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Democratic banner., 1848-08-07

We are authorized to announce Lewis
A. Collins as a candidate for the Office of
Justice of the Peace of Buffalo township,
at the ensuing August election. ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
BY THE GOVERNOR OF Til.
STATE OF IOWA, .
.Sa::-.
eSHrES SS.ETEsSk
wv
GesGa s,ssss.1es~
4 PROCLAMATION.

H4HROAi the earliest infancy Of many Of
L. The States ct this Un:op, it has been
customary at. or near the close Of every year,
10 set apart q day -or 4 public acknowledg.
ment OF the many favors received from the
Oliver fall good. In accordacc with thi0
ancient and highly appropriate custom, I
have thought proper to. and do hereby ap-
point THURSDAY, THE 30rH DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, to be observed in
this State as day Of general thaksgiyine
and praise to Almighty God, for the innu.
mcrable blessings VIC have received from
His hand, during the past year. The eau
ses for deep and heartfelt gratitude can be
observed on every hand. We have enjoyed
more than IN ordinary amount Of vigorous
health. The fsrtilizing rainhas been s!owcred
upon our fields, and the warm sunshine OF
heaven has rested upon Ms. Our extensive
prairies, our hills and valley have been COY.
cred with waving grain--the earth has pre-
scented her treasures with bouuliful hand
the ample harvest has been gathered,
and now gladdens the heart Of the husband
man. Prosperity and success have attended
the enterprise and industry Of our cit;zcns.
Many from ditant and troubled lands have
found refuge and happy home within our
BORDERS. Temperance, with her eloquence
and persuasion. has convinced the inebri-
ate of his error. and she has carried Joy to
many a desolate hearth. Education, the
foundation of our repub lean institution, has
been pushed forward with vigorous and sys.
tematic energy; and the Christian rea!giou
has been zealo1sly preached by able, Learn
and pious ministers Of Christ. For these,
and for all blessings and favors we should be
grateful to Almighty God. 1t behooves US
also, to give sincere ard hcsrtfelt thanks to
Him. that we live in this highly favored
country, and that peace and prosperity pro-
vail in tho loud. Therefore, let US all as
semb'e on Thursday, tho Both day ONO
vember, and not not only return thanks for.
the blessings which we have received, bat
with humble and dey oot hearts ask for con-.
tlnuance Ct the same. bu aae4 ..lna2@g
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, lave here
unto subscribed my name, and
[sEAL.l oausee the great seal of tho
State to be affixed, at Iowa.
Ea#. City, this .2lst day Of October,
... ... A. d. 1e4o. ~
..........~., ,+ ..it.t ..@~ ANSEL BRIGGS.
Bytho Governor: -,..l.--s an. -.
ELIsHA CUTLER, JR. Secretary of State.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
HORRIBLE TRADEGY.

About 10 o'clock this morning our city
was put into an uproar on the report that
James Morris, formerly owner of the foun-
dry on the east side Of Main street, above
Franklin, had shot man. The report
was too true. From what we can ascer-
tain, a grudge existed between James Nor
ris, David Ross, and ----- Harris. This
morning something occurred betweenthe
parties. and Morris armed swithva six
shooting revolving pistol fired at Ross in
the foundry; the ball took effect in the
head, and Ross died in about an hour az.
ter receiving the wound. Morris then
followed Harris to the street, (the foun-
dry is about 4 rods back from The street)
fired at him, the ball striking him in the
back part Of the neck. 1t is thought the
wound will not be mortal. Morris then
wen. into the foundry, put the same pis-
tol to his head and shot a ball through ii
and fell dead. .q.n a-s.s .
d The verdict ofthe Jury Of Inquest on
James Morris is, that he came to his death
by his own hand. shooting ball from a
revolving pistol, into his head.
D The verdict Of the Jury on David Ross
is--,hat he came to his death from pis.
toll shot fired at him by the hand Of Jas.
Morris.-(Gal. Jeffersonian. ...s $3.50 +.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
as | shuld suppose, to disgust al least

as shuld suppose, to disgust a, least
portion Of his audience. Whether they
were in fact gra,ified in the pure and elias.
sic elegance Of the figure, is more than I
can pretend 10 determine.
The advocate Of the ss'Old Man" stated
in his conclusion. that Jefferson was the
author Of the Wlmot Proviso tho Or.
dinance of 1887. As historical fact,
this is not true; and if it were true. eve.
ry application sought 10 be made Of it
was unwarranted and deceptive. That
Mr.Jefferson would no! look with favor up
on such measure, is fully established by
his clear recorded views touching the
Missouri Question.
Whether the humble advocate Of the
Democratic creed was demolished upon
the occasion referred to, as seems to be
supposed by the Wing journal, he must
leave others to determine. He may be
somewha: like the Scotch Soldier, not
know when he is whipt. He admits tina,
in contest where false positions and I'm.
true statements can be hailed with the
spirit Of buffoonery, and the issue decided
by the feet and hands Of jury Of three
TO one against him from the beginning,
he would not be difficult TO conquer. lie
has neither the powe, nor the ambition to
shine on that field, and will never feel
mortified that others should wear a crown
thus an ointed. have no disposition TO
renew settled contest, but simply to
clo,he the case with some ofthc colorings
Of truth. ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
LINCOLN. CLARK.
WONDERFUL ESCAPE,

A DR.. James McMcans, living near
Andrew, fell from bluff near the Ma
quoketa, SO feet, and struck upon his
head, carrying his axe with him. His
cldes, son, lad ten years old, was with
him, who Informed u neighbor hard by
OF the event. lie was taken up sense
less, carried three rourths Of mile on a
rude litter constructed for the purpose,
to 4 house. where upon examination by
the doctors, his skull was found to be
cracked from an inch above the right eye
to tho crown Of the head. The sea p was
badly lacerate3 and separated from the
bone to such an extent tina, when the doc
tor dressed the head, the scalp turned
down to wash out the bone, hair and dirt,
reached to the end Of the nose. The rim
Of the left car was entirely gone, the ar
terry on the left temple cut off, and
wound Of the scalp on the back side of the
head three inches long. He remained in
sensible three weeks and FIVE days, when
he showed some symptoms Of retnrping
sensibility. Gradually recovering until
tho end Of three months, he was able 10
attend to light business, ard at this time,
six months since the accident, he is appar
emily as we'll as ever he was Jackson
County Democrat.
This is one of the most remarkable
cases on the records Of surgery. We
hope the surgeons who had the care Of
this case, will give detailed account Of
il in some Of our Medical Journals II ED
EXPRESS.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
COMFORTING.

Some Of the 'Vhig|ngs Of this City,
since it is asccrtaiacd that Old Zach. is
elected, are comforting themselves with
the belief that Wing Senators will be e.
lected by the Legislature Of this State at
its coming session.
They reason in this way: that as Tay-
Tor is elected. there will be Democrats
sufficient in the Legislature, DESTROYS Of
being with the strongest party, to go for
Taylor men for the Senate,
Wings are so welded to corruption:
that they are ready to believe, that every
man is corrupt. -~
The idea that eleven Democratic mem
bers OF our Legislature are going to aban-
don their party because a whig presi-
dent is elected, is too ridiculous for com
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
TO plSrMASTERs.

Postmasters. to whose Offices we send pa.
pers, will confer particular favor bv mott
flying US Immediately when subscribers dis
continue their papers They are also re.
qussted to collect whatever may be due at
the time ofdiscontinuing. as@@5
We carnesti, desire our detnocraticf friends
throughout Northern lows, TO assist US in
extending the circulation Of the Express.
Postmasters are requested to act as our
Agents in procuring subscribers. Any pos,
master, or other person, who will procure
Eve cash paying subscribers, shall receive o
copy Of ourpaper for the period Of one year
gratis. sas 17s s@2ss & a..
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

SMITH O'BRIEN-An Notwithstanding
the progress Of the trial Of this distin-
guished Irish Patriot, gentleman appli-
ed to him for his autograph, when he
handed him the following lines, betoken.
ing no dropping or faltering on the part
of Mr.. O'Brien: a 4faT a.' 70 to0I'.
t.Whether on the gallows high, vi
Or in the battles van, .sr. naaU
Tho fittest place for man 10 die
Ri; Ia where he dies for man. III
..,, WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN."
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

which shows gain OF ~ since the Con
gressional vote.
JACKSON CouNTY.-The Jackson Coun.
ty Democrat says returns have been re
ceived from all but one precinct. So far
The vote stands, Cass 49l, Taylor 354
Van Buren, 8.
The precinct to hear from will increase
this majority 10 votes.
We have received the following from
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

their representatives vote--to know who
carries out the wishes Of their constitu-
ents, and who prove recreant to their
trust. Last winter Democrats voted in
caucus by ballot, and it never has been
known how some of them voted. as they
were ashamed to acknowledge for whom
they cast their votes. Certain it is that
votes were cast for mer, that, il they had
been elected to The U. S. Senate, would
have been reproach and lasting dis
grace to the State. f.. #"&
The riua roce vote in Conventions is
the only sac and true po'icy--the sure
way TO guard agains; corruption, to pro-
mote the harmony and we'll being Of the
party-to prevent arrangements on the
peoples rights. Secret voting in caucus
is favorite scheme Of Wings. We hope
it will be disca rded by the Democratic
party at Iowa City.
VIRGINIA We perceive by the last
Rockingham Register, that Hon. G. B.
SAMuELs, Of Shenandoah county, is spo-
ken of as the probable successor Of Gov
hrnor Smith in the Executive Chair of
Virginia. We cannot but express the
qualification we feel liz the probabilities
Of such an event.
Mr.. Samuels has long been shining
light in the Temple Of Democracy.
As q lawyer, he has shed lustre upon
the profession; as member Of the Ma
tional Congress, he has done honor to his
District, and his State; as an advocate of
the principles Of Democracy, he has no
superior, and few that can lay claim to
the honor Of being his equal.
In placing Mr. Samuels in the Executive
Chair, Virginia could not better carry
out the principle she has ever maintained,
Of giving 'honor to whom honor is due.'
"ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLlsrENs.''-
This old saw may we'll be applied to the
shining substance that is found in such
abundance in the province Of California.
Oui 1CONClS vii IcCOlltCt, lHdt much
has been said lately Of the California
gold, and many were disposed 10 believe
thar this precious metal was really found
in vast quantities, and Of compa ratively
easy access, in that country. Others,
less creduous, explained the matter, by
calling the substance said to be found
here, species Of Mica. This was far
rom being satisfactory explanation, in
'smuch as the specific gravity Of Mica is
much less than that Of Gold.
A specimen Of this substance has lately
'een submitted to an analysis bv Doctor
Kent, Of New York, the result Of which
gives very satisfactory explanation and
'rplosioa Of the whole matter.
1t is found to consist Of Arsenic Of cop
yer, combined with Nickle and Zinc. and
small portion Of Iron pyritcs. Not
PARTICLE Of Gold is found in it.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

" William Lawrence Esq. brother
of Abbott and Amos Lawrence died in
Boston last week. He is one of the
great manufacturer OF New England.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

THlEvEs.-St. Louis is still infested
with hordes Of thieves. On Saturda
week, a Mr.. Clamorgan was robbed of
one thousand dollars, 800 in Missouri pa
per and the balance in specie,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

VI The town Of Alexandria La, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th ult., loss
100000. "ss" = e@H.sss...
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

10. DAVIS CoUNTY.-The Galcna JEFF
lersonian says, returns from this county
comes in slowly. Taylor's majority will
be about $50. @.5
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

The vote in Jackson has some what fall
len off since the August election.
notsaa CLAYTON COUNTY.
We have seen communication from
this county, giving returns from several
precincts, but without detail from any.
We hope some Of our friends there
will send us the returns for our next
paper. --... -. ...... ........r ..... ...
So far as we can learn, Cass' majority
in the county will be about 80
)" .24s' @ DELAWARE. .... 81.
No returns yet received, but probably
a small Taylor majority. L -. ~
LINN COUNTY.
We have seen a note from the Post
master at Marion, calling for three cheers
for old Linn. and stating tina, Cass' ma
jority over. Taylor was 80! We most
heartily join in the three cheers for old
Linn. Van Buren, received AZ votes in
the county. - /... :.
JONES COUNTY. .' "
Jones is reported to have given IS
majority for Cass ana Butler. +.v
The Southern mail brings us the fol-
lowing returns. ''
Cass Maj. Tay. Maj.
Clinton Co. w. 60
Scott 80 ...' --.'
Cedar 80
Johnson ~ .~
Muscatiue "~ 8
Louisa ..' "* 100
Dcs Moines III @' 1'#~
Lee 400 ~. @..'' 81 M
This shows the probable state Of the
polls in IS counties. 2' '~
The majorities for Cass stand so far,
1888 majorities for Taylor l38-Cass
1895 head Of the hounds! Gain Of
526 on the Congressional vote. VIII
SAMUEL DINsMoRE has been nominated
as the Democratic candidate Tor Cover
ernor Of New Hampshire by the State
Convention. m "A, .,fssa.
WISCONSIN TERRIToRY. Wiscon-
sin Argus has been informed by gem
lleman just from La Pointe, that Mr.. Rice
j. probsbly elected delegate to Cong ress
Instead of Sibley. The election: took
place on the 3Oth ult. The Territory
sill ppll about 400 votes. All .s5
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

u Adespatch TO the Union, ST. Louis, from,
Pennsylvania says Taylor carries North
Carolina, and Cas- Alabama.
Its reported tha.the s. G. Legislature
has given the State to Cass.
later despatch says the vote stood,
FOR Cas- l39- Taylor go Blank 8. s
VIRGINIA.. -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
WISCONSIN,.


The Galena Gazette has the following
from three counties:
IowA.-Extract Of letter from Will
low Springs, Gall the precincts in Iowa
county are heard from, except Franklin,
Richland, and Otter Creek. Taylor leads
Cass 149 votes, as far as heard from"
DANE.-1n the precinct Of Madison,
Cass beats Taylor only II votes.
GRANr.-In the precincts Of Lancaster
Beetown, Cassvile, New Lisbon, Potosi,
Halle Green, Waterloo, British Hollow
Smeltzer's Grove, Fairplav and James
town, Taylor's majority is 440.
A despatch received here says,
Estate doublful-probably gone for
Cass- Gong ressmen, Dem. Wing,
Free Soilor.
IOWA REDEEMED!
The returns from our own State are
coming in slowly, but surely.
There can be no doubt that Iowa has
given her first vote TO Cass and Butler.
We give below, the returns so far as we
have received them, correcting the err
rors in those reported on Friday.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
DUBUQUE MARKET.

Flour and Wheat same as last quoted:
Owing 10 the bad condition Of tho roads,
but very little has beech ii, market for
week past. ,aag aaa "a si.Gt
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

@An freshman was frozen to death at
Elizabeth, Ill.,, on Wednesday night last.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

When was pork first introduced into
the navy? Do you give up? When
Noah look Ham into the.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

a despatch received Saturday morning
SAYS, 48 counties heard from show Wing
gain Of $3.50 over Johnson's vote. ..
There are So counties in the State. and
consequently but 10 more to hear FROM
We are therefore constrained 10 yield the
State 10 Taylor.-As goes Pennsylvania,
so goes the Union.-No President has ev-
er been elected without her vote.
LOUISIANA. #.-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

U- Prof: Mitchell is about making the
preliminary examination Of the route for
a Rail Road from Cincinnati to Vim
cennps
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

A MARINE HOSPITAL is 20 be built in
the city Of Chicago III. The building
will be commenced this fall, under the
superintendent Of Lieut.. Webster.
The VERMONT LEGISLATURE after As
balIotings succeeded in electing Wing
Speaker. After the organization, the
Legislature proceeded to elect Carlos
Coolidge Governor, Robert Pierpont
Lieut.. Gov, and Geo. Howes State Treas
urer, all wings Of course. "
Gen. BROOKE, who was for some time
engaged in locating the new military
posts in the upper country, has returned
and is now in ST. Louis.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE EXPRESS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
The Atlantic steamship AMERICA arri-
we'd at Boston, at 12 o'clock, on the night
Of the 9th inst.
Her news possesses but little in,ercs,
except SO far as relates to the fate of
Smith O'Brien, and confederates.
The sentence pronounced against these
men has been committed TO transportation
for life.
On hearing the sentence, Meag her and
McManus replied with the eloquencs Of
Emmett.
Duffiie's trial is concluded. No verdict
rendered.
Ireland is in deplorable condition, on
account Of the potatoe rot.
Franco is tranquil. The election of
President takes place on the Goth Deem
Der.
The Cavignac Ministry me, with sig
nal defeat in the amendment to the Con-
stitution offered by it.
Nothing new in Austria.
Prussia disturbances continue. Vien-
lis surrounded on all sides.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

AcciDENr.-flenry Corwith, Of Galcna,
tell upon the pavement, in that city, on
Thursday last, and broke his leg.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

SAMUEL DlNsMoRE has been nominated
as the Democratic candidate Tor Cover
ernor Of New Hampshire by the State
Convention.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-14

DR.. HoLT-The Democratic party will
have large majority, on joint ballot, at
the meeting ofthe Legislature, and should
be held responsible for the manner in
which the Legislature use It's power, in
conducting the business ofthe State. An
important election will take place, ! pre-
sumo, Immediately after the organization
three Supreme Judges and TWO Sena
tors. .a. "a As.-.. .-.
The Wings will no doubt attempt to
foist upon the people Judges and Senators,
(the least desired by the Democratic par
ty, and the least Objectionable TO them
selyes). would much prefer an honor
able Wing than man calling himself a
Democrat, and who is at the same time
willing and anxious to be elected by the
aid Of Wing votes. In. x ..a 9
l believe there are candidates for the
U. s. Senate, who will, if they can do no
better, attempt TO divide the Democratic
party, and then by the aid Of Wing votes,
reach the Senate Of the U. S. Let me
urge upon the Democratic member Of the
Legislature, a thorough organization, in
order 10 avoid such result. A man will
ling to be thus elected, must ever after be
looked upon as unworthy Of public trust,
and he very naturally loses the confidence
Of all parties. a@4 @@a...'.s' a91a
l hope to see no scramble among the
Democratic party for those dignifed Off
ces. The members should discuss fear.
lessly the merits and claims Of the men
whose names are presented for consider
ation.. 6Hg a5..E sa ssta e
The caucus, once met, all the voting
should be done on tho vira voce system.
The people have right to know how
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