Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, March II, 1853,
Congressional Canvass in this District
Free Sellers,


and has started with lie and SANDER in
his mouth, against us and the Wing party,
which we take the liberty Of correcting at
once. FREE Soil is to be his cry; FREE
Soil Whigs.-Benton Whigs-Blair Wings.
We disclaim all such handles to our Wing
eerv, and he who prefxes them in appIica-
,ion to us, we pronounce slanderer and
columniator. If there is any stigma at
,ached to being called CLAY Wing, we
are willing to bear it-ior we profess TO be
q Clay Wing, and are willing to defend and
uphold his Whiggery. a Free Sell Wing,
we trust cannot be found on MisSourl's soil;
hut if there be SUCH we want no fellowship
with them. With Benton'S or Bair's Free
Soiery we have nothing to do; they are MOI
Of US or ours, but belong to the Republicans
party. We have ever opposed Benton, since
we had any political views; opposed him
when the Republican editor was shouting his
praise, and he and his political associates
recognized him as leader, and obeysd his
behests with siaye-iiAe SuOSefV'ehc!' we
oppose him still, and are an oder anu more
consistent .4sti-Benton man than many who
now glory in that appeliatIon-'han e!Iher
jackson, Napton or b'Foh' tne ackno"l-
edged leaders o! the Anues. speaking o.
the Times, the editor OF the Republican
says:-
by reference to an article from the ~ ti'a =;
gov mes III .o-uH! fnP,-' ,ia,. w. ~
Soen ' or na md Bsnton marty prop
er. honinp thereby 20 induce them to make
the Wilmot Proviso the issue, and bring on!
candidate IN ooSHence TO MS .c u,o.,i,
lii1! .I'etoo! ~. ,Lo Teo,,ls With r,;-
norit1 marty. This paper will dictate to the
Wings of this District, if they will permit
it, and place them upon the precise ground
now occupied Dy Denton -,
We do not deny on' ''a' we S'iou'u O :.
pleased to see the "Den'0h PaF'! props,
in the held win ca'alu"'e, '"' O. ~ wv
"old game oil p'h0et,"5' W. 0' O'''1'' y
not being aware o. having "O.'' any '". -
thing and certain! no. 'Nte,'u''s ~ w -
Benton and his irienos VIII 'n0S' PrToIO'y
have cahdiaate-Suc. 10 ."ei' pN0''S >,
declaration, and me hsP"''''dm Tears ''''S
and hopes TO cripple 'i'a' c"!'u'ua.e III "'',
vance, by trying 10 connect Inc WIGS anu
Benton men toge'Ae'' M"e'''et DI''''''
friends Will make me W '''n'' t'''S' ,''
ISSUE we kn0" no!-ou' We 40 ,'''O" '''"'
the fePHOItc"" Won" DC F,1''o' ~ ''''
them do SO. 1AS is " '""'.! I"'''e'' =, ''-'
we leave the harmonious "'iA'''''S -
settle their own ISSUES DI.' s"y' "iT re
publican, "thi' paper \'Ne ,"'.@ WIN VIC
tate to tile wings OF 'iiS D'S'E'c'' Il '''el
will permit H. ana place then uPo" '''c p
else ground no" occupied " ''e"'O"' =
The wing party sAou1U TAKE III. p 1o'S'
ground now occupied Oy n1A'oN' '''e! 'e'
tainly Wo"'a NOT IN" us III '!''' "''A
when they called (He roll ana ''Io 'D'" o.
our undertaking 10 pace Tue parry upon "'"
ground, IS SIMPLY leo rlulc"'ouS 10 0"'.. uP
on except ny such persons as 'l'o -'.P"o'' %
editor VINO, to he'P h'InSe" ana iF''''"'
along, is Wiling 10 SANDER an exponent
The R'P"0''ca" says We agree WAN
Y. BAR that Congress possesses me power
to apply the "llmot Fro''so 10 territory De-
longing 10 the United ol"'e'' 'n"' 0'aiF say )
he is Free soier' and ergo we are lA's
is logical deduction Now we nave re-
Gently had high Democratic authority on me n,
question as to what constitutes a free Soi'-
er, and according to that definition we were
not placed upon the same platform win MF
Blair. We read that tie belief IN the pow
or Of Congress over slavery IN 'Ne 'e'f"o'
ries Of the United States does not co"''''