Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
From the Jefferson Inquirer.
Jackson and Stewards Spe eeh.

In order that our readers may have an OPP
portuntiy OF reading the organ grinders re-
tutation of the trick in publishing part Of
JackSon'S three days speech, we copy his
''Errata" in full. Ii is rich and spicy. 1t
will be recollected that we made the accu-
sation against The ro't tens about this attempt
10 deceive the people some three weeks
since.
"ERRRArA-Wc have seen it stated in
several of the Freesoil Disappointing sheets
Of the State, that the three days speech Of
c. F. Jackson, which the FreesoilerS so
richly deserved, while they so cordially des-
pissed, was by after agreement incorporated
into the speech OF Robt, NJ. Stewart which
was published at our office. We have not
thought it worthy Of an especial notice,
proceeding from the sources which it did,
but as it may mislead some, we deem it
proper 10 state, th,t this version is a will
! tul Misrepresentation.
The speech OF Jackson has not been pub
!shed, nor any portion Of 1t, save only the
notes which We're taken by the reporters, for
the different papers OF the State. Bat for
the satisfaction of these FreesoIlerS and
Disorganzer>, we will inform them that
the speech will be pub i>hed hereafter
Now, we venture the assertion that not
one person who was present and heard
Messrs. Stewart ard jackson both speak,
who will take up the speech published as
Stewards, and read il, but viii bear lis out
in the charge that remarks and quotation,
made by Jackson, arc published as the re.
marks, and quotations made by Stewart! II
only requires perusal of the speech pub
lished as Stewards, by those who heard him
TO discover the deception and fraud, and it i.
useless to deny it. The misrepresentation
is on the part OF those who attempted tc
deceive the people. We rccollect distinctly
10 hear Jackson read some extracts, and W,
find the identical extracts, in the publiShet
speech of Stewart, who never alluded &c
them. But a peru>al of the "Errata" vii
convince any wnprejudiced mind that there
, is something "rotten in Denmark"
But the richest part OF the trick is th'
soft declaration of the organ grinder tina
! Jackson'S speech will de published hereai
ter. This presents q beautiful state OF at
fairs to the democracy The third Congress
ional district. Jackson in his canvassin
avowing that the notification resolution
nave HOtliilS W uo WIN MS SicCtlOli-'hd
!, they are dead--and the organ of his part
declaring that his speech in favor Of tn
reasonable resolutions ahall be "publshe
: hereafter published after the election
published after he has deceived the democ
4 raoy OF the third district, who are opposed t
: the neutrality-suspicious. after ne gets hi
seat in Congress, and laid down as the basi
; of his political creed-notwi'hstanding
!. his present canvass he openly declares h
= has nothing to do with them:
We ask in all candor can friend Of III
Union, friend TO the democracy, and frier
= 10 Col. Benton vote for such man as c.
y Jackson? Can they, will they do it? W
II hope not-we hope that every lover of Il
II peace and quiet OF the democracy-ever
over OF the Union, il there be no other cal
g didate than the two now before the vote
IS of the third district, will boldly cast the
n votes for the opponent of Mr.. jackson. +
l. urged his friends 10 vote for wing 10 d
!. feat Col. Benton. Let his own rule be a
piled to himself.