Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-06
Louisville Union Resolutions.

NHEREAs, CeIious dppItHehsiobs eAist IA
the minds Of the people, in regard 10 the
present position of political affairs in our
beloved country, threatening the disrup-
ton ofihat 0onmon bond which has SO
long held US as united and mighty ESQ.
.ple; and whereas, the position OF Ken
lucky as an inland State, with no outlet
to the commerce Of the world but through
a union with our sister States, and hav-
ing an extended border threatened 10 the
dividing line between two or separate
governments, we have deep and vital
interest in the preservation and perpstu-
alton Of the Union, with its constitutional
guarantees, and the consequent right to
demand Of the States, and the people Of
every section, hearing in this crisis:
therefore. Resolved,
Il. That Kentucky, in common with her
sister States Of the South, deplores the slse.
lion Of President and Vice President Of
tine United States upon q purely sectional
issue, by party whose avowed declaration
Of principles and actions prove their he's
tiliiy to the social organization OF fifteen
States Of the Usion. [rF
2. That we feel ne less ssnsilively than
eur more Southern nsighbors, the inPor-
lance of maintaining the vital energy Of ev-
cry Constitutional Guarantee for the pro-
lection of our rights, and we do not hesitate
to declare our firm, but calm and resolute
purpose Of insisting upon them all, under
all circumstances, as the only means Of in
surfing the psrpsiuity Of the Government
and the integrity Of the Union. .-r|
8. That The people Of Kentucky have a
common interest with all the slaveholding
States, aad they consider that every aggres-
sion made upon the institution of slavery in
one State is equally an aggression upon the
rights Of all. - s......-.f ..:a
! a, That notwithstanding the untoward
result of the late election, we see ne cause
to despair Of justice within the Union; es-
peeialy as beth Houses Of Congress will
be opposed TO the Executive fixed upon the
country by a sectional party. ...-.s
8. That the Free States in attempting
to nulliry the Fugitive Law by Legislative
enactment, have deliberately violated the
Cons itution, and Kentucky will insist up
o repeal Of those nuliiying statutes, by
the States, and faithful execution Of the
/ laws. -f '"--
6. That the party thus implicated in The
violating of plain provision OF the Con-
stitution is III prepared to take charge Of
the Executive department Of the Gov
eminent, and insist on The faithful .execu-
lion Of the Federal laws, solong as their
euIpabe acts Of State legislation remain un-
repealed. s:--,.
I. Believing as we do, that ths conser.
vatiye men Of the country will again obtain
control OF sll the departments Of the Gov.
ernment, and believing that nggrsssions
upon our rights can be arrested without re-
sort to extraordinary measures, ana beiev-
ing that the obligation rests upon oil TO sup
port the Constitution of The United States
which is The supreme la,p of every Stale and
every citizen we appeal 10 our Southern
brethren not 10 desert the common cause Of
the South within the Union; we appeal TO
The conservative men Of the Northern States
Of all parties, who value the integrity Of
The Union, 10 reverse their aggressive &C.
ton upon the rights Of the Southern States
BY prompt repeal Of their multiplying acts,
and give the Southern States that assurance
that those rights will be supported to the
full extent of The Constitution. '.--- --7
s. Tha; Kentucky will stand BIZ the u
nien, insisting or. the faithful execution oil
every provision of the Constitution by the
North and South, until the expressions up
Oh Der constitutional irights become more
! intolerabIe than revolution,
DYrrHERIA.-A singular and fatal dis
eose, called dyp,heria, is prevailing extern
sively both in the Eastern and Western
States. II is disease Of the threat, but
the symptoms by which it msy be known
from other similar diseases ''is the iorma-
ton of q membrane which increases gradu.
ally until the sufferer. is Ii orally strsngled
TO death, 1t is ssmstimes accompanied by
liberation and great prostration Of the sys.
TEN and at others, BY none OF these symp.
tons, yet in either case it is equally fatal
To arrest the formation Of this membrane
is equivalent TO curing the complaint, and
in most Instances may be done in the fol
lowing manner:
In the early stages Of the development
which is always manifested by soreness.
and swelling Of the throat, let The patien
use simple solution Of salt and water a,
Igargle, every fifteen minutes. At the SAM
EIins meisten q piece Of flannel with solu
ttion of salt and water, made warm ss th,
patient can bear il, and bind il around tn
Throat, renewing it as ,eftsn % the gargl,
is administered, md in the meantime
sprinkle fine salt Between the flannel en-,
the neck. Use inwsrdly some tonic OF
s,imulant, either separately, or if the pros
ltraiion be great, use both together. Csun'
lie, irritants, such as mustard pouhices up
on tts throat, are effiescious 10 all cases q
simple so.e threat, and often win avert ihi
more dsngsfons disease. This freshmen
| is extremely simlle; snd If used in the ear
llisr stages, viii effeci complete cure.
NThs Revival which hsd been in pro
gress for the tws weeks, previous,
al The Baptist Church in this place,
closed on Sunday night hat sickness
in his family preventing Mr.. CAKi
from remaining any longer, sixteen persons
prefessea religion, were immersed and uni.
tad NTH Tho churoh and several rha h AZ