The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-15

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n !, Il: p.sc. CT in ~hich he resided containes
/ ihe name OF John r. Cook instead Of LincolI
CLARK, and that many Democrats IN that coun-
~ we're deceived By this ffada-voting for I
person whom hey supposed tote the nomines
| Of their pafty, bet who was really the person
they wished to vote against.
Now. Who printed these ticketsa The Whig.
Isay they were printed At Democrasic Office
Will the person who had them printed - the
person who printed them own up, and fst an:-
picion point no longer TO the guil,afss1 we
shall see, perhaps.-Dsbsqss Hs'<ad
Afer we had supposed the 1tiekst 6't'iness''
settled 70 the Satisfaction Of every one. it appears
that the editor Of the Herald. the man of dos6t-
fri eeraeity, has again appeared to ar"uss the
suspicious q; the public and feed the fires Of
friction In the democratic party
TAsiSlent,on Of this political reneg0ds is too
evident % -sqaire any explanation from Us = !.
Hisohjest ista.sexcits d,s,rust and disc"rd
among demassstsi and in the sbsence II "
press.sf guilt on Gus ~. N srumps pre-
tended information FROM the ssss md Directs
il against ~.
Ahhouvh aware Of the fnct shat-thrrr was
nm, ana Democrats tickle, ia this county ana
that. clean democratic ticket, and P''n'eo :.
mi. ofsce while there were fopSsr nve "o"g'et
ticket. 90, ou, in ,hi,esssy BY the whigs.yet
lin 81. cr..,nre NJ the unblushing impudence
= ,r.;nn.,. ssSst We are tho party responsible
=. ...,.fsndsd fraud, played OF upon the dem
esraey Of Allamakee county. Every conceiv-
able advantage in the way of tickets, was taken
LIZ IA wings 10 the late election. A straight
Wing ticket, 1rn-sa1 ticket. 1ucxEr gol up At
Plat Smiths German Office with portion OF
me candidates Of each party upon it, ticket
With Cook name and the balance democrats
and ticket with Wake6eld's name struck of
and Shields name in its place, by the side Of
rla.-..-... sers clrcutusrd " whiss on the dny
Of elestion. Those are icke,s- tsch came
under our personal observation at the poolsin
this City, while we defy any man, to show that
there was any, but the ons regular democratic
ticket in the lssnds Of demscrats in this City on
th,a ~. Notwithstanding these facts, 1t seems
TO b far more convenient for this nondescript
editor, to insinuate the Express, as responsible
for these tickets, than any other office. From
the course pursued by the editor towards por-
ton OF the democratic ticket, il would not be a
difficult matter to suspect the editor himself OF
foul play. Il he 10 in possession Of any evidence
that We have acted foully in this matter, why
don't he submit II, aud not Play -1Ssss. xnaUs
y constantly inslnuating, ws@.hs either cannot
prove, q l. afraid to make the attempt % pfcvvs
II may be. thatthe editor has heard some one
FROM Allamakes Co., say, that such ticket was
voted there but We submit, from his publicly
sssstlisAsd ,oaxt Of rsraeity in certain instanccs
that his msrs declaration, unsupported by proof,
10 insufficient evidence of the fact.
Now, We have not much money to spare on.
Of our business; but If he will prove that We
printed, or had any thing To do, direct or indi-
rect, with the getting up, printing, or procuring,
Of such ticket 40 he describes in the above
article, we viii agree to pay him one hundred
dollars in American gold whenever he completes
his task and if he d.siresit, We will deposit
the money with either Sargent orsMobley and
give himone month to hunt his proof.
Now, Mr.. Mahony, either face the music, or
forever alter hold your peace.