The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18

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lV The Miners Express seems u think that
4 the d m cratic organ cant afforu To 5ot a
dtn, cratic NOMINATION, il is abau time to with.
draw I. IA The field o.. poll les. 'ihe tiae ha !,
passed when thai paper might have tcitadraGA
anu ne time has come when it will be istebed
"hi. what pipar was il that s.nt dsm'crdttc
tickets INTO the interior countries ac'fh Judge
Ciafh s name oR.ilIeags we observe that lac:
# this deScr.p.isn Is blin. limited a h'e pa
persi=-Bnr'Ia2toa Telegraph.
The time has passed when there is :. cr>
dence 10 btrrposed in this remors loss rent-aAs,
# the Ttlcgraph-aud the time has rome, vi,
honest party men, VIII pa his inc .herent nut
iesings BY, with That disgust they 50 cordially
merit. n journalist who has no regard for truth
~ dncency, and whose sole desire is to compass
and father division al The dem cia'ic party, is
dos med 10 meet with maay obs acles and rrv,r-
Sc in his p ltieal percgrnations
\ broad insin aon is laid at our door, that
we circulated democratic tickets, with Judge
cla.k's name left off This IS wholly ground
less and now that lice has been much said
upon the subject, based we i,n1eine, entirely
upon an article VII Oh appeared in TIE Niascatne
Enquirer, We ask lhe editor OF that journal
whether he intended 10 apply his remarks to US
We have II thing to regret IN the course we
pursued during tlie last canvass, and all the de-
nunciations Of intere$tcd politicians and fulm-
nators 81 discard n tie garb Of neutrality and
ten thousand Of the stne kidney added, gould
not in the sli .ll'est degree change our opinion
We condemned the action Of the Musea:ne
Convsn:on and ii i was u d. ovtr AGAIN to-
morrow, our course " I'D 81 the SANE t
l The time has come wnen scientific manouyre
ing in democratic. Conventions must cease
When lcw Frstless tieiams about Burlington,
are not II control the deliberations of cur con
ventinns--or farewell 10 harmony aud prosper
lily in the ranks Of the dcmocraey. Ia making
this applicati4l 10 the democracy Of Burlington,
we include'but s.aaii phftion of he party bat
they are Of that peculiar type, who are gensr-
ally prompt, active and wiley IN their undefiak-
Tags aud are always better pleased, when produc-
itfr, han healing Difficult les
TIE e,iitar of ,he Telegraph seems to be the
month poae. ofthis fac'ion, and from the reck-
less and v;nticiive ours.. which has been pur-
sued, the substantial portion Of hr d mocraiie
party, have lilte to expect from i'm Or them.
The result Of the elect,pngln democratic Des
Moines, sll rvs that our views are not Ill found
ed But notwithstanding the mor'ifying posi-
ton that The n s,eht portion Of the party in
that county are placed in from he cause above
named, the democracy Of Dubuque county
the banner ccunty OF the State ARE daily tainted
through the columns Of the Telegraph, with
being the head desits Of dtSorganfsation. as.aa
"A clearlparty majority Of over 400 votes, seems
to strike the,astut gentleman oflhe Telegraph,
as no evidence of harmony and union; but only
proves to his distempered mind, that the germ
of democratic dissolution is planted right here
in Dahuqne ; while his own proud democratic
Des Moines, where the democracy have met
with an overwhelming defeat, Attributable 70
doubt t. the folly of his course, and those who
rule him, is claimed to be the fountain and
source of all true democracy-yea, the inner
sanctuary Of the temple. II may be well for
the editor to look about him and discuss the
causes VIII ch have produced this unfortunate
result in his own county, and apply the remedies
necessary to cure the evil, before he wandcrs so
:ar from home, TO exercise The functions of a
self installed and pompons counselor. I he bal
lot box is the place TO tfy mems democracy
Their vehement boastngs and bosterous decla-
nations before election, all amount TO nothing,
ifthey fail to be found at their post, WHEN the
grand, iaal, test is presented
This is a theme that we by no means exult
ever. We regret the result deeply Ard re-
gret still more, that any occasion should have
been given and repeated twice or thrice, for us
10 notice The subj ct IN this manner But, NOR
tifvnr as it may be- to learn of the defeat of cur
political friends, we cannot submit that men,
who have always rigdly observed the articles of
party fai h., shall be daily tainted with infidel-
ty, by those whose professions Of faith are
strong, but whose practice fails entirely to sus-
tain them, their party, in the hour of need
We trust we shall hear no moro from Bur
ling.on, about boters and disorgani=ers in Du-
baqre.
TIE FISHERY QuEsTioN.-Mr. Champion,
he British Minister, has had an interview with
he President, in which he informed him, that
Lord Derby had taken the fishing question out
of his hands, and referred 1t to the Colonial
Governments