Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-05-23

TO public notice. They were not only LAID
upon the table, but the Chairman decided
that they could not be published as part OF
the proceedings; in which decision he was
sustained by John G. Miller, Esq, the Wing
candidate for Congress. Oh no. They must
not be published lfpossLle, they must be
kept in the dark 1t must not 60 out that
the meeting repudiated those resolutions
That meeting. as we always supposed, is
now proven TO have been q Miller meeting
instead Of a Union meeling and great is our
establishment that Dr.. Thomas, the Chair.
man, would permit his Partially for one man
and his aDtipshy FOR another, to lead him
away from the Democracy and cast him in
10 the arms Of the Wing party.
That meeting was but "ruSe' OF the
Wings, 10 make capital for their candidate,
and we would fam believe that Thomas and
others were deceived by them but the dis
guise was too thin, and we cannot but regard
the pro(essed Democrats, who in that meet
irg, voted against Mr.. Harrison's resolutions,
as renegades from the Democratic party.
We had The pleasure Of hearing DR.. Thorn
as make a speech at this place in the fall Of
194S. He then denounced the Wilmot
Proviso as unconstitutional, and said as hard
things Of the party in favor it, as any man
we ever heard. We were pleased with the
speech; but our pleasure then, was no great
er than our establishment now, at the sngu.
lar course he has taken. ....
We understand that Mr.. Harrison is one
OF the most respectable and intelligent Wings
in the district and man OF the RIGHT METAL.
The gross outrage perpetrated against hi m
merits the scorn OF the whole community"
We fancy our venerable neighbor,
upon the conclusion of that last para.
graph, raised his silver. bound specta.
cles TO his forehead, and threw himself
back into his chair with the following
mental ejaculation eff that don't nab
| Mr.. Harrison then there is no virtue in
soft soap"
Having thus fairly started the game
against Miller, in the Congressional can.
vass, the Democrat clique turns its at.
tcniion to matters at home. Upon sur
veying the field, it is ascertained there
is a sufficient division in the Democra.
tic ranks to insure the election OF
Wings, provided they-the Wings
unite upon candidates as they have al.
ways done. This being the case, the
game of ds,racting the Wings is al
once decided upon, and the following
appears in the Democrat, under the head
of Communications :"
II If GEN. JOHN B. CLARK, will con
sent to become a candidate 10 represent
Howard county in the next Missouri Legis
| ature, he will receive the warm support o
MANY FRIENDS.
NorE.-The States right Democrats anc
the Slates>right Wings are about 10 unite t.
save the United States Constitution, the in
tegriy Of the Union and the oon(ederatee
States. A laudable and glorious union, anc
worthy OF States right Democrats and States
right Wings. A FRIEND.
That "NoTE" is a beautiful Stub tc
catch whales" truly! Talk about Wing:
uniting TO save the Constitution Have
not they ever stood by it and the Union
and resisted the encroachment of Dem
ocrats upon both? Now, when Demo
Gratis fall out, both factions are anxiou
to unite with tie Wings to save TIT
Constitution Out upon such nonsense
The Wings are Constitution, abidin!
and Union-loving people-lhey have
ever stood by and batlled for both, as
TAYLOR, a WEBSTER and a CLAY are
now doing; and they are needless
alike of the praise or blame of suci
time. serving patriots. The Union i:
their Platform and the Constitution
their Shield. They desire no mixing
no coalition with such political buck
sters as are now moving upon the polIt
ical chess board in Missouri. They
will stand by their own organization
and own men-upon their own broat
platform. This is the sentiment of tn,
great Wing party, and upon this basil
will it act.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
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