Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-27

of Ills house. He had n wife and children
an American Iadv. daughter of Col. VIM.
Morrison. late of Kaskaskia. an old and
respectable inhabitant and pioneer merchant,
in first opennp the trade TO New Neyico
and grand daughter to the heroic General
Bissell, known as brave soldier from St.
Chris defeat to Lundv's Lane. Mr.. Kov-
ser sent her and her children away TO sleen
three nights out of their house that house
which the law calls his castle and n cos-
tie which the king cannot enter,
He himself slept three nights ont Of his
borso: sending AWAY all his yaluablr ranors
csnccialy those of his clieuts-for thouoh
fearless of DANGER in omen dav. he did NOT
choose to wait for if in the nioht when all
tbe ootors and all the witnesses would bo ~,
one side. and darkness a mantle for MI tbeir
drcds This is what n whio mob was do
inc in St Iouis while the antics wore as
soil;nc, NIr K,vser ot Jefferson C;,,--o,-
other nroof among the Thousands which
stand out in thick succession 10 shotv how
cordially and instinctivcIv the Jvhirs Zone
div;sion of thcm\ and the Anti-Bentons
,vorl, topcthor whenever n nromrrcnt Dem
ocrot is fo he mt dotvn.
This is tbo wav the q T-nion oud IH,,.,,o-
ms meeting. the Anti Benton wing Of il,
octed ot IaGarson Citv O,,r rric,7ds s,t,.
tbev we're cheated and detrauded TO their
f,oes. tho,, felt indion,rt. thov visLod tho,.
had not come Phi thev could not holn
themselves The knev that a GREAT rnour
oood nconlc bplieIcd in ocod from the con-
vention. tbcv ;ne,v they would he acrused
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and endure; and they felt that they must
| Ieave if TO the nrogrcss Of events TO deyeI-
one the character of the mcetirr. and to SHOW.
+ tIot il was aIl fraud and the union . mock
erv, the peace. Il war on one side and sinh
mission on the other, the orrauizatinn of
the antics as distinct as ever. and their ami
mositics the same. The Democracy were
/ told to their faces that they must present
"ucceptlBle" candidates ,-mcauing such as
Anti-Bentons would accept.
They weretold the time had gone by when
Democratic nomination was equal TO an
election. meaning that they, the Anthem
tons, would support no nomination unless
it was agreeable to themselves. They al
lowed one Of their number to represent near
twenty counties by virtue of bits Of papers
purported to be proxies, clandestincly OBJ
tanned from minority squads. They were
told their favoritcs were not acceptable; OF
course they must be set aside, and lei the
Antics choose 'Jarorifes'' for them. They
brought arms into the Convention, and a de-
termination to use them, if their conduct
provoked resistance. This was revealed in
open convention, in the case Of Swearingen
and Shields against Mr. Hall of Jackson
county. After this and great deal more
which might be told, can any body say that
there is union? that the breach is healed c:
that the Jefferson Convention reunited the
parties? No such thing. Their pretend
ded union is the realization Of the tabled
union Of the fox and goose, by which Rey-
nard got many nice little suppers Oh eggs
and goslings, and then made good hearty
dinner on the old goose herself.
And who were they that dominated Al
Jefferson CITY, and prescribed the ancient
Democracy who were they? They were
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