Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

Mn. GREEN: We noticed some weeks

Mn. GREEN: We noticed some weeks
ince communication in the lniellgen.
'er, signed true Whig," who propos.
ID tina, the whig party Of Missouri
should adopt the ties. which our anti.
Benton friends are so kind as 10 submit,
for the distraction Of our party. We
thought at the time that The editor orihe
Intelligencer sufficiently conlroveried
The opinions Of the writer and that like
a true ~hig he would cease TO persist in
urging his dogma upon The party. We
find that we were mistaken. this gentle
man has again ob,ruded his opinions
upon the public, this time, however, no,
like true wing has he done So, though
The medium Of the wing papers. bn,
has chosen TO use the weapons Of the
enemy. His excuse for so doing will
certainly not be acceptable TO the true
Wigs Of this region. He is afraid to
enlrust his name with his wing friends,
but can without hesitancy, give it to his
enemies; verify he is true ,Dhig indeed,
hut we suspect that his Democratic
friends already know something about
who this true Wing is, and that per.
haps his fancy has been iickled by the
mention of his name in connection with
United States Senator. Mr.. Editor
you are no doubt aware Of the fact that
we Of The country have heard some
ramos Of the bargain which is said 10
tie male with one of the wings of The
Democratic party, by which United
States Senator is TO be elected, who
must be whig who entertains just
such sentiments and no other, that this
true whjg avows. This is only rnmor
which we hope is not true, but somehow
or other, we can not help feeling sus
picious, when we see certain Journals
in this State taking such a particular
liking 10 some wings who also have q
leaning TO their old enemies Whatever
may be the course adopted by lhe few
wings of this class, we think Mr.
Editor you may safely avow that in the
country I'VE don, intend 10 submit TO o
test which shall prescribe such a host
of veterans belonging TO our army, for
the sake of gratifying some ephemeral
pol,icians-in the language Of the
faceious Senator cleo, of neighboring
district, ave don't intend to be such
fools as to build platform tina, no one
can stand upon but ourselves" We
have hitherto been upon the National
platform, where we hope to stand side
by side with Clay, Fillmore and Web
s,er and host of good and true wings
If this wont suit such wings as true
Wig, why lie, them Just slide off and
try'he narrow one they propose TO erect
We opine jus, now Mr.. Editor what is
the reason true Wing refuses to tell
HE name. We think that he is apprehen.
sive that the platform he is abon. TO
mount will next spring become loo
narrow for him, when he will unob.
served endeavor to climb back upon
ours. We will venture TO caution all such
true chiss that they had better remain
on our broad National platform, for
there is danger that their new prelen.
ded friends will betray their alteration.
Mr.. Editor think tina, you may with
Truth asser, that j, is the determination
Of the wings Of The interior TO abstain
from all coalitions with either wing Of
The d. mocracy, and that they Intend
10 occupy tie same conservative and
patriotic position that they have ever
dpne, and fpossible, they will suffer no
distractions 10 be thus submitted, which
shall tend TO the distraction of the
Party. ANTI TEST.
h0Ssuth and his Companions to be De-
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