The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-27

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Soup Bowl Upset!
CROW, OLD CHAPMAN, GROW
The glorious Democracy Of Old keystone,
fyhtinp under the banner Of Pierce and King,
send oreetin q to us an overwhelming Democratic
Gen. Pierce will carry Pennsylvania, at
least.
10000 MAJORITY!!!
The Glorious sons of freedom in Ohio, have
sen, up shout for Pierce and King, Democracy,
to the turn of at least,
$4,000 MAJORITY.
And perhaps it may reach to 10000 on the
state ticket. The Democracy have swept all
before them Ohio is sure for Pierce and King,
by majority over Scott of
10000 AT LEAST.
All hail Pennsylvania and Ohio-they bring
us "glad tidings Of great joy
CRITICAL CONDITION OF MR..
WEBSTER.
BosroN, Oct %, S,P.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Webster seemed to his
Physicians not in imminent danger. There
was probability Of his being able to resume
public business in a few days; but before ev
ening lis disorder, which is inflammation Of the
brain, continued to grow worse until yesterday,
when DR.. Jetfries became alarmed MIR. Web
ter's wife and ssh were vita him, and DR.. War
FEN left here for Mansfield this morning.
The distinguished statesman is fully aware of
his danger, and his intellect is unclouded. He
is able to converse freely. A special meeting OF
the Webster executive committee was called
early this morning; it was resolved, in compli
ance with the wishes Of Mr. Webster, and falnl-
w. and friends, that all political action he sus-
pended for the present. During the last night
Mr.. w. was very low, but at 5 this morning,
who the Messenger left Mansfield, be was
asleep. He, yesterday prepared bundle OF
documents to be dispatched to Washington.
Boston, Oct 90, 9 a. m.
Adqices from Marshfeld to half-past 8 last
evening. at which time MIR. Webster remained
the same as during the day, but with no hope OF
his recovery.
Transcript Office Boston, 10 A. NJ.
The death of MIR. Webster is momentarily
expected. The special express has just arrived
from Marshfeld, and states that his physicians
are of tho opinien that he will not survive an
hJur.
Baltimore Oct 23
Opening Of tire Hanover Railroad was eel
ebrated Yesterday evening, past off pleasantly
John Williams the negro was executed at Rich
mond Yesterday, Lucy Randolph sentenced to
have been executed with him was respited by
the Governor till the l2;l, of November. The
publ cation Of the Boston Times was suspen-
ded to day.
New York 23d
Steamer franklin sailed to-day for Sout-
hampton VITA 100 passengers $4,000 in
specie.
Washington 23d
Rumored here that Prcsi lent Fillmore has
written letter. urging his friends to rally to the
support of the Wing nominations, to send
Wings to Congress to support the a1mlnistrati
On. Steamship Fredonia will shortly leave with
F.oops. to Geek ma-audng Indians.
/ Journal Office.
!. Boston, 10, A. Nj.
The following letter, dated Marshf.ld, Sa.
turday morning at G'o'clocis is from our Repor
ter, and may be relied on. ! report TO inform
you that since m7 last letter, dated s P. H.,
yesterday, Mr.. ". has been falling md is now
vefy low. Tiie Hour OF his dissolution is nigh
The report Of iis ply stefan is that he has failed
during the night, and is quite low this morning
He is now at 10 minutes past 6 o'clock, last
night about IL he had another slight stack of
venting end between half past 2 and 3 this
morning he had a very severe attack from which
he suffered greatly, and which left him weak
and exhausted. He has conversed during the
night with his physician about his Condition,
and appears calm and collected.
Philadelphia, 90,
The Steamer City of Glasgow sailed to-day
at nooon' for Liverpool with As passengers and
$4,000 in specie.
Boston, %, 3r.M N.
The express attached to the Journal office has
just arrived, having lefi NIarshfeld at l O'Clock
states that Mr.. Webster is gradually sinking
ahd il is eViden, that in few hours all will be
over, his mind remains calm and he is tranquil
land happy. 1T was suggested to Mr.. Webster
that he should make his: " III to wish he gave his
consent, but it is barely possible THAT Ire will
have sufficient strength TO do it.
Boston, 6 NJ.
Advices to 2 P. nj. have just been received
which confirm the reports Of Mr.. Webster s
critical condition. The great statesman is grad
ually but surely sinking away, it is thought
that he may survive through the day, though it
it is not probable.
LATE AND IMPORTANT ELECTION
NEWS.
We make the following extracts from the
Chicago Tribune of the Goth inst.
PHILADELrHiA, Oct. IA.
Returns 50 tar as received, make it pretty
certain that the state has gone democratic by
about 10000 majority.
| CHARLESTON, Oct. IA,
The election in this State passed off quietly
The number Of votes polled in this city, 2,436
.ne "Standard says the State is almost unan-
im.us for Pierce and King.
MoNTPELIER, Oct. 10.
The Legislature assembled this A. NJ, and
resumed bailotling for Speaker. On the 9th
ballot, Thomas L Powers, wing, was declared
unanimously elected.
JSpIANAPoIis, Oct. 16.
The Sentinel of this morning gives returns
from 40 counties in this State, from which 1t
appears that Joseph A. Wright, the Democratic
, candidate for Governor, was elected over
| Nicholas McCarty, Wing, and A l. Robinson,
F'reesail by Is to 2O,00J majority. He runs
, ahead in the above counties or 5 200, as com
pared with the vote in 1910.
Returns for members of Legislature show it
, to be strongly democratic in both branches.
The Congressional delegation will stand 10
Democrats to Wing, being gain of Dem
cratic members.
The following Democrats are certainly cleo
ted:
1st Dist-Smhh Miller,
VIM II English,
g Cyrus l. Durham,
Jas, II Line.
e " + A Hendricks,
{: }. q Davis,
&c Hanel Mace,
y e Norman Eddy,
I An Harlan