Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-12-22

lNe suggestion Ol a personal lTlCllu' soUltll-
ern editor, who informs Us that in some Sec
tions Of the South, the grosscst misreprcscn-
tations have been put forth and Industrious
ly circulated by adherents Of the present
Cabinet, concerning New York politics.
The three principal parties and their rel
alive strength may be set down as follows.
!. The Democratic Party for Pierce, .... 90? .o23
II. The Wing Party FOR Scott. .,..... .231. .2S2
Ill. The Abolition Party for Hale, '..,. ?5.3S9
Totalnnmber of votes, 1852, 2,35l
The Democratic party is divided into
Isl. NATIONAL DENocRATs.-CaSs men Of
As, supporters Of The constitution, de-
Tenders of Slate Rights and adherents of
the Baltimore Plotforms Of 1914, '4S and
'52. They are known as the "Old
Guard or odd Line Democracy" whose
principles ere strictly National. They
are nicllnamcd:
]. Old Hunkers; 2. Hards; 8. Ada
mantines; i. Dickinson men. Leading
paper, the .8lbany .qrgug, Votes, 1853,
l00.000-real strength 17S,OOO.
I'd. VAN Observation-Disclosures Of Martin
Van Buren, and Charles Francis Adams
in lS4S, and now Of "Prince John. -
Advocates Of the Wilmot Proyiso, o,-the
identical men who adopted the Buffalo
Platform in '48, and swore eternal hos
tility, 10 slave holders and slave terri O.
ry. They seek 10 re-establ,h the Van
Burcn dynasty in The Presidency, and for
that purpose are endeavoring 10 form .
''great Northern party" in opposition 10
great Southern party" Their aim is
disunion and eparajion OF
the free from the slavehoding States; and
consequently abrogation OF the Constitu-
ton. They nClC, the more ehectually TO
answer their purpose, yield temporary
support TO The Administration OF General
Pierce, and as ''eXtremes meet" are aid
ed by Southern seces>ioui>ts and di>un-
ionists in the Cabinet Of General Pierce
in ustracising National Democrats. They
acknowledge that the Union parry must
and will be successful in the Presidential
contest OF 1856, but avow their conf
dencc in The perfection Of their schemes in
the formation Of Northern and a South
ern contederacy by or before lG60-only
seven years hence;-vhen their triumph
will be complete through ultra Southern
influence! The Van Buenites are va
riousy designated from local or general
causes, as
|. Barnburners; 2. FrceSoilers: g. Soils.
or Putty Heads; 4. Short Boys; 8, Sec
tionaists; 8. Jerry Rescuers." Lead
ing newspaper, The .AiJaay alias. Votes
Nov. 90, $4,000 This may be regard
ed as The full extent of their strength,
and even beyond what they can suatain.
The WuIG PARTY i classed as
lst. SEWARD WurGS.-Successor Of the
old Federal Parly-heredilary opponents
Of democratic principles and measures,
Wj,mJ proyiso men, denomcers OF the
CON romise measures and oi Southern
institutions; men who seek 10 abolish
state rights and constitutional guarantees
sympathisers with the aboliionisiS;- they
declare that slavery is 4 a! evil as
wei as social and political; advocates Of
"Eiiger Law" doctrines as superior il
obligation TO the Constitution, and viru,
ally aboitioni>t>. They are nicLnaned
Sewordites; 2.Wool!y Heads; 3. Free
/ Soil Wings; 1. Weed Men; 5. Jerry Res.
cucrs. Leading newspapers, .HJan5
Ereniag Jomaal and ". Y. TiLmg =
Whole Wing vote, Nov. SO, collectively
l6l coo. Seward and Free Democrac,
abolition strength, probably, 100000
The n. Y. Tribune has virtually esli
mated the strength Of the National Wing
at $4,000.
I'd. NATIoSAL WHiCs.-Indepcndent mel
who have heretofore ocled with the Whic
party of the nation. Although late sup
porIers of Wing principles, as advocate'
by Clay and Webster, they regard the Z
S. Bank, Land Distribution, olectiv
Tariff, and the other issues OF past years
as obsolete and conceded ideas or matter
of local instead of party preference
They are supporters Of the compromis
, measures and consti utional guarantees
defenders of State rights, and the framer
of the Baltimore Wing Platform of 1875;
They are niclSnamed
l. Fillmore men; ?, Silver Greys; {
+ Union Savers; 4. Cotton Lords. Lead
. ing papers, ~ Y. Express and .flbdn
c STATE Register.
t The ABOLITION PARTY consists of nike
e multitude of conscientious Christians, rt
: ligious fanatics, ideal philosophers, ph
| ;,,E =.