Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-10

whether there hall be more slaves in Kan
sas or not. Thus Kansas is a slave State
to. day, and forever, unless you contrive
some means 10 defeat this Constitution,
made by these bloodhounds at Lecompton.
Your fathers call upon you TO rise and pre-
serve the name of Liberty which they gave
to you. And if you vote Tor that Constitn-
ton at all you vote Tor a slave Constitution,
Tor it is written all over with slavery.
say here tonight, that these men who made
that Constitution, a blacker set you cannot
find out OF hell. You may commence at
John Calhoun, and 90 down TO Bat Jones the
hero of Oxford, and blacker williams cannot
be found.
Truth, they know not what it means
Honesty, they don't know has an existence
/ say TO you as Americans, as country
men, and friends, sou will be dscharging
holy duty to yourselves, and TO the country
which you love and adore, even If you are
compelled to crush out the authors of that
Constitution. say the President Of that
Convention, John Calhoun, who is covered
all over with crime, upon whose tomb stone
should be written (if he should ever die)
Feton! FelonU FelonL! is the dictator OF
Stephen A. Douglass. don't wish TO say
that Douglass will favor this Constitution,
but if Calhoun should say so, although |
never would believe him in anything else,
should be constrained TO believe him in
this, for don't know which would trust
| first Calhoun or Douglass.
These men who framed this Constitution
have separated themselves from all honesty,
and from all honor which existed in that par
| ty. There are honest and true Pro-slavery
men who. left the party in disgust when they
saw the poisonous fruits Of that Convention.
Calhoun and his party number to-day less
than two hundred men-meD did | say? no
friends. We have Williams in that party WHO
understand how to make up election returns
and is not Calhoun able to send in more afro
cious frauds than was even perpetrated in
The last elections.
told member of that Convention last
night that we will head or be head them.
am not going TO advise war or bloodshed here
tonight, for perhaps there is no use Of that,
We have now got the goats so separated from
the sheep that we can easily kill them with
out committing crime. For truly believe if
God should show his special Providence to-
night, we should see in these starry heavens
his hand commanding us to extcrminate these
damned williams. The whole people Of the
civilized world would loudly applaud us,
while the women of Kansas utter praises to
Heaven that their virtue was again safe
They went to Lecompton and played cards,
drank whisky, and made this damned Con
stitutiou. Why the grocery. keepers at Le-
compton have got rich by these devils, and
are now going down 10 Lawrence and invest.
ing their money in city lots.
| do not wish to advise you what TO do, but
ere long we will have Mass Convention
here in Leavenworlh City or Lawrence oil
all the people OF Kansas. We will have I'm.
ion Democrats, National Democrats, conser.
vative Pro-slavery men and all who are OPP
posed 10 this last trick played by these
damned outlaws. There are men who wish
to trust this 10 Congress, or wish TO head of
, the Constitution in some other peaceable
way. There are speakers here tonight who
will differ from me, thinking AIN taking tor
severe course. But 10 my feeling moth
, ing is too bad for these damned sons O.
bitches.
know Gov. Walker himself will do al
in his power 10 see that Congress will reiec
this Constitution. He will act in any courst
the people of Kansas will adopt to delea
e this heIlish scheme. And mind you, these
, black hearted villains will not have the U
n S. troops to guard and protect them.
e Now if the people Of Kansas choose, Ont
t if we only had the feelings our fathers had
r in their perilous times, and could have th'
, same noble spirit which acIuaed them; say
we could raise such a storm, and feeling o
indignation as would drive these damned
0 Williams from Kansas long before the 2lst o
, December, and their constitution would b.
laid away. If had my say about it. wouIt
t say 10 Jack Henderson, Ea>tin and Calhoun
. and every other damned william Of them
! leave Kansas, now and forever. For | can
D not live on the same soil with those black
: hearted fiends. ....
e would drive them from this place to-nigh
and brand them with red hot iron upon thei
0 ioreheads, william, william, william, SO the
/ would be deep disgrace wherever the,
= might 60. Oh my heart revolts when
. think of their acts in days gone bye. The
= have used this language to MS and carried
into effect, and now we will see what ef'ec
= it will have at the other end Of the horn.
4 Gentlemen, it was bad enough when the
robbed us, and plundered our property
When they drove women and children dow
the river, when they killed our friends an
t relations. but now when we have electe
= our Legislature, our Delegate TO Congress,
and the people, by their votes decided Kan
:, sas should be free, TO have few damne
!, rascOs try TO stuff their peculiar insttutio
down our throOls, then | say it is time t
=, arise and do something for ourselves, an
: show to these recreants 10 humanity thf
y Kansas shall and will be free.
$ Gentlemen, do not believe the people
= Kansas will crafty tins party so much as
= keep away from the polls, they will be ther
= every man of them, they will go toIhe poll
If and "pole" those who attempt to vote. II
}, had my way thosgh, l would send Jack Her
II derson and the rest OF these scoundre
o where they never would breathe the pui