Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-14

'eated the Vaccinations of the enemies of |
The Union and equal rights, the ''aid socie- {
Iy" emmissaries, thereby maintaining the
principles of the constitution and the Kan
sas bill, by which that Territory is recog-
nized as common property open to settle
ment by citizens of all the States.
Sd. In our opinion Governor Reeder in
refusing sooner TO put the machinery Of
government into operation in Kansas and by
otherwise negecting the best interests of the
people of that Territory in pandering TO the
wishes of desperate gang Of fanatics is just
" censurable for much Of the present unior-
tunate excitement Of the country, and we
earnestly hope President Pierce will remove
him from an Office which he has disgraced,
and appoint in his stead some one more ca
pable and honest.
4th. That while we deeply regret the
present great excitement in our border
counties, leading in some instances TO acts
Of violence, we fully believe that the cir
cumstances which surround them greatly |
extenuate, if they do not Justify many Of their
acts, while in our opinion nothing can ever
mitigate the villiany and treaclery TO the
South, of those presses in our State, which
under the selnblance OF advocating law and
order have been but following their natural
freesoil proclivites, by joining the abolition
al, IL, L.. 3 al
counties.
9th. That the base raIsehoods against the
people of Missouri, published by one Parks,
whom the people expelled from Parkville,
in our opinion, even were his antccedents
wanting, tend greatly to prove that his cx-
pulsion was just.
9Th. That we view the notification laws
passed by the Massachusetts Hiss Legsa-
ture as the joint product of hypocracy and
ianaticism, and hope the President relying
upon the support Of all honest patriotic men,
will strictly enforce the constitution and
laws Of Congress in that misguided State.
7th. That we will patronize no merchant
who hereafter purchases any part or parcel
of his goods in Massachusetts, or deal in
any Of the wares or products Of that State
SO long as the present infamous nullication
laws disgrace her statutes.
Sth. That we earnestly recommend to all
the citizens of the slave holding States TO
assist us in the good work OF starving tie
Knaves and fanatics of Massachusetts into
honest, lawabiding citizens, by patronizing
the manufacturers Of such States ony as
regard our constitutional rights.
9Th. That in declaring our devotion TO
the constitution and the laws of the LAND.
and our unwillingness that the sacredness
of the one should be violated, or the due
course of the other interrupted, we do not
express sentiments in opposition to those
who would deal with abolition inceudiares
in the most summary manner, as such in
cendiarieS are outlaws, wretches, whose
base disregard of all law, Divine and hui
man, renders them alike the enemies Of 6 cd
and man.
10th. That as our government is based
upon the will of the people and its prosper.
5 ity depends upon the education and patriot
ism Of not only the present, but rising gen,
| Grafton, we recommend that no one be EN-
: ployed OF permitted to teach in Sunday o.
r other schools who avows freesoil or aboli
= ton sentiments.
e llth. That this meeting appoint com
i mittee Of safety, consisting of not less thai
= one hundred efficient men who are to organ
r ze immediately, in the most efficient manne
= to give protection to our Institutions at HON
r or wherever their services may be needed
J. 18th. That we view with alarm the prac
IS tice in some of the religious denomination
e OF our union, in their religious assemblies, {
= discussing the propriety in religious poir
lie Of view of the institution Of negro-slavery a
Ell it now exists in the slave holding State.
= and it the pretext for vituperation and abus
e. of slave holders, creating thereby an exc
lg ted state of public mind, destructive TO tru
lie religion, good morals, and a love and venel
il alton for the Union of the States, and W
of recommend to the people in every county
We this State TO use every effort in their pOwt
lie to expel from their midst the ministers of a
10 denominations who teach or preach doctrine
W or sentiments at war with the institution
O. Of slavery, and prejudicial to our rights an
- the safety of our families as shareholders.
18Th, That those who oonscientiously b,
er lieve that negro-slavery is a sin, and that I
of good christian or patriot can or ought TO no
Sc slaves, ought not to seule in slave Stat
ng and such as are here entertaining such se
.ly timents, ought 10 keep them to themselve
cd or leave to other parts where the constit
he ton and laws suit them better.