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WAR UPON THE DEAD.-The leaders of the Whig party having searched in vain, for any thing disrep- utable in his own conduct with which to assail the character of JAMES K POLK; and yet, like the wolf in the fable, determined to find fault; have violated the grave, and sought to islander the names of his ancestors. At first they asserted that his her was Tory in the Revolution; but when driven from this, by the proven fact that his father was small boy at the time, they then asserted that it was his grand tather. This is likewise proven to be false ; and that Ezekiel Polt was patriot soldier of the Revolution. For proof of this see the article in our paper to-day, from The Young Hickory Thus we see men, who profess to be honorable, violating the grave-slandering the dead, whom even savages respect-endeavoring to rob revolutionary soldier of his halIowed reputation. What will not such men do for political advantage! Truly, similarity of tastes shoud induce them to worship the JacbaH instead of the Coon