The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-26
From the Ohio Statesman.
THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICro-
RY

Up ~iM your banners ,-Out 10Th your Checrs!
Never in the history Of political warfare, at
least i'll Ohio, has such overwhelming vie;o.
ry been obtained as that Tuesday for the
Democracy.
This victory was not the result altogether, of
small, sleepy vote on the part of the Wings.
The issues made by ihem,--lhe Maine law
aud the Abolition fusion, brought out most of
their force. But we rejoice TO know that some
Of the best and manifest of the Wings, aban-
dcned the old organization and voted the clean
Democratic ticket We welcome them within
the pale.
We cannot give as yet, the majoriiies for
our candidates MEDILL cannot run less than
forty thousand majority. The other Democrats
on the State ticket, We think must be some
twenty per cent. behind MEpILL on account of
the trading off OF BARRERE for votes for Lew
Is and ALLEN This base combination has Civ
en- BARRERE a small vote and at the same
time MYREs, we suppose less majority than
he should fairly have had We have not the
data yet to determine definitely the vote on
the School Commissioner, but we think that
BARNEY must be elected by at least ten thou
sand. We think that his majority in Ham
ilton county viii be from eight to nine thou
sand
As to the State Legislature, it was for long
at all, except GEsT--independen Whig-ofi
Greene But we believe that there will be
dozen Wings in the next Legislature, if not
more. The perfect sweep made by the Dem
ocracy on the Legislature is astounding. When
such counties Warren, Champaign, Scioto,
Muskingum, Meigs and Ross, elect Democrat
ic Representatives, the Oldest politicians begin
to cry, quit ind give up all vaticination The
Legislature will iorm very good test, perhaps
the best test of telling and sentiment of Ohio
toward the administration of President Pierce. |
The election of u United States Senator will |
be the prominent matter before the Legisla-
ture and with this view-with the hope and
aim Of having a Democratic Represen alive in
the Senate of the U. S - man who will BE-
part of our National Government, and assist in
Ohio sentiment upon foreign re-
lations-with this great end in view, the Legis-
laure has been almost unanimously Demo
cratic.
We congratulate our friends in the several
counties upon til sir thorough work We al
ways contended that the work this year was to
be done in the Counties. 1t has been dome
gloriously done We mount upon our " Pala-
dunn and survey the political horizon on eve
ry side and exclam " what Great Old Vic
tory Commencing with Hamilt on, and run
ming out over the State, the greetings from un
expected localities astonish and crafty US =
Never has there been such vast number of
Wing tombstones erected in such short time
The victory is sure and must be permanent!
The secret of our great success is the admira-
Die organization the Democratic party-their
answering and uod.vid ID devotion to the
scket and the whole ticket-their inextingush-
able love for equality in taxation, their sympa-
hy with labor, and their admiration of the poll
" of President Pierce Whatever the victory
maybe owing.to I'VE are c., IN that is thorough I
and calls for nine cheers an. fe,o more gunsiI