Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-14

tinc'ive policy Of the Administration has
c ,ne in issue in onr State. Not only the
peculiar policy of the Administration in
this respect will be involved in this result,
but the new idea, lately enunciated, that
the President is the principle and that the
Administration is the party; that all creeds
and oil platforms have passed away and
that the Cabinet and the powers that be,
shall make our creeds and reconstruct our
platforms. All this will be in issue. In
the days of General jackson the great mot
10 which immortalized his administration
was, "The Union-it must and shall be
prseryed.' This motto has now been
changed into "The President-he must and
shall be sustained" Pennsylvania in De-
tober will be called upon 10 decide whether
she will prefer TO sustain the doctrines
which have made the country prosperous,
or TO desert these doctrines for The purpose
Of sustaining the President. ...t
His remarks upon the Washington Union
ore as follows: ...
$50 | NAV rest this part Of the case with
the President. Gentlemen, you must oe-
gin your Indictment from December Of
1857. You cannot go back Of that period
without shooting your arrows over your
house and striking your-master!
1.-THE Washington Union claims TO be,
and doubtless is, the organ of the National
Administration. The day has gone by Tor
repudiating the Union. IL is as much
part of the Administration as the Cabinet
itself; and yet through the entire South,
among the most earnest friends oil The gen.
eral policy Of the Administration, among
the most ardent advocates Of Lecomp'en-
2 ism in all its chameleon shapes, there is
but one sentiment Of contempt and condem'
nation of The course of the Washington
Union in regard to Judge Douglas. Ever
the e who are indebted 10 the administra
ton for patronage in the South are COMPEL
ed 10 denounce the war upon The gallan
Senator in Illinois. In Indiana where thu
animosities 10 Judge Doug las are so nOto
riors, the Lecomptonites are forced by pub
lie opinion 10 repudiate the policy OF th'
Administration snd 10 denounce the Union
Nearly all the administration papers In th'
west and in the northwest, excepting only
those sustained by the money OF the people
in Illinois, trample under foot alike the Eng
li,b bill and the Washington Union.
Nov, then, if the Union is the organ o
the administration; if it is the recognized
reflex Of the opinions of the President ant
Cabinet, what is the irresistible deduction
from this extraordinary and extended repu
diation of the Union? Clearly and unequiv
ocally that this administration, as / said a
Tarrytown, is on the eve Of being Tyler
lied. The prescription Of Douglas, AM
the test of the English bill, are oil that III
administration recognize as remaining o
the immortal creed Of the democratic party
and these the whole democracy indignant,
reject! The Union, speaking for the ad
ministration. stands by and sees secre
organization in the South, prepared, undo
the lead of distinguished agitaiors, to ur
dermine the foundations OF the fairest lat
rio Of free government ever erected by IN
hands of men. The Union, speaking 10
the administration, beholds the fragrant at
tempts 10 revive the odous traffic in slave.
and to set OF defiance the solemn treatie
with foreign powers: The Union hear
calumnious southern assaults upon ID
President and the Cabinet; and yet has IN
Union no word to speak in complaint o
condemnation of The one or the other G
these exhibitionsl All its faculties are EN-
ployed in the ostracism Of gallant men /
the free States who follow the renIwne
flag of the democratic party, and stand up
on the accepted platform Of the democrati
party, and refuse to yield up the principle
of which, as honest democrats, they ar
pledged. This is the work Of the organ c
James Buchanan" ..
In conclusion, Mr.. Forney reviews III
political condition Of the democratic party
the Union newspaper, and the Union, claim
ing that all the democratic victories in tn
north have been ti-Lecompton, and con
cludes by predicting the complete over
throw Of the Presidents rule in the comm