Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-05
Wing Ticket.

lican suggests the following ticket for the
consideration of the Wing State Conven- {
toni
For Governor-JAMrs S. ROLLINS, Of
Boone.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-SAMuEL III.
WooDsoN, of Jackson.
For Secretary of State--CHARLrs ID.
DRAKE, of St. Louis, or SAMUEL CARuTn-
rRs, of Madison.
For Treasurer-WILLfAMN EwLAND, Of
Rails.
For Auditor of Public Accounts-WEs-
TON F. Birch, of Howard.
For Attorney General-LrrTLrprRnY
HENDR1cK, of Greene.
For Register of Lands-GEoReE WAR
rem SAMUELs, of Andrew.
With such men as these the Wings Of
Missouri would be invincible at the next
election.
Mai. Rollins, who heads the ticket for
Governor, is among the most able and elo-
quent Wing speakers in the State-a Wing
of sterling character-a champion worthy of
the highest honors. All will remember him
as the eloquent and fearless defender of the
Wing flag in the canvass of l84S. He was
then the Wing candidate for Governor, and,
at a great sacrifice of time and means, Wig
orously canvassed the State, bearing the
Wing colors boldly, and unstained by blur
or blemish, through the tumultuous hosts of
Locofocoism. In consideration of this fact,
and of his sterling private and political
character and unsurpassed eloquence on the
stump, feel, for one, that he is entitled to
the race again.
Samuel H. Woodson, whom suggest for
Lieut. Governor, is resident of jackson
county-a politician of distinction, gentle
man of the highest character, Wing Of
tried integrity and talents. Who does not
remember him as the undaunted and able.
Wing candidate for Congress in the Fifth
District at the last election?
For Secretary of State, let the Conven-
ton nominate either Charles D. Drake of
St. Louis, or Samuel Caruthers of Madison,
Either would be acceptable, for both are
known as men of mark-as gentlemen of
fine legal abilities, business tact, and power
on the hustings before the people.
Weston F. Birch, of Howard, was once
Marshall of the State, and is every where
known as gentleman of remarkably fine
business qualifications man of method,
of order, of high character, a Whig--in
short, just the man for Auditor.
For Treasurer, have named William
Newiand, Of Rails. Twice, if not oftener,
he has represented his county in the Gene
, raj Assembly-is a gentleman of the most
reliable qualities in every point of view.-
Just at this crisis the people would delight
to honor such men. His character and
J qualifications would be guaranty against
/ either direct populations on the Treasury or
= its conversion into money lending machine.
F., Mr.. Hendrick, of Greene, (IVhig candid
= ate for Lieut.. Governor in lS4S,) is emf
Y nently fitted for the post of Attorney Gene
= raj. As lawyer, he has no equal, much
n less superior, in the southwest. As ci.i-
e zen, no gentleman stands higher, or deserves
n to stand higher. As Wing, he needs nc
: endorsement. He is not only genuine
Wing, but working wing, who has made
q h, l., - oh,1e - Al Il
|. west. Let us make him Attorney General
: What business man does not know G
w. Samuels of Andrew, most generally
I recognized as Warren Samuels? mention
o him for Register of Lands, for which office
u his habits and qualifications well fit him
: In every respect, Mr.. Samuels is gentle.
} man of the right stripe, adding much
: strength to the ticket in the Platte country
Will not my ticket answer the end ii
: view? The gentlemen composing it are
located in every portion of the State, foul
. on the north and three on the south side o.
! the Missouri river, thus representing every
section. Entirely willing to abide the Sc
:, lection of the Wing State Convention, anc
= heartily support its nominees, whether they
be the above or others,
/ am, very truly, A WING. .