Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-04

iItsBusy- rttnef tnen 70 ectst ibso III eieoo
rate account Of it in our columns.
Meantime, let oil rscsllecs that there is
to b. Mass Meeting, on the LIST Monday
in Nay. The particular object; Of that
meeting will b ventilated hereafter. :
A atsa. Victory in St, Louis.
Black Republicalism Crushed oat-ths
;eTa Union Men TtiumphEns. %
Monday was 4 great day for 81. Lsuis,
the State, and the Union! That day the
true friend, Of the Uui.n discarded oil for.
msr differences and divisions, met Black
Rspublissnisn, and crushed it out.
The Black Republican Ticket was head.
ed BY BY John How, anti Black RspdbE.
can Ticket BY Daniel G. Taylor.
Tie Taylor Ticket WAS elected by neat
THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
This is an important result. Il puts St.
Louis in harmony with the State, IS the pd-
si.ion Of the State has jsst seen declared by
the Convention: I. kill. Black Republican.
ism, and administers soa.hing rsbuks to
diianieh and secesslohism. Hence il is
. DOUBLE VICTORY, and will BE- SO bailsd
by the people Of the State, and the Union.
The disunion psper, (the State Journal,
which Gov. Jackson and the seesssipnists
in the Legislature provided for and eador.
sed, a. an exponent Of their views stood
aloaf in the contest, publicly, at lss't. The
canvass was fought by the Republican on
the Tsylsr, Union side, and the Democrat,
on the Hsw, or Black Republican side.
Here is the platform adopted BY the U.
MEN Party, and the issue Is thus laid dswn,
wa, ssocpted By. the Republican party: :
WsshsAs, The welfare and prosperity Of
eur city are suffering Under depression
amounting to sImost snnihila,ien Of ell
bar interests. landsd. Commercial, manu-
featuring, and mechanical, which depres.
sion Is due In our judgement ssberly to
the unhappy coalition Of national Affairs,
sndths nissovernment Of our city admin
istration. and
WHERiA!, A peaceful adjustment Of these
differences. only 10 be effected by CON
premise and Cancellation. would remove
hat depression and reSssrs 10 ell classes
Of osr community, that peace and pros
perity which has hitherto blessed ihesi
l
wl.arA., The Reptblican party i tie
chief obstacle 10 the wsy q such peace
able adjustment inssmuoh ~ they have
rejected oil plans Of compromise which
conflict in any way with the Chicago
platform, especially the one known a.
the CiIr1ExbEn PROPOSITIONS, and in
asnuch - they are demanding Q courae
Of seton BY the National Administration;
which will, 10 cur judgement inevitably,
result IN civil war and the irrsnedial dis.
rupiisn Of the Union; and
WHEntls, It 10 the duty Of all good citi-
Gems to remove from our city the re-
prosch Of being under the sway Of q
party which 10 THUS warning against The
peace and welfare Of the Union. and the
best interests Of our city; therefore
Be IT Resolved, BY tbs people Of ST. Eouii,
through their delegates in Convention
asssnbisd, that we will recognise No Is.
sues in the approaching municipal cleo
tion other than Republicanism and anti
Republicam.n. and we hereby challenge
the Republican party Of this city to meet
Us on that issue; that in choosing our
candidates we require in them no other
qualifications than. honesty, espsbility, e.
deity to the Union, and opposition to the
Republican party.
The leading sentiment Of this declaration
Of principle is substantially the same en-
bodied in the Issoluti nns adopted BY the
Convention, aud lis frs, battle Tough, upon
the issue, witnessed q triumph, and the
down fall Of Republicani.m in Missouri!
All honor to the sobls Union men Of ST.
Louis! The Convention declared the posi-.
ton Of the State, and St. Louis endorses
that positisn--a BY that sndorsefisnt. IF:
fectually. TnoRousuLr, BLOTTED OUT
REPUBLICANISM!
Three times Mrse, for 81. Louisi