The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30

That excellent paper, the Boston Transcript,
contains sensible article on this subject, from
which we make short extract. Its justice will
be admitted by ALL and We intend from this time
out to live up 10 its principles. The MAJ vino
advcrLiscs in our paper does so because it is Tor
his interest. We are very much Obliged to him.
but the favor is rec procal and the advantage nu-
tual. He gets the worth of his m oncy and we get
the worth Of the room. Why should we be ask
cd to throw in newspapers whenever it suits our
customers to require thcm2 We might as we'll
walk into their stores and select such articles as
please our fancy. FROM this day no Inpcr 1ci|I be
giren nac0y in this cGcc. To steamboats,, out
ward bound, We shall willingly furnish files, be-
they bring foreign papers. This is an
exchange, not gift:
"Wc guaranty paper every day to each sub
scriber, and make good all short cominus -four
carriers, but nothing further All extra papers
must be paid for when tallcn or they will be re-
fused. A newspaper is the article we deal in; it
is manufactured tor sale, and those who wish it
must purchase it, IN the same manner as oth":
articles OF merchandise are purchased We
mean to make it worth the small SUN demanded
lift is worth calling for it is worth paying for
No man thinks Of going into grocery store and
duplicating his daily articles Of purchase without
making compensation; and no man should do 50
in regard to newspaper, which has become an
article of prime necessity. This is sober truth,
if it is bluntly told We honestly intend to give
each of our patrons all we agree to, and we
should not be required to do morc.'
Sabbath Convention.
In accordance with the recommendation Of the
State Sabbath Convention held at Iowa CITY on
thn nf Il 49,
other individuals interested in the subject. we
the undersigned, ministers of the gospel Of diff
terent denominations do hereby invite
THE FRIENDS OF TIE SABBATH
in the counties OF Clayton, Fayette Buchanan,
Delaware, Dubuque, Jackson and Jones in the
State OF Iowa, to meet in Convention in the CT
ty of DUBUQUE, ON Tuesday crcning, the &c daY
Of Norcmber, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose Of dis
cussing the claims Of the Sabbath, and taking
measures to promote its better observance: and
we respectfully invite churches Of all dcnomin-
ations friendly to the object to send each sever
al delegates, and all ministers Of the gospel and
others interested in the object to be present as
volunteers to cooperate with US. 1t is expect
ed the Convention will adjourn on "Wednesday
evening
EY7 Provision will be made for the entertain
ment of those who attend the Convention FREQ
ofexpense. They will call at r. Spaulding'
BOOK store.
|. G.. Dcmmtt, !
John G. Hobroot,
G.. w. Gorham,
J. l.. Lyon, N"'"4"c 'o""'y
J. G. Smith,
}. L.. Kelly,
w. l.. Coleman, !
S. D. Helms, Lcksou Couutv
J. w. Windsor,
E. B. Turner, Dclapnrc County.
o. Littlefeld
A. Nj. Eastman. Cldyon Cnunty.
Oct. 30, 1850.
WING SPEEcH.-The Clariou Dcmocrotl
says that MIR. WALKER, the Wing candidate for
Congress in that District, made great speech
in Clarion, in which he talked of Virginia. He
said:
81 love Virginia--1 love her for her."
(lere he thought other Democracy)-"I love
her Tor her--yes, gentleman, l love her for
her-for her--aoatcr power." Great sensation
The audience COMPOUNDED.