The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
RANK DECEPTiON.

Tho following extract copied fron the Gale
na Jeffrrsonian, exhibits degree Of il'iberality
and reckiessness seldom TO be found in the
most rank and unscrupulous Abolition sheets of
the country.
Douglas is down on the Know NotIIings
After having vo ed in the Senate for provi.
sion in the Kansas Nebraska bill, which denied
the right # citizenship Of foreigners found in
the newly orgnnizrd ierritories,--thc mos, rtfec-
tnal Know Nothing measure that eyer pit ssed
the body of which he is member,--he comes
home, and in every one Of his speeches, lugs
in the Know Nothings at the tail Of Nebraska
to show them up 10 the world and give thrs-
Pnmmeling .
1t is well known to th"se who are familiar
with the history Of the Nebraska bill, that
Judge Douglas was no, in favor of the strnr-
snt ann ndment, attached t" the Senate Nebras-
ka bill in relation TO foreigners. lie reported
The bill as Chairman of the Committee -.
Territories in the Senate. hhcut any sucn
provision snd was only INDUCED TO, vote for the
amendment, to avoid voting against and GU
dangering the pc ssage Of the bill. The ams nd
ment OF which the Jrffrrspnan complains, was
offered by the lion. John NJ, Clayton, who Il is
said is to be the Know No.hing candidate f,r
President in 1856. If the vote of Judge Doug
'as for thus amendment, moi, willingly given, but
extracted by the f"rce If circumstances, as
signs to HIM an nconsisten, position and should
render him odious to foreigners how much
more odious to the foreigner shpaid the man he
held, who conceiSedehd pu, forward this amend
ncn'.
But again the Jeffersonian remarks @
" That bill, as our readers well recol.cf,
provided that no p. rsOn nf foreign birth should
have the right Of franchise until after naturaii-
zaii,.n. The rule to which he gave his sane
ton, never was sdn,,ed IN the Territories be-
fore. 1t was an innovation against g popular
sovereignty" tie nrges in Justification that
ne was obliged t, do s., vole again.t his
own a~Ire. .
The Jttfrrsonian asserts that the right Of
zed foreigners in the organization Of any Ter
ri,ory This IS saply ridculnns Under the
E,"rganc law Of Iowa no person was allowed TO
v"tr at elections, who was not naturalizsd ci-
izcn aud il we nis'ake not the same rLir ap-
piled to all Territories osganiz d prior to the
Compromise acts Of l-5o.
Th. organic law Of N. braska provides that
simple declaration Of intention to become
ci z N, shall! enttlc foreigners TO the rights Of
suffrage. !,
The Jrtfrrsonian mus. be in p decidedly. bad ,
way, when it is compelled to re.ort to such
bare faced misrepresentation.
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| are greatly variagaied with IN substantial, the
grave, and the gay. We admire this periodical,
generally, for the marked ability OF i,r articles
ON the subjects TIM rise above ,hr ordinary gos.
sip ofthc d,y and for its fa rlessn~ss in stripping
the ASS skin from those who thrust themselves
forwa-dsas the iy5ns' Of lit"rnnre. The prrs
| ent nuinber con'ains at least one such review.
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scott r. Co. New York. WHO are alsd publ IN.
or. or the four celebra,ed British Reviews
Naw PAPER p. Nj 'rarty, formerly Of the
Jackson county rsr.-, sends ".a Prospectus
ors new pa ,er, "Fl,g Of St Cr"ix' which he
is a.t,,if 10 establish at S'sII~ster, Minnesota
The paper is to be whis and Mr. Ms exp.r;
ence in news paper pubtisIling, will insure u
good paper e'kHs,9
EXECUTES cN' C"yST BoUlBoy.-Count
Ra 'usset B6ulbon, Frenchrmsn, who had en-.
gag'd in an attempt to revoIu,ionize Se-
nora. was shot in Mexico on the 18th uit. He
had rsqnesed that he might receive his death
standing, which request was complied with
de met his fate with cool and unyelding cour.
'ge.
.EcL's'T'oS.-Gen II. WaIbridgr, nomina.
ed in the Sd Congressional fl;e,r;c, oe ~