Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

do,cn wHh the Compromise measures, and
disSolUe the Union men--t ,rW not be long
before they wiU be cooked ard primed rsady
for new struggl. Our italics.
GLOW does the appointment Of these alb
clifton, agitation, open rebellion adiuncts
of John Van Buren,, Dix, Fowler, Cochrane
& Co., to important positions in General
Pierce's Administration accord wth the
Presidents Inaugural address,"
Mr.. Cooley then qoutes from the Presi-
dents Inaugural Address, and continues
"With these Just declarations still sound
ing in the nations ears, 'tinging,' sir, if
You please, the President, amongst the first
of his appointments, raises up to the sur
face of Executive favor and honorable dis
tinction, John A. Dix and his dissolye-the-
union followers-the Buffalo platform men
Of lS4S; who, with Martin Van Buren, at
their head, and his son John at their tail,
broke down the Democratic party with their
'leverish ambitions and their morbid enthu-
siasm calculated to dissolve the bonds Of
law and affection which unite US For all
Of which Perfdioas conduct ii seems they are
10 be literally rerarded uiH the tatted p ices
an The Presidents g3ff! Is this the ready
and stern resistance that General Pierce
assures the country he will interpose' to
prevent revolt, to save the Union? If
so, in the impressive language Of the In
augural, 'let not the foundation of our hope
rest on mans wisdom; but in the nations
humbly acknowledged dependence upon
God and His overruling Providence
"Sir, the following delightful literary
moroccan is taken from the Albany Evening
Atlas of September %, 1913, and its fra
GRANGE is particularly commended to South
ern Senator'S who voted 50 unanimously for
the confirmation of Mr.. Dix, and who may,
| peradventure, think it due to his eminent
services that he be crowned ith full mis-
sion TO France:
Gas eXponents of the Freesoi cause,
better men and truer than John A. Dix al
Seth NJ. Gates could not have been selected
Vi high order of unimpeachable integrity
with hearts that never spurn humanity's
appeals, and with an experience in govern
mental affairs, these men will command the
ardent and jealous support Of the mighty
army Of Freesollers in the Empire State.
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m';,b ta,,, tnr =, .l'ouJ'a I "1 C
con in,titmt;nn Yns We 80" ra"aat "' tI,r In,.
etnad -, T,o ;....' ieHe1I II, ~"
freedom then, and will not the gallant
'Freesoi!ers' OF New York stand bv them
MORT They proved themselves faithful and
true to freedoms cause in times u.at tried
mems souls, and shall we not express our
gratitude for their noble and manly bearing
by rallying around their standard in this
momcntus crisis? The CaSS Hlnkers and The
no-pdry Taylorue Hn,kcrs are already
smitten with the Belshazzar palsy-they
begin TO trembIe at the pros pect before
them. They prophesicI that the immense
host of FreesoiIers collected at Buffalo
would be torn in thousand tragments-the
result mas IS shS "n WAat Shor'''g"'e0 mGri'S
; "tl onx;asI,, an,;oir5. @ n ,aoI e., AZ;
ruption of our forces, and this is the only
loop they have TO hang hope on. Let lis,
by the unanimi'y and energy OF all our ac-
In n";.S, SnTw .nemh ,ne 'al."e o. 1nstF o"Itu, W
brcere emblozoned with the ;rs,r;r,in,
VAN BuREx AND ADAMs-DIx AND GATES
-FREr LABOR AND NO SIAvrRv'-ond lei
us hsnt on, igh' ever WIN the gratifying
TONS
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