The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
AcKN0 ULEDGINS THE o)RN.

h6e AittsDu'g Journai ot tHe AOlH, ramp int
Scott organ, bequeaths the following morsel of
cold comfort 10 its friends. n Il ..a..s,.... s
) awe beginto see through the confusion of the
contested field the evidence OF defeat to one
party or the other We leave it to the scurvy
politician to see the thing he not. and can
not therefore proclaim all is wel when all is i'll,
very i'll at that. We have been beaten.
This is terribly discourag ng to those Whi-s
wao stand to their obl,gatons. and discharge
their whole duty 10 party and their country" p
|, Yes, you are right it is d.seouroging and i,
should teach your party 10 be more wise in fu-
ture, that it may be more successful The intel
Iigent voters Of this country, can be no longer
guled with military clap trap and systematic
combination of frauds without parallel for
enormity, in the history Of any country. The
voice of enlightened public justice is being heard
in every portion of the country the fiat has
gone forth and the seal Of public condemna-
ton, admonishes the world, that whiggery is
about to fall into the lomb OF corruption ard
pestilence, prepared by its own guilty hands
The people have not become 81 corrupted by
evil example, as tn wish 10 see their beloved
country, degenerate into anarchy and despotism,
through the guidance as public adminisrr ators,
o. bond of political knaves and Gu: throats.-
They see the ten lcncy of whg example to dis.
tract and destroy the country, and God be prais
ed, that they yet retain the moral courage to
condemn it, and rescue the country from the
alarming evils to which, ifnot promptly checked,
it surely tends.
Their language is, away with military avail
ability, Galphinsn, and the vile calumnes and
nefarious frauds of the whig Committee room a.
Washington City. Down with the sewa: +,
the Corwns, the Halcs, the Johnsons, the
Smiths, the Ftz Warrens and their numerous
allies, whose ambition is, not to rule or ruin,
but 10 both rule and run-to sack The public
Treasury, distract the people and dstroy this
glorious Union of States 7aa -
Citizens of Iowa, you have solemn duty 10
discharge in this election. Unless yop take a
bold stand and check the tendency TO extrava-
g,nce and corruption and bring the govern
back to its original Republican simplicity,
economy and purity, your glorious country Is
sold into the hands of lis enemies, and its day
of final dissolution is fixed and not far distant
rhe time has arrived for you to lay aside every
consideration "r personal, local. pecuniary or
ndividua, eharacteT-'o put off the apathy anu
indifference Of careless spectators-and rise TO
the dignity of men and patriots, determined to
meet the high responsibility which devolves
upon you, and strike final and successful
b Nv for your country and for freedom.
Clay and Webster, the two intellectual Giants
Of the whig party, who were the man pillars
upon which the whig fabric rested, to HON the
wise and just men Of this party looked to en-
counter and stay the storms and hurricanes of
party faction and fanaticism, and from whom
the country expected protecticn against the
flames Of agitation and secession-kave passed
away-literaiiy perishing among the angry and
turbulent pillows of universal Free Soil food,
which threatens the destructien of both parry
and country, and behold there ~ no hope left
but for the honest and patriotic portion Of that
party and Of the country, to meet the response
bity which the occasion usiers in, by commit
ing the guidanse Of tie government to those men
who are solemnly pledged against agitation and
in favor Of wholesome and healthy reform in
the adm,a; ration Of the government. We
ust all will ponder well on The vote which they
a-e about to give. s.g