The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

Pierce is
GEN PIERCE IN MEXICO
The Chicago J 'arnal s'ys:
We are arxi US to find The dcta l. d accounts
Of the battles in whica Genrrai ri rec of NV
Hampshire distin Jul she'd hiinsef-a'sr IN RI
sketch If Colonel king military hfe l.
Wei, the boys at jackson Hal, who keep
their lamps always trimmed and o"in'nL ana
who always have the d currents by 'hT1' c"n
enlirhtsn tins Journal folks on this Snhl CT amo
/ viii y VI. them more than n y want ste we
Inn wi h cen Seats dispatches dated Au-
/ gust thu i9ih, i-s7 from San AuIusin' :, nine
/ miles rom the CITY of Mexico.
1.-The BATH, thou IN mo tiy stationary, con
inucd t, raae wrh great violence until ni.h!
fall; b., Gen. p. F. Smith and Bt Col Ri
l.ys Bri.adrs (Tw,ggs division) SUPP 'ated by
/ BRIG GEN PiERCE'S and Cadwa ladrs
L ipad = ,pillows ss,on) we've more than
three hours uud r heavy fire OF artillery and
rnnskctry, along the almost impassable rivne
in frot aud 10 the el OF the rntrt nched clmp
"Accord ngl', the Two advanced divisioi d
Sh eds b iuade marched FROM C"n,reras under
In immediate ord. r. of Major General Pillow
who was Joined By tile GALLANT BRIG.
GEN PIERCE f his division, personally
thrown out at ACTIVITY, late the evening before,
by severe hurt received IRON the falling from
hi, horse.
SSH Ids, Senior Bri .adnr, with the New
.rk and ) nth Ca DINA volunteers, order
ID to follow PIERCE c ~ and to take com
mand OF lett wing. All the Eovcm 'n's
were made with the utmost alacrily by our gal
Ian irJ ops and commanders.
alt has tic, II stated that, some two hours aud
> halt before, FIERCE 5, followed close by
The volunteer brigade, both under command OF
Gen. Shields, had been detach d to onr lett I"
III. lie
"BRlG. GEN PIERCE, from III hurt ct
the evening before, under pun and exhaustion,
tainted in the action
q ug Pierce, Gen Pierce, Cen. Pierce Of New
e Hampshire, Gen +. Pierce, Gen Frank Pierce,
c Gen. franklin Piece, trnnklm w. PIERCE,
q Franklin J. Pierce Of New Hampshire, are the
Locof"co candiaats fer the Presidency. S,
s,y our Demncra'ic Exchanges. - ab"qat
Tribune
! And The "GALLANr GEN PIERCE" a,
; Gen. Scott says, in his official despatchcs from
he City Of Mexico.
TmE NORTHERN Democracy lis from 9TH,
t. Lou siana Courier the leading democratic pm
per in New Orleans. 1t speaks the views Of
n very large majority of the Southrn people.
y DEMocRAcY or TUE Norh.-lt is gratifying
= exceedingly gratifying to US here IN the Sou,l
s to witness the truly national grounds occupied
" by our democratic brethren of the non. slave
n. holding States. With here and there an indi
vidual exception, the gre at mass of the delnoc
~ racy without suspicion or reproach on tn
t" great questions tina, lately ag,tated the republic
~ Every candidate that we have named for tn
: Prrsdcncy-Cnss Of Michigan, Douglass o
Illinois, Buchanan and Dallas of PEN :ylvania
r Woul'ot New York, p cree of New Hampshire
d Stockton of New Jers y. Allen of Ohio, an,
# Lane Of Indiana each and all Of the IN occupy
r. and always have occupied, unexcepticnabl
to grounds, IN relate to the peculiar inst utlo''
~ Of the South, and the constitutional guarantee
Z BY which these institutions p O rcted.-
in They do not, like Fillmore aud Welser, dat
or their orthodoxy on this subject from the adoption
Of the Compromise, when it became exps diem
Il, 70 make pa rio ic professions. They have a way
/ ! le,n standing the platform of The Cons,i,u
II ton, and 1t is pr nd triumph for them and 70
le US that the mons veholding demncrcy O
the States they represent stand by and supper
IN them
,e What Wing salesman in those northern o
1, western States, whore there is a continue
s. struggle between the friends Of the Cons itn
tn tinn an the dascpaes of !anaticisn, can th
= same be said of, Look over the list of all Nh
&c great names in the party, from the Mis- sissipp
N 10 the Atlantic, and from Pennsylvania to III,
Canada line, and not one can be found who's
an.ecedents and present position on the slavery
N question are sati >factory to the Souh.
Il The wings in he slaveh ldny States be-
=, ginning to be aware Of this. Only the o,he
re day, the Hon Mr.. Faulkner, long leader q
n. the wing party IN Virginia. refused to ACCEPT
o. seat in the wing convention at Richmond, ant
A. declared that the Wings of the North were no
n to be trusted on the slavery question. We hav
ID a III ,usand things to 'ntirm the truth of thi
oi statement.