The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
For the NineTs' Express

MR. EpiroR I'm the following, | will try
10 give you indeed, not an uninteresting sketch
Of man with two faces; and feel certain tina |
the truthtully drawn picture cannot help but be
gratifying to yourself, readers and all enemies
Of hypocrisy. 1t is indeed hard and Difficult
task, to edit and publish 2 papers & at the same
time be able to divide ones opinions, and doctrines
upon all the leading questions Of the day. in
xuch manner, a. to condemn and denounce in
the one, what was praised and extolled in the
other. Mr.. Mshony in his g Auxiliary Wing
| Press" called the Dubuque Herald, and the
| f" North Western Democrat" Uhe latter Ger
man paper also published by Messrs. Mahony
& Dorr,) performs that critical and difficult task
to admiration. The proos and evidence for
this assertion, shall be given IN the following
extracts from the above named papers. In the
Dubuque Herald Chat is in the english part OF
the Auxiliary Wing Press, We read the fol-
lowing:
! "BuRx,sG IN ErrloY -Monsgnore Bcdi.
nj the Popes Nuncio in America was burnt in
efiigy ia Cincinnati on the 18th, and at Balti-
more on the 10Th inst, in presence Of thousands
lofapproving witnesses. What would be thought
of Mr.. Bedini's counrymen, and of the Cover
ment he represents, if the people Of Rome OF
Of any other Italian City should so insult re-
! preventative of the United States. The answer
TO the question will suggest the estimation in
which such acts should be held at home.
But sir in the German part of the "Aux. Wing
Press they whistle quite different tune.
Hear them.
"Mr Cass and several other speakers exer'ed
themselves in complimen,ing the .fayer Bedini,
and in denouncing all the demonstrations that
we've made against him, noble Cass."
And in No. of the N. W. Democrat, the
Aux. Wing continues.
Gen. Cass has defended in the hall Of the
U. S. Senate, Nuncio Bedini, upon whom the
names and dates of 1873 executions, of revolu-
tionary minded Italian Catholics by bis special
order can be proven; Is the good old mar so
alarmed about his son that he here becomes
| the spittle Ticker Of Italian, who should,
wherever brave heart strikes within the breast
of man be despised with the utmost con.
| tempt Gen. Cas- has earned a leather medal !"
And again, in speaking Of the ssrenade
that the Germans Of Washington City gave
Mr.. Weller, in the above named No. Of the
North Western Democrat, We find the following
questions put.
/" We wonder the simpletons who kissed
his Emminences the Arch Bishop Bedni's
finger ring, and received the benedcton, are
satisfied with this, we scarce think so.
| And again in the same No. you can find the
following.
| I" What a trio Of high standing per.
sons for a Republic--there secretary
Of state stamping himself liar, and
senator Of the free state of illinois advocating
slavery and still another member Of that honor.
able body, trying to whi,ewash Bedini. What
will be the next"
But dear sir, the next is Immediately brought
by the "Aux Wing Press" alias an. w. Dem.
ocrat" itself, for in No. 10 Of that extremely
valuable paper, you can read the following:
"This years session of Congress cannot fail Of
making every true democrat feel respondent at
heart Cass the honored senator of Michigan,
is stamping as crime the peaceful meetings
OF citizens, by which they wish to express their
disspprooation Of an Individual, and lowering
himself to the venal office Of servant to pop
cry and its allies."
So much for the two faces. tho english and
| the German upon this question of the"Au Wing
| Press Now it is we'll known fact, that this
press with its english face does assume the
meek garb of true and unmis,ake able chris
| tian. Now in this respect let US take q single
glance at the German side of the face, and
there we will find in No. 6 Of the german ''aux.
Wing Press alias " N. w. Democrat the
following, by which every one can see, that
this pa IT OF the face is a model Of in6delity,
which by the by, is saying great deal. The
| No. alluded to above in article headed "AF.
FAIRS or TURKEY" is designed for the god
less heathens, the turks, under its W ny and de
| tends them against the s'fanatcism Of the
there where they started the Turks out upon the
determination of the christians, they certainly
must have had their schooling from the popes,
| the same article further says "that since fit.
ieen hundred years the world has been laid
waste by FIRE and sword. that 10000
christians for the mere word consubstantiell
and Fifty thousand for lconolation had throttled
each other, whereas the burning of Huss and
Hy4onimus lin the most eventful epoch of
Christianity had Germany grave of two gen.
erations, in which towns were burnt, and chill
dren thrown in the Aames" &c &C.; and also
",hat we might take it for granted that we near
" all were either descendants ola murderer, or
of slain,' all these horrors the article contin
ues were caused by Consubstantiell, Transub
sanitation &c; and other incomprehens IDLE
| jingle of words. Caa the Turks show up sim
| liar folleys! il the Turks cease to do wrong do
we believe it il because they have not the
| power, do we believe that it is attributable TO
the lack Of good will, thatwe have not the inqui'
SC. The Lord be praised that have at last got
through with the blasphemy of the aux. Wing
Press. Now sir it, you examine the dear good
devoted part Of the english face, and compaI .
it 10 the horrible caricature of the German, W e
have no doubt, you will discover the enor
nifty of its double facedness, and con
GUIDE that the "aux. Wing" is very great
sairr.and great ,nfidel at the same time. Af
ter such proofs Of infdelity and horrible unbe.
lief, we doeot wonder that he is continually
speaking OF Satanic, for it is said the devil
stinks OF brlmsto.e, and he would no doub,
like to have the Mitsss' Express, and the sbal
ance Of mankind" subje>, to the same scent
But enough of the unbeliet.> We will in place
Of it, turn to the double face e Mr.. JMahony
on the Nebraska bill. That since>ai, bill has
been before Congress, the english "ah-, Wing"
has published and written articles in it, favo
is we'll known and that as late rs the 23e o,
Feb it positively declared itself in its favor 4
also fact He says:
NEBRASKA BILL.
"Hitherto we have contented ourselves Will
giving our opinion of the Nebraska bill, intro
duced in Congress by Senator Dauglas, withou
, making much aliusion to the opinion Of otem.
porary journals in this State. We find tina
most of them are opposed 70 the BILL there being
hut a,uo the Exnress af this city, aid the Stall