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One thing should be borne in mind by all voters, at the election of Thursday. It is possible that the negligence of our citizens may ensure defeat-let, therefore, no man fail to deposite his vote. This done and victory is certain for the Democratic party.

 It is unnecessary to allude to the important in

 terests which may be determined at the extra session.

 Our readers know their importance, and hope feel tn. necessity of democratic action and prompttude in regard to them Let it not be forgotten that many whig members are opposed to some of the cherished measures of their party, and that eir refusing to vote them or their opposition to them, with the force which our own party can bring into play, may secure their defeat. One democratic member may thus crush the embryo National Bank-the partition of the public lands among the States--the assumption of State debts-a Tariff. Let, therefore, no man be absent from the polls. Mir. Morton was elected Governor of Massachusetts by one vote. It is bare iy possible that may hold our delegation in Con- gress by as slight tenure. Barely possible say. If vigant, we can secure majority of six thousand