The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
in an article headed Nebraska Bill which up

q an article headed Nebraska Bill which up
scared in No. 10 Of the German " aux. Wing
press ltis as follows:
"Our readers are probably already 5awarc.
what grand piece of knavery was brooded by
an infamous deniagogue, Mr.. Douglas, the no
torious Courtier of the Car, Of Russia OF Louis
Napoleon and of the Blood mound Bedini there.
by dsgracing the free state of Illinois, which
he represents in the U. $ Senate, thinking by
this to secure for himself the favor Of the south
in anticipation Of the presidential chair, and
throwing open to the execrabie institution If
slavery the most fertile and rich regions" &.
Blu, enough of this political doubl. face and
the double hypocrisy of .Hr. -M,hony in his
english and German sux. Wing presses. 1t be.
gins to disgust me, therefore another scenes, we
will now turn to Mr.. .Mahonys double temper
ance face, which quite merits our attention. II
s well know that none other bat the histories
of the most depraved drunkards, have appeared
in the columns Of the english auxiliary Wing
press" as examples and warnings against ali
drinking Of sprituous liquors, while but recent
ly the great wing temperance humbugger, Il.
Clay Dean, found the warmest support and
most strenuous advocate in this "aux. Wing
II consequently the english part of the aux.
Wing will on the other hand show, that the
German part of said face, is composed Of Rum
Brandy, and Lagerbier; for in No. 10 OF the
german Aux. Wing Press" published aby
.Messrs. Mahony & Dorr, we find the following
editorial, printed upon black and white, which
can be found on page column and the 10th
line which reads thus
"Our neishbor, of Davenport, is carrying on
considerable war with a cold water man, who
desires, by all ncans, to bless our State with
the Maine Law, as the waterman believes that
the public welfare demands the adoption Of the
law; tho Democrat, however, it seems, is disc
trustful, and reminds him of the desput of Rus
sia, the Pope OF Rome, and the Bandit Of France,
who all plead the public veal as the mark OF
their ambition. The Germans are temperate
people, and from this very fact, we are convin.
ced that the cold. water men will find but few
friends among them; they left their homes for
strange soil, in order TO find liberty, and they
will be careful not to give their support 10 these
whose aim it is 10 abridge that liberty.
With this would be perfectly satisfied, and
so would every other sensible man, if it were
not that at the same time, the English part OF
the face was cutting such abominable temper.
ance pranks, BY which all the fine phrases on
the German side are stamped contemplate ny
pocrisy, which is so disgusting that VIC cannot
help expressing the wish to be done with it, and
close the frame around the double face. We
have now seen-to cut long story short-that
IMessrs. Mahoney & Dorr, in the English part
Of their press, have styled Bedin, .Monsignore,
and placed him on a level with our ambassadors
man press, they call Bedini, '..fayer," and a
& blood hound" SC. Cass and Douglas are
modestly termed the spittle hckers of an Italian.
We know Messrs. Mahony & Co., are piou $
good christians in their English press, and have
seen how at the same time they in their Ger
man press abuse christianity and every thing
else. While one side Is turning up its eyes
believingly toward heaven, the other, the Ger
man, is cutting grimaces. Thus depicted on
canvass, what novel sight that face would be
We have further seen how Mr.. Mahony is in
perfect union with the Nebraska Bill, and conse
quen,ly with all its advocates, and that the little
if, was by no means a sufficient objection fol
Withdrawing from said Bill his support; and
with the same tongue, that he utters this with
he says in the German, that the Nebraska Bill
IS nothing but an Infamous humbug Matched ou
by a band Of political ragamuifins, vagahonds
rosues, and simpletons, and a set of land specu
lators and bar,erers in money, aesh, and Blood
While Mr.. Mahony IL defending the Bill and
ito advocates through thick and thin in the eng
fish "Aux Whig," he cries in the german thai
he prefers standing on the side Of the people
and declares the whole official pack of the Ne
braska as set OF scamrs. At the same time HI
is abusing the cabinet and calling Mr.. Marcy
liar and a clownish boaster. He must surely
think the germans have all turnedAwhigs. Blu
he must bear in mind that they have principles
and know how to appreciate the united englsl
and german "Aux Wing Press" 1t appear
Mr.. .Maiony is not aware with what bacor
mice is caught. Mr.. Mahony will surely have
10 swallow the bacon in his own double face, 70
the dutch ront bite.
The tru,hfully drawn compilation of hypo
crisy, extracted from the two papers published b,
.Messrs. .Nahnoy and Dorr, Of which Mr.. .Mahony
IS chief Editor, clearly proves that bot paper
are not only combined ''Aus Wing Press,
but, that in political, as well as Religion ant
temperance sense, they are complete humbug
therefore, all that, which the s.Aux Wing Press
tries to heap upon others, is in itself, as well
its morals, contemplate piece Of hypocrisy
The reason why, Mr.. Editor, | have playee
this prank on my cousin, Of the faux Wing
Press" by writing this article, is, because i
annoyed me very much to think that he was SC
foolish as to exhibit his cioven foot to such ar
extent as to be caught; but nevertheless see tn,
my cousin Of the "Auxiliary Wing Press" la
made considerable progress in the black arts.
will for this time forgive him his stupidity, o
allowing himself to be caught with doubl.
face, and to be with this grimacious countenanc.
introduced to the public; and hoping that i.
the future he will do better, and show the public
but one face, whilst he will hide the other unde
This COW, remain his most devoted cousin.