New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-08
BASE BETRAYAL.

0A Il II r. 1 NA ~ L.
We publish below the card Of Gen
Jones, refused an insertion in the Du
buque Herald by its shoddy-war demo
cratic editor. The delegates from Du
buque we're instructed to vote for NJ
man as delegate to the National Con
yention that in any manner favored the
policy of the administration.
The following is the resolution Of in.
structions unanimously adopted by
that Convention:
"Reso1ved, That the delegates cleo
ted by this convention he and they arc
hereby instructed to confirm their ac
ton in the State Convention to the sen
timents of the Democracy of this coun
ty as expressed in the resolutions al
opted by this Convention; to vote fol
no person as delegate to the Democrat
;s National Convention, whose senti
ments do not conform to those express
ed in the same resolutions, and to vot.
for no expression of sentiments in the
form of a party platform which fayors
the principle Of the longer prosecution
Of the war; and that If any person elec.
ted as a delegate by this Convention
cannot, consistently with his senti-
ments support the resolutions of this
Convention and carry into effect it's
sentiments as therein expressed and as
herein give as instructions, said person
be and is hereby requested to refrain
from acting as a delegates, and the
other delegates in attendance on the
State Convention are hereby author
lied to fill any vacancy which mi ght
so occur or might occur by the absence
Of any delegate, and to cast the vote in
Convention on all questions to which
Dubuque was entitled"
That the Democracy may see the
esteem IN which this betrayal is held
by the abolition organ in Dubuque
we copy from the Dubuque Times Of
the 10Th ult.
"CoME Home VlcToulous. Col.
Bates returned home yesterday after an
absence Of several weeks. lie has
been east, where it said, he has Sc
cured about $50 900 for his Idaho gold
claims, and to Dcs Moines, where he
attended the Democratic Convention
and, it is known Geo. w. Jones Eno,os
squolchel the peace
copperhea'ls from Dubuque county.
le killed their cringing resolutions:
and then killed their coveted reprcsen-
tation at Chicago by pitting himself
against Geo. W. Jones, their Candi-
date, and getting himself elected as
Delegate to the National Democratic
Convention. And he did another thing.
He killed the political prospects of
Tom. Monroe by allowing the said Mon
roe to be put up as nominee for Judge
of the Supreme Court-it being we'll
known IN the convention that the said
Monroe will be worse scratched candi-
date ever nominated by the Democrat
ic party in this or any other state.
Here's to Col. Bates. In pecuni :
ry matters may he never want money
In his contests with the peace sneaks
ofais party may ha never lack victory"
Any man or see of men who receive
so Aattering an endorsement as this
from from the republican organs Of the
State must be in democratic faith as
johnny Ogle Of Gold Spoon notoriety
was in legal requirements. 'not enough
Of lawyer to hurt him."
To Mr.. Bates and his shoddy friends
allow us to say; that if they give US a
ticket composed Of war democrats,
they should at once secure the aid Of
the Times and such sympathising Jour-
nails to secure its election, they can
count US out. With that school oi
demagogues fattening upon the blood
Of tn" people, coined into green backs
under the plea of a vigorous prosecu
ton Of the war for the Union'' when
war has destroyed the Union, We have
no sympathy and will give no counte-