The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

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sr"at victory they had achieved in the State of
io"a-ciaimlss tosh members of congress, and
whig majority in The i'estf..ure, and as a
consequence, whig gain Of ons Senate. = ,he
F'.cs of the Hon. G. W. Jones. whose term
expires on .h~ 3rd March 1853 Bu,, the news
OF fo-doy places d fatent resrl. on the election.
1t appears, that the Hon. B. HEM is re elected
to Congress, by an increased majority, over the
last contest, that the Legislature is nearly ''eo
thirds democratic, the democratic Safe OHcers
| are elected by near fifteen hundred majority,
and that the State will not loose the serviscs Of
democratic Senator. Judge CLARK has, If is
true, been defeated for Congress, but, that vas
owing entirely to the democrats in the counties
of Cedar, Linn and Johnson, who supposed him
unffiendly TO their local interest. lfthey bnve
secured man who is friendly to their local in
'erest and unfrendiy TO every general principle
of their party, have they really achieved vic-
tory, WORT having? This is question for
them to settle in their sober moments. think
they will regret sending whig to Congress.
from democratic district. A man, that cannot
represent the people, for the best reason in the
world, and that is, that whig can represent
republican principles 1t is contrary to the
ture Of things. And these citizens of Iowa who
have lent their aid to elect Mr.. Cook to Con-
gress,wil find now it is too late to cure the evil,
that whg has no generative qualify, is not
substantive being kind of will the wisp,
that futters, fickers and terms and twists; being
all things to all men, with fixed rule of action
.r1o thnt
has assumed more elias than the rainbow has
colors visible to the eye,--and for such person
to represent the republican State of Iowa, it is
utterly impossible; it is msnomer, both to ma
ture and politics. Therefore, this little mishap
TO the harmony of our political friends, in our
| gallant young State, must be righted at subse-
quent elections, and whiggery lef, alone in his
| undisurbed retirement.
! One other course is assigned for the defeat Of
Judge Clark and that ls that the ssneutral Press
of the state aided the whig party throughout
This is enough to prove the truth of the old pro.
verb, that "he that is not for US, is against US
There is abundant truth in the Provsrb in Iowa,
and the Judge is no,o ueH apare of this fuct, in
their opposition to the democratic party, and in
cns.ing their votes for the. wings, at the recent
election.
see no reason TO change my views, in refer-'
ence to the Presidential Election. The late re-
suit will but add stimulant to the democracy,
and, when. November comes, Iowa, will then
speak out ina large majority, we'll up to frs
thousand for Pierce and King, the democratic
nominees.
am fully aware, that Mr.. Warren is engaged
in this city in Illuminating all Kind Of documents,
full of fabricatons against franklin Pierce, and,
that Iowa is we'll supplied, under the frank Of
Truman Smith, with the most shameful tissue
OF falsehood, than none others than the deleca-
BILE Seward lieutenant could send forth. But,
that is not the worst part of the business inlowa
Let democratic Senators or Representatives
send documents;>-do they arrive at their dist
nation? far, very far from it. Nr. Warren he
fore he left the Post Office Department had we'll
supplied just routes with Post Masters, and, too
faithfully do they serve the cau7e for whfch
they were appointed. Hence, for the present.
there is no remedy; but, the time is not histant'
when reforms most needed will be applied 70 all
the sewardites, that have lent themselves to the
bidding of Mr.. Warren, and his intrigue, against
the republican party.
North Carolina has completely riddled whig.
gerry at the frev~.-siecton, Gov. Reid is re-
elected by large increase voie~c~--- -iasl
4 election Indeed, | shall not be surprised to
: learn, that his majority may ovcrgo free thousand
d rotes The Legislature is democratic on JOINT
). ballo, by four majority, and his secures b ..
/ Senator, to be added TO the democratic majority
= = already in that branch of Congress. lam sure
that this result seals the fate of the Seward can
4 didate in the Southern States. ltis extremely
doubtful whether that party will obtain tor their
candidate, fire States Of The Union. know OF
J. none that they can ebtain, or, even calcuiate
| upon getting, that will reach to that numbers
,fl The fsh question is still unsettled; bm,h is
E DOSING its importance every day, from the fact
n that our people intend to FISH any now, and, the
British being pretty well Convinced Of this, 1t Is
A supposed the order will be Withdrawn Ihs
at Ministry at home is being handled pretty
at roughly for their wishing to injure the com
IT merce and trade with the U States and the i'm
8 preston is, from the last adyces, that the Der
by Ministry will have to retire from power. lr
that event, the question will soon be setted,an
N our people permitted to fish when and where
'- they please.
!" Congress is very busiy engaged, and, as tn e,
have determined to adjourn on the 3ist. 20,
a may expect a large amount of business to b
f. done in the two remaining weeks of the session
10 Judge ConkIing is confirmed Minister t
re Mexico, by the Senate, and the Post Maste
~ General, Mr.. Hall is nominated as his success
or / presume the Senate will also confirm NJ
&C Hall.
II, Mr. Webster is somewhat dissatisfied in hi
10 present positon and his friends at the east an
!, some other Places making efforts to pre- ser
his name to the people for the Presidency.
:. is altogether unnecessary for them to 60 to th
trouble. Pierce and King are good as elec
ed to their respective efIices,a for the Hon
"" Breckenridge of Kentucky, said,!h other mig
''e in addressing the democracy, that the "conte
M was settled, nothing more requisite than u
counting Of the votes" to their election IN tor
and being think SO myself
ira. :,
nse J P. II ale, for President, and J w Julia
trul for Vice President, is the ticket for the dsr
q rsrdcrs of The constitution and the original col
pact between the States. Thisslntter ticket W
it'll, narninated at Pittsburg, where Fred Dousla
ay rho negro acted M Secretary.
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