The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-05


egty the standard OF our country, will extend her
wings over the land which is ruled now, with a
rod of iron By the arstocracy of Great Britain
%. MEARa.
Our delegation TO the SENATE Il
Iowa that Washington was to the Unoa-hom
est, faittfM and true. JAMES MULLIN.
Hon. Geo. w. Jones-Oar guest, neighbor,
and frend-he comes up to the Jeh'ersanan test
Of oiTice-he is honest, capable and friend to
the Constitution. THos ROC ERs.
The "-Ncutral" Presses of the State of Iowa
Their position of neutrality can be no longer
mistaken-like the factons which they have
represented they will soon be defuact
]. O'HALLoRAN, V.P.
Hon. Gilman Folsom-The able, eloquent
and incorruptible Representative from Johnston
Dubuque owes him debt of gratitude which size
most cheertuily acknowledges. God bless him
THos. ROGERS.
Mrs Geo. w Jones-the amiable and &C
c,mplished wife Of our Guest. May she long
continue an ornament among the Ladies of Du-
buque. CHAs. CoRKERY, V. P.
The Dubuque and Keokuf Rallroad-The
Legislature of Iowa having elected the avowed
friend and supporter of the Dubuque and Keo-
kuk r. R. to the U. S. Senate, can they refuse
to re memorialize Congress for grant of land
IL :,
II. S. HETHERINGToN.
The Hon. Geo w Jones-Who we'll knows
how 20 get grants for Railroads, from Uncle
Sam, for young Iowa. NJ. J. SULLIVAN.
I Goto Heinsheimer S. -
Heinsheimer has in store,
Goods-who witness will adore,
Ye who want and wish TO buy,
/ Call as ye are passing by,
/ At Heinsieimer's.
Ileinsheimers coats are best,
hu all onnessed)
The Flag of our Union-Through the wise
and patriotic exertions of our Representatives
III Congress, may he1 proud folds yet wave over
tinent, and her supremacy be acknowledged by
every Nation and people of the earth.
10. P. Burnside.
Hon G. w Jones-May his success in Con
gress be equal to his triumph in his recent Elec
lion to the U. S Senate and may his journey to
Washington prove agreeable TO himself and his
amiable Lady and although he may receive an
occasional shot in the rear, he will never surren.
der. 5. nj LiNGwoRTHY.
The good feeling of the company.
J. Ii. EMERSON.
The working friends Of Gen Jones. They
are deserving the gratitude of the people.
JosEPH c. JEsyINGs,
Hon. G. w Jones-The efficient and un
compromising repres, NATIVE for The interest Of
Iowa in the Senate Of the U S.
A L. SIMMER.
Hon. Geo. w Jones-Though it has been
averred that he ocou!d not be elected constable
a. home, The many smiling countenances be
fore u, attest our JOY in haillng him as the Sen
ator elect from Iowa. IL. Z. Pierce.
The Constitution of Iowa, and the Union
May they withstand the assaults Of all their foes
and be lasting monument of the wisdom o
their founders, WIN. !. ANDERSON.
The member from Mahaska, DR.. Ross-Al.
though viii , in politics, he had the moral cour
age to lay aside the partizan, that the peop''
miubt be represented j. d. Jennings.
The Iowa Legislature By its late choice o
a u S. Senator, we have the assurance that |
rightly appreciates the wishes of the people
hat it has the interests of our State and coun-
try at heart, and that it ,oiH not disregard th
merit of devoted, long tried, and efficient pub
service. M VANDEVER.
The Irish DenocTacy.-True, 10 their post il
the time of need JonN FITZPATRICK.
Dubuque, the Commercial Emporium an
bright Star of the North West. She owes
lasting debt Of gratitude and thanks to the Hon
orable guest of the evening. H. w. SANFORD
Hon. JAMES M. LovE.-The able. faiihfr
and talented Senator from Lee county may h
b, the successor of Hon. Bernhart HEM in tn
npress o the United States. VIM. A JONES.
The Rams Horn Rail Road-As understoo
by the honest citizens of lowa-Our first, ou
last, and our most cherished project.
DIR. T MAsos,V P.
General G. w Jones.-A man who by h
u,right course in public life the favorite
all palt es in Iowa, and in regard 70 who's
course his political enemies can find no fau
except by res ,rting to base fabricafions.
DR. F. COLEMAN SMITH.
Honorable George w. Jones-Though tn
eb;ect. we rei,ice that he has not been the ri'
ton of personal hate. May the talent whic
we, his neighbors, know him topossess be st
more generally appreciated.
VIM. w. SMITH.
The sstwenty drunken lrishnen' who we
represented at Iowa City to be "'he only frien'
of Genl Jones in Dubuque" q love that rio
brogueP
u j. G.. FAssITT.
desire in my own behalf and in behalf OF Il
whig party to whom belong, to present
Senator Jones our warmest congratulations {
his re election, and to assure him that, howev
divided on other subjects. on that of his abl'
to represent the wishes of Northern Iowa, h
constituency are unanimous. give you
"Our political harmony on the present occ
sion-Whigs and Democras-we have unite
as friends of Gen. Jones to honor the faithf
representative OF our interests
WIN. J. BARNEY.
Geo. Wallace Jon-s,-We hail his re-electi'
TO the Senate of the United States as popUi
triumph, and the day that witnessed that Il
unph as one Of brightest omen TO our far Sat
for
sssnch dav,
So fought 81 f,llow'd AMI So fairly won,
Came not till now to dignity the tim,s
since Cecsar's fJrtunes.h
Il. HARpIE.
Mr. Shine after 'uling 20 ha harmon
and good feeling which pervaded the large a
sernh,aga present, and which he said must be
source af prid, and pleasure TO all on this o
! caslon, nffe,e ed the following sentiment