Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-26

sipn brings on conGicty II is +hn s,,no ~,
n large scale, with fleets and armies Con-
front Them. toll tbc,n watch eocb otLor. .olI
Them 70 take care or ,hc national bonor orJ
interest; and they will do ~ do Il in tho
only way known to orms' tho f,vor;+o ,,.,,.
with all TO whom, ,vor il = nroress;o,,'N
when blond orcc flows tbcro is =, ord %
any ARGUMENT Inn, tbat or tho c,,no, nrt;I
blood is AVENGED w.9o,crjco, UooJ L,o bocn
shed on an .4,Dcr;c,,,, chin " ,.il1 bo met nc
potent over thc nassions rs tbc same words
were in relation TO American soil. and bro.t
about in the same wov. The march IF tbe
American troaps from Corpnq christi 70 .Lo
Rio Gy0nde ,nadp that sbcddinc, of 9, 1,,cr;-
can Wood nm .1o,cr;c,,n cor, ,,,b;nb ,,,,t ~
end TO all neoccf,l nc,o.;,t;o,s Gred I'll me-.
sions: and cxtortcd fror, conrress ,ba Jo-
cIoration or war ocainst 1Tcyico 4 s;ro;Ior
shedding Of 9. .7,acrican hooJ m nm .1,,cr;-
can Shin" on the coast oF Labrador or in
the Bay Of Fundv. no, brinc, ON - ,vor ,.itb
Great Britain. ihc rcsu,t Of occ;fon. nv
nassion. or miscons,rrotio, Of ordcrs. but
not the less colom;tous 70 tbo conrtr,. for
such rortui,ous boninrinq,
| therefore lool, limo, This r-,y,,,o,,+ or
ships TO the disputed fishing grounds as I'M
wise and danrcrors-r,ore an, 70 brine on
war than TO prevent if-and TO Lriuc i o,
suddenly and uncous,itutionaIIv. and in fine
midst oithc active commercial and Social rn-
lations of the two countries. Arbitration j.,
the remedy. and il win In tbn srcccssfi,l
one: for no ministry in Great Britain. or adj
ministration in the United States, cor,j
stand an Lour ,,.,;,,st a., ;,,,,;,,,..:.,,, ar
56OOO.OUO of people. which ministry or
administration should refuse 10 acccdc to
that peaceful mode Of settling the mcauir-
ola few words in treaty. Let either make
it, and the other will he bound 10 accept, or
/ TO give way TO those who will.
/ CITIzEHS: This is no time for diGactic
harangue-nO time for elementary discourse
eS on politics; but there are two POINTS on
which wish 10 speak and to become some
what OF political teacher. The first is
uponthc difference between LEAGUE and
a MON. which is, in fact, the difference
between the present Government of the
United States and the former Federal Con-
federation; and upon the effect OF Congress
''comprom[SeS," in unhnging the present
form Of our government, and rcmitting the
STATES TO the condition they were in under
that ''roPe Of S0nd,-the Articles Of Con-
federation. That is one point / wish TO
speak upon and should have done il if Gen.
Taylor had not died 50 Suddenly. The sec
ond point IS view Of political parties upon
'prInclplc' with the design TO present pol
iticS as science, and to show that political
! parties are sadly confused at present in Il c
United S:ates--sadIy dcb2sed by e>crcscent
questlons-sad'y degraded by unworthy, or
uns sAlilin teachers; and that many, on both
sides, are sadly misplaced; and to do this
without reference 10 e!ihcr party IN Partic-
E'"F' o", 10 Co'n' ! would not speak to
'i'sG poln'S 5cIore Ihe election because
Woulo not suHiect a DISCOURSE plrc!y did"c-
nc ana "'Sli''etcSIeu' 10 me sU> pi"'on. how
eyer ERRONEOUS OF a selfish or temporary
IoJtc,: ana ca'llL9' 10 1t ,o-nIghf' because
'iie 'IHir i u"'''' ".T occasion ADVERSE, ana
tI!u dlulcNCc CNt-SluCQ.