Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
New York Union Electoral Ticket.

A Joint Union Electoral Ticket has at
length been agreed upon in the State of
New York, and the Bell, Douglas and
Breckenridge papers all appeal earnestly to
the Union-loving and sectional-hating mass
es to rally to its support.
The Ticket is composed of Eighteen
Douglas men, Ten Bell men, and Seven
Breckenridge men.
Speaking of this movement, the En-
press says.
"Ths ticket as now presented:
independently Of the national sentiment
which is its ground work, has this advan-
tage over others: it is, in a good degree,
the uork Of the people themselves, without
intermediate manipulation OF or interior
snoe from the politicians. Hence it is not
machine made ticket-but the direct Of
spring of the peoples will, that declared
itself, in mass Convention at the Cooper In
stituts, on the l7th September-Douglas
men, Bell MISUNDERSTANDING men men Of
all parties, indeed, save sectional Republic
an-join in the declaration. Now, if ever
the voice of the people could be the voice
Of God-it seems TO us IT was the voice
which found inference there.-and the
voice which now, in obedienuewvto that Ut
terance, recommends to all the citizens o.
''the State of New York, who are opposed
''to the election of Lincoln and Hamlin, ant
''who are IN favor Of preserving the Unior
''of these States, upon the basis Of tht
"Constilution," hearty and cordial sup
port Of the ticket now submitted TO iheil
consideration.
"The good work of bringing the people
together, then, having thus been happily
accOmplished-nothing now remains to b'
done but to 60 on perfecting the minor de
tails of organization throughout the State
The time is short. There is no time TO b
lost. But little more than forty days inter
vene between now and election. Let eve
ry man, therefore 60 TO work. There ar
some dark places here and there in III
} State, which only need little light, t
| drive from them The pestilent vapcrs O
Republicanlsm--a and that light can only b
diffused by a systematic circulation q
Union documents, keeping pace with per
severing exertiOns On the part Of the bes
r speakers we can bring into the field. TIL
Republicans, il ought not TO be forgotten
. are vigilent, industrious, and spending lik
i water The money stolen from cur tax pay
ers last winter, not only to hand over III
State to their sectional Presidential candid
ate, but TO return the Albany power
plumber us next winter.
Fellow citizens, friends Of the Unto
and the Constitution: With patriotism fc
your motto, and not plunder-with primo
!, pie TO uphold, and not men merely, let L
!, come up to the work before us, hand
>. hand and shoulder 10 shoulder. Now
!, the day and now is the hour. The oOntes
you need not be reminded, is no ordnar
one. Momentous events hang upon it,
q A country saved or country lost is the il
!, sue. We have never doubted that, Wi
the opposition to Lincoln united, we ccul
beat him in New York; but let us endeav,
o show our Union friends elsewhere, th
we can do something more than barely be
! him. The thing can be done by fifty tho,
. sand majority just as well as by five thOl
sand majority, if the combination now e
feoted is bu. backed up as it ought 10 b
> and as we are sure il viii be, by discrim
J nation, energy, perseverance and putrio
. ISM"
/, Coming Over.