The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25
VOTE OF THE DISTRICT.

". w COmmluo, OIL
ID q. Davis, $50
Drsuavx. DsIsw ARE.
J. @. Shields, lOOS ~
NJ L. Fisher, $50 1y9
J M. Harrison, 65o 215
J. A Wake6cld, SCI 2lI
CONDITION OF THE Lno:s.
LATURE.
The following report of the condition Of par
ties in the forth coming Legislature, is made up
from the best inf,rmation to be had at Iowa
City, and enclosed IN a letter to this City, Of a
late date.
Lee County,-J. NJ. Love d. G. :. Price
8. Cowlesd.
Desmoines,--. George Hepner d. NJ. d.
Browning y.
Pun Buren,-.Dr Specs ". George Schram
Henry,-A Mckinney W.
Wapelio,-John w. H-drick ".
Wappello, Monroe, Lucas and Clarke, - II. b.
Hendersiott.
Dapis,-l whig-dont know his name.
DaUis, .4ppanoose, Vdyne and Decatur
Amos Harris d.
Potta,oatamis,-Not heard from.
Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor &c,-Not heard
from.
Louisa and Washington,-* n. Everson ".
Keokuk,-* Joseph Lowe d.
.Mahaska, John X. Needham W.
Marion, Warren and Madison,-whig.
Scott County,-Wing d.
!Nuscat,ne,-J. f. Fletcher d.
Cedar and Ct,nton,-* VIM E. Lefhngwell
Johnson, Io,ca, and Po,ceshiek,-Gco. D.
Crosswait W.
Polk, jasper. Dallas. Boone. Guthrie and
.NarshaH,-A. Y. Hull d.
Juskson,-E. + Clark d.
Jackson and Jones,-*N. G. Sales d..
Linn, Benton and 7ama,-I. M. Preston d.
Dubuque, Deiasoarc, Buchanan, Clayton
Lewis John G. Shields Maturin l.. Fisher
democrat. r-.r s.E eett 30
Those marked thus hold over. 5-.,. fst
~ Since the above was written, we hav,
received the returns from Pottawatamie ant
find that II. d. Johnson (d) is elected to thu
senate over }. Dawson wv
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House Of Representatives r.
Lee County--S. G.. Wright,d, II, Washburn
d, 8. w. seers,d ). 8. Gilmore,d, J. M. Ander.
son, d, F. Hesser, d. 49,, ,di b9hFy ba
Des Moines-Jss. w. Grimes, J.. CLARK
W. w. Seymour, W, J. w. Williams, w.du iii
| HanBsran-A. McPherrin, W, Robt. Russell
", l.. Fordyce, W, J. Ream, W. 5ez gyt $50 d
8 Henry-Robe-t Caulk, d, y e: Gsaad J.
Vi Jesop, y. = n bos 5s's Il
4 Wapeilo-Robcrt C. Ramsey, d, & Robel
Cock, d. tarEs lsls a.aqi 30 sais h.
| Wapetlo Monroe Laeas f. Ciarke--John
Tow nsend, d. dg 49, tfig .s77oneH
Monroe Lucas and Ciarke-Flenry Allen, {
Dapis-lwhig e. democrat. gaa ia
Daois .4ppanoose Wayne IL Decatur--l D..
.appanoos Vague {. Deeatur-H B.rNotson,t
Pottn,oatamie-Nrt heard from. hg76uuA
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from. saass.-.as 81 aga
Pattaoatansic &c. Not heard from. 81"
Louisa--M Reeder, d, J. c. Cleayes, w.
Washington III. Wilson, d. ID. Bunke
W. s. --t-..-5
keokuk-One wing. ruaTt
.Mahaska-Wm Ross, W.
| Keokuk 4. Maha. ka-S. Coffin, w.
Marion Wurren (. Madison-1 wing and
| democrats
Scott-Jas Grant, d, Dodge, d.
| .Muscaiins-F. Alger d, Sells, w.
Cedar-One democrat.
| Clinton w. G. Haun, d.
! Johnson-G. Fulsom, d.
johnson Ioaoa g. Po,ceshick-Rubert Nj Hu,
Gibson, d.
Polk SCI. F. Rice, d, Thos. KEGS, j, Jas
&. Goodson, d.
Jackson-G. F. Green, d, Warson, W.
Linn Benton & Tama-D. l.. Brubaker, d
A. F. S,eadman,
Clayton SEC wings.
| Dubuque &c-A. ID. Anderson, d, Il Bonso
d, Lyman Dillon, d, A. K. Eaton, d.
V~In the above there is one mistake Bruba
ker, (D) of Linn, Benton, and Tama, is heater
by Nc Arther IVY 2 votes.
From Pattawatam,e A. s. Bryant (d) is cleo
ted over s. Fl. Riddle (whg)
From Fremont, Mills &C., the democrat
have probably elected Representative.
The Frontier Guardian (whig) printed a
Kanesville, says, that its party has been com
pletely overcome in State, Congressional Gen
Assembly and Go. tickets.
This is better news than we had anticipate
from the reports which have been going tn
rounds Of the wing journals.
Upon what the wings Of Dubuque, found tn
idea, that they have a majority in the Legisla
ture, we cannot conceive.
Summing up the above statement, we find tina
the democrats have l8 in the Senate and tin
wings 10 and in the House the democrats hav
IS and the wings 81.
This differs slightly from the statement in tn
Iowa City Republican ofthe 18th, although tn
Republican comedies to us, the Senate by
majority and the House by IA majority.
| Keep IL before tho People.
| The Cleveland Piaindealer states that at
Scott meeting held at Ravenna, Ohio, on til,
9th inst, "Hon. Mr.. TiLsFr' read and extrac
from letter written by Mr.. WADE, wing Sc
nator from Ohio. Said extract run thus:
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WITH 'GEN ScoTr, IN WHICH he pEcLAREr
HE would SOONER cUi OFF his RIGHT HAND
THAN LEND IT TO THE SUPPORT OF SLAVERY.
The above paragraph has been going The
rounds Of the democratic press for the last tive
weeks, and we have not yet seen the first at
tempt on the part Of the Wing press to contradict
It. Had there been any doubt AZ to it's truth il
would have been contradicted long since, and
the democratic press would have been denoun-
ced as slanderers and defamers of"Old Lundy
The wing paper affect TO be very sensitive in
regard TO the soundness of Gen Pierce, on this