Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-02-21
THE UsiJs.:GMf. Ell itRiIn D5ooE, tof Re Ten.
,Esssse, lately in The House Of re pre-

l -IHE' CNf0N.-Mr. ETEERIDGE, or Ten
Esssse, lately said in The House Of Rel pre-
senioiiseEl 7d,Dso ~ jnshGeqsb 81 O. .on
| iit hayeibeea told land have ahsard little
Pealed = hat tbs Uniap lis geae.idIlbas
been said in this chamber That iii in the
cold sweat Of death; that IN fact il is really
dead and7mersly lying in state waiting for
The funeral ebseqnies to be ,iberfurrnsd. o. II
SO, and the war, that has been, made, upon
me in consequences. Of advocating the CEN
stitu,ion and The Union is 10 res,fi, in my
'ovsrtlirow and IN MY destruction and that
fiass that glorious flag the emblem of the
uu,en, which WAS, barRe By Washington
through q seven ysars,' slrugele,i shall be
struck from the Capitol and lrailed in the
ldas.A wheh'tiiis Union Il inferred " ant
mo more honorable winding Sheer than THAT
Ebrave:eld flag aand no more ogoridus grave
than-lo be, inferred jim The tomb % the L.
MON. Applause in the GALLERIES h For,
IN I have Stood; fer il l will continue 10
Istshd. 1 care not Whence TIE bl6ws come;
eand some will find before this thing is over
that while ihere areiblnws 10 be gsten, there
will be blows 10 ,JeceiYe;5 and that while
others can thrust there are some who. osn
parry. They win find that it is game TWO
Acah play az 6 6ipre serve thy country from
the desoialion'liat is ,ireasenipg rhef, from
trea,op. apd traitqrsIo.sr bs,uliisHns sbooe
,"Ts there, not some chosen curse? a.,
h Some hidden thnHder In the stores Of heaven,
/, (, BED With upeenmopr wrath, 10 blast the man
Who owes his greatnessto his copntryis rum"
[ Applause in The s.ilsrie.il a.sa,nns Cd,
Senator Green 4 secsssiopi,t-He says
q Missouri Wants to 60 Out Of the u
10 MON now He Depiores the Union Tri-
q umph in Virginia and Tenn essee. s7's
) WAsnrsorosl Feb. l2AS.ssrr.MThs
Navy bill Was taksn UPS MnJGreen made
strong speech ,againstih smeRdnsni 10
build the s'oops of war, ba,ing hi. remarks
on the ground tina! the country was bank
,rup,, and the object was toJ coerseo in frlde-
pendent STATES. He advocated Inc right
of Secession. and said lha, holding, Fort 4
Sumpter with guns frowning on Charleston
which It was built TO protect, was an act of
war On South Carolins, He said Carolina
has as much right 10 forts in New York
barber as The United States has to Fort
Sump'er, and he pledged bis feeble arm TO .
asst IN any contingency which might arise. |
Missouri was for the Union, but aUnion
that. gives aproie otion sto ALL Missouri, |
though Slow would act, b,,t, The action Of
Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia had
been disastrous. If the lprder States had
acted, there wculd have been peaceable |
separation p Ifnoi adjustment was made,
all the tlsye States but Delaware. Merry.
land and Virginia would go out logelhsr.---
He was afraid of Virginia. She was SO
slow. Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas
wnated to 20 cut Laughter He said
utter Northern emigrs,isf to- Kansas died
eatr they would fall iHtD the arm, of Mis-.
sour He said the object Of. The republics
ans was to sIiipguish slavery, He favor
ed Mr.. Crittenden's plan, but such amend
ments were good FOR Nothing unless there
uas,a sesrtisn Nofth.9s' 10 ned .s1e'i
a7 iHg-It is astonishing how rapidly a'tru.
ly valuable medicine comes into general use.
1t ia but Little over,a year since DR.. ] John
Bull commenced the manufacture ,iof his
Compound Pectoral Of W,td Cherry, and
now il would be difficult to find a ttoxn Of
any Botednithe United States where il is not
leRownrand usedy and its wsondsnui powers
acknowledged. and in many in stsuees iiby
P hy y,'S5M ithepfelyes55I Lafays'ls Jsura
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