Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

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The Union Movsment-Nsw York the
Battle Field.
The New York Herald speaking Of the
Importance Of the Douglas and Union move.
ment in that State, says:
The coalition movement of the late Syra.
ouse Convention, in connection with the
tremendous popular conservative reaction
which has broken out in the Southern
States, Significantly points the way to the
defeat Of sHonest Old Abe Lincoln" and
to the prostration of this misunderstanding
and dangerous slavery agitating Norlhern
Republican, party.
NewsYork is the key to the possession
Of the battle field. Her electoral vote, ad.
ded TO the vote Of the South, will give an
electoral vote Of l55 against Lincoln, or
three more than the required majority vote
Of l52. And now The fight begins; for the
materials are at hand, and the plan has been
adopted whereby they be effectively COM
bined for the reconquest of the Empire
State by the majority Of her people. In
1856 the popular vote of Buchanan and
Fillmore in This State exceeded that of Ere.
mont by some $4,000. Since that our To-
cal elections have gone by default, but they
all show the Republican party to be in q
fixed minority Of the popular vote. Last
year upon the test vote Of Secretary Of
State, the popular majority against thi.
party was only fourteen hundred; but then
there was total deficiency in tho popular
vote, as compared with that of 1856, Of some
$4,000. The Republican party fell behind
its vote for Fremont only about 26, 900 leav-
ing margin upon fair es innate for an
outstanding majority against the Rspsblis
cans Of between forty and fifty thousand.
The bulk'of this Anti Black Republican
,vots will be brought out upon the joint
stock Douglas and Bell Electoral ticket
A few thousand scattering votes may now
be counted for Breckinridge; but there is
good ground for the belief that his parti.
sans in this State will come into line in
season 10 give the finishing blow TO "Old
Abe" in November. Let this complete flu.
sion be made by the Anti.Lincoln elements
ofNsw York. and New Jersey, Pennsylva.
nia' Indiana. Illinois, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut will follow her example, whereby
most if not all, Of these States may be turn
ed against the Republican ticket,
And why.should not the Breckinridge and
the Douglas Democracy coale,ce in all the
Northern States with the Bell and Everett,
party. The paramount issue between the
intractables Of The tive Democratic factions
appears 10 be the whip-hand of the Demo-
cratic party for 1864. But can ihey not
see that this old, worn-out party has gone
the way Of the old Wing party-tha. it is
dsad--and that its funeral rites are now 90.
ing on, and will be finished with the buris,
Of the defunct in November? Why, then
stick 10 these old party names and assooia.
tions, when the party itself has ceased to
beP The Douglas Democracy ana the
Breckinriegs Democracy are liberated, and
having no sympalhies with the Southern
fre'eating Democracy, and being equally
opposed to the abolition programme of the
Republican party, what is there to prevent
the proposed Northern Coalition, in Good.
eration with this new and powerful Union
movement in the South?
The division Of tho Electoral Vote Of
this State or that State, among the parties
interested in this plan of general coalition
is secondary matter: the first necessity
among all concerned is Linooln's defeat.
Acting under this common impulss-.the de.
feat Of Lincoln, as their first object, the
disbandsd Democracy, in CONJUNCTION with
The Bell and Everett party in New York a.
lone, can do the work. They have fixed
majority Of the popular vote of this State to
begin with, and they have all the moral ad.
rantages on their side, Of the "irrepre,si
bic conflict" the John Brown foray and its
'saohings, the socrifce Of iSewsrd, and the
manifold corruptiOns fihe Republican par
y at Albany. last winter. Thus, through
generous rivalry in the common cause,
md by proper managements among the sew
'ral parties opposed TO Lincoln in this State
may As carried against him to the
'xtent Of forty, fifty, yea, sixty thousand
majority.
This will do, for this result will be the
md Of Lincoln, and the end of this anti-.Ia.
'sry holy alliance Of the North and ils un.
lcly crusade against the institutions Of tho
south and the peace Of the Union.
FAprsachsr, walking throueh grave.