ted 10 the Union. and holding in equal sb
horence, negro stealers at the north and trai
stor OF The South.
We repeat, then. tina. whoever receives
The Wing vote. whatever may be bis politics
in other respects, must DO tinctured with
neither Of the hereses, unless We greatly
mistake the temper Of the Wig party
We trust, however, that we shall not be pu.
TO the altsrna!ive OF choosing between Lo.
colocos; but lha, both, the Bantonites and
the An,ies, not being able TO ssreo amongst
themselves. and each Of them prsfsrring some
talented Wing TO one from the opposing
faction. will unite with US in elscling him.
We also feel authorized TO predict. that if the
Wings cannot elect their own candidate,
they will enter 10 no lsclious combinations
10 delea! an election. Ii is the duty Of The
neIt Legislature 10 elect Senator. The
wings will no! fail in this duty. even though
they should be compelled TO vote for Dem.
ocrst.
From the Boonville Observer, Of the
9th, We take the following article. on
The same subject:
We have noticed lately several articles in
difcrcn! Wing pspers Of this State, some Of
which have been transferred 10 our columns, in
relation to The duty Of the Wings. and the
position they should assume in The next leg
isla!ure. and VIC are glad 10 SEQ that they all
inculcate frmness and loyalty TO our party
faith, and union and concert OF action. We
trus. and believe that The Wings will stand
firm and united as the Wing party. on Wig
ground, and make no sacrifice of their prin>
cipIes IN any alliance for any end, or any
object that can be presented. On the subjec!
Of slavery, which will no doubt, attract much