Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
OHIO ELECTION.

live can putany relianc upon the reports
conveyed by the Telegraph, This State has
done wonders for the Democracy.
Every intelligent Democrat felt conf
dent of this State for Cass and Butler ir
November, but scarcely one was SO san
guine as 20 Claim the Election Of the Dem
ocratic Candidate for governor
The success of Ford, the Wing and Ab
clifton candidate was almost universally con.
coded on all hands, and by some it was ever
thought that he would carry the State by
| from fifteen to twenty, even as high as TWEEN
ty-fve thousand.
We can hardly be persuaded to believe
that Weller is elected! and yet the Tele-
gaph reports say he is by 500 majority. Il
this is the case, Ohio is good for Cass and
Butler by at least 3O,OOoH
When Van Buren, comes in for the 20 0OC
abolition and Free Soil votes that have beer
given to Ford in this election, where will
Taylor be found!--lt will require Blood
Hound hunt to find that he has been candi
date.
But we do not put implicit reliance upon
these Telegraph Reports. 1t is not our hab
it to crow before we are out of the woods
let us wait yet few days and if these reports
are confined, then shall we give one chou,
for the glorious State of Ohio.!!
OUR Own STATE.-We conversed yes
terday with our distinguished citizen,
Judge Clark, who has just returned from
a tour of duty in the middle and South
ern portion Of the State. He assures us
that the utmost harmony and good feel
ing pervades the ranks of the Democracy
wherever he has been-and that the
whole strength of the party will come to
the polls in November with confident
expectation Of giving Cass and Butler an
overwhelming majority o: the votes of
the State. Judge Clark has addressed
large meetings Of tho Democracy, as we
learn from our exchanges, at Davenport,
Bloomington, Dewitt and Iowa City, and
at the great barbecue in Glasgow, in
Jefferson Co.
On the Goth he vii! be at Delhi in
Delaware CO. where it is expected, a
large gathering will take place, and
again at Rome in Jones county on the
twenty eighth.
These two latter meetings are import
ant, and we hope large delegations will
attend from this county.
TO our Democratic friends in Della
ware. VIC would particularly say, Quake
TO action and szumber not!! You have
but very small majority to overcome to
make your county Democratic one, and
when once in the ascendency, you have
nothing to fear.
Let not careless Democrat stay from
the polIs!! Come out with your full
strength, and victory is yours.
The Democracy Of Delaware in the
August election showed themselves made
Of the right metal. Contrary to the per-
sonal preferences Of her citizens, they
marched steadily to the polls, and gave
their support TO those men who were the
nominees Of the party. This is true de-
mocracy!
o. Hon. ]. L. Martin, United States
Charge at Rome, died Of apoplexy on the
Goth Of August. We give to-day, by re-
quest, an extract from his address to the
Pope.
1t is said that Edmund Burke, Com
missioner of Patents will succeed him in
the Mission to Rome.
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