Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-28
Kanaas Natter.

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We end the following well-timsd and
truthful article in the Liberty Tribune of
the 9Th. Let the bowling Demi-blscks think
Of Il:
judging from the number OF wagons that
daily pass through this city there must lie a
tremendous overland emigration to Kansas,
ss well as by river. II being understood
that peace reigns in Kansas, there is no lou
ger any fears entertained Of hostile demon
strations. II is said that even the town Of
Atchison has surrendered 10 the enemy;
money being more potent weapon than
Sharpe rifles. Well, il will be SO once in
q while-,hose who have been spending
their money and time freely to aid the pro-
slavery cause in Kansas, are gravely told
that the cause Of Democracy is more sacred
than the planting Of slavery in Kansas; that
slavery Is not and neper was question in
Kansas. We saw plainly, Immediately af-
ter Senator Bigler's speech in the United
States Senate, in which he fereshaaowed
Mr.. Buchanan's views; that Mr.. B. was in
favor Of its being free State; that the pro-
slavery asg began TO be lowered; and it has
been falling lower and lower, until it now
lies in the dust, 90 far ss Kansas is coRcern-
ed. The truth is, (prejudice aside) the
country will be 3 long time finding out the
dsep laid schemes Of the Democratic party
1--WE mean the leaders aud Office hunters, and
exhonorate the honest massey TO sacrifice
the pro-slavery cause in Kansas. God grant
that they may deceive the South, and betray
il TO more. Ii Mr.. Fillmore had been elect
ed President he would not have lifted fin
ger 10 make Kansas free or slave State,
but left the whole question to the people oil
Kansas; but Mr.. Buchanan and his office
hunting friends regard the Democratic cause
as depending wholly for its success hereaf-
ter upon making Kansas a FREE STATE,
and, depend upon it, the evidences are thlck'
ening every day, that the administration ID
determined to bring il about. The first steS
in the matter was The address published in
Kansas, signed by leading pro-,lavery men
such as Gen. Atchison and Stringfellow
and leading frcesoilers-H. Miles More and
others. We write these things not to har.
row up old political animosities, but simply
TO caution full grown men from leaving theil
own party, and going over TO party which
they have been fighting all their lives, mere
ly from fear. In other words, we want t
caution Wings and Americans from zen
tangling alliances" with the Democratic
party, and TO advise them, come what will
TO stand firmly to their own conservative
principles, and always act together for thei
country's best interests. The Democrats
never did and never will go contrary to pub
lie opinion; and hence we contend that it i.
party expediency and not Of principle. !
this be so, Wings and Americans should
form distinct party, for it is as certain a
anything in the world that, without a part
fixed, fundamental, and correct principles
our Government cannot last. No matter
such party cannot obtain power, tits, new
ertheless, the sail that sares. For ourselves
we are anxious to bring about the existenc
Of two national parties upon principle 70
a, such is human nature, that men will dide
upon issues which concern the domesti
and foreign policy Of the Government, eac
eschewing all reference to the question ;
slavery, and both seeking to advance I'll
highest interests of the country as tchol
The sooner this is done, the better, and ther
is no better time than the present for Wing
and American-who are all the same as on
Ito begin the work. If they will do s.
with the motto of no STOPPING 10 conquer the
will unite vast numbeg Of Democrats wit
them"