Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-03

agraph with being a red mouthed aboli-
zionist" and in the next charge Missou-
rians with coming over to Nebraska and
voting fer himI That leaps the climax p
That Ediior's friends are not true d hun
1or the cause be espOuses, or hey vould
work him with snafle.bit, gag-rein and
crupper, and be sure to examine well his
articles before thsy appear in print
Missourians vOting for Daily! If this
was laughable matter. we should certainly
enjoy ourself hugely at The saPieney of
this editor Of one Of the "only two papers
in Nebraska" VIII somebody inform
him shat Missour5ons have pretty much
quits voting for GJoliiOnists n.
AS to the vote ii Richardson and Paw
nee counties, and the character Of their
citizens, the same may be said. Wehave
..conversed with a number Of citizens of
both those counties, who supported Gen.
Estabrook, who now are irreconciliably
incensed that the communities in which
they live should be 50 vilifed as they have
been, by these "only two papers in Neb-
raska," since the election. The fact is
those counties did not poll their full vote
not poll as mary as they did last
year! 0toe and Douglas. the homes Of
the "Ohly two papers in Nebraska fell
far short of their last years vote--the
latter nearly 500 less than she cast trO
gears ago.
We are perhaps giving the fulsome ar
ticles of the "only two papers in Nebras-
ka" too much notice ; would pass them
unnoticed but for the effect they might
have at a distance, where the ~unscruple-
BUSINESS and responsibility Of those III
charge Of the editorial departments of
those papers are not known. Here, at
home, where they are known. such "stufr''
creates only feelings of contempt and
scorn towards the authors; and has-asi it
viii always have with heightened, honor
able people-an inevitable tendency to
damn in the end, any cause they may es-
pouse.
We regret that men should so far for
get themselves in election excitements 4;
SO far forget what is due the intelligence
and honor of the people of Nebraska, as
to resort to such fraudulent measures as
we cannot but believe has been practiced
at Fl. Kearney; and, worse than all, that
charges of fraud should be heaped upon
innocent portions, or sections Of the Ter
ritory. as a means by which those frauds
are to be covered up. Shame upon such
conduct; shame upon men who will prac-
tice or countenance it. The well-wish-
ers; the friends; the stamina Of Nebras-
ka, have a consolation in knowing that
such acts will not alDays be tolerated.
Such an unsafe, unwholesome course can
not prevail long among American citiz,
ems, and cannot fail TO rebound with dis
astrous effect upon the perpetrators, or
sanctionists.
We had hoped to be permitted to pass
this Delegate matter without being COM
PEELED to. ~controvert further with those of
our contemporaries with whom we have diff
fered; but we will not, we cannot remain
a silent locker on when the citizens. of our
Territory are being triaed with, and es-
pecially when our neighbors are being
slandered and viliied. We care not
where a mean, contemplate act comes
from, we are bound to war against il; and
when we to pursue such a course,
it will be when we have no tongue to
speak, or hand TO write.
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