\ PLAIN QUESTION:

TO THE VOTERS OF PULASKI couN
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TO THE VOTERS OF PULASKI COUNTY.

 SdallHe SENATOR. from He county of PuIasli, ia te aert session ofe Legisatere of .2rtaasas, De He Representative of Ae REAL ESTATE BANK, or fHc PEOPLE?

 We keep this before the people, and urge it upon their serious consideration. \ continuation of our remarks upon it has been suspended, on account of what we have understood to be, the illness of GIr NEWTON, in the country. We cannot follow the bad example of some of our whig contemporaries, in violating the sancty either of the grave, or of the sjc5 caGm6er; though we might gain political ad- vantage by doing so. We war only with the living and the strong. It is hoped that Mr. Newton will have so far recovered as to be able to bear what we have to say about him, in our next.

 INDEPENDENcE, FULTON, HARD, VAN BvREN, LAWRENCE AND JACKSON GoUNTlEs-We make the following extracts of letter. dated 18th instant from friend in Idepeadence:

 ssGen. DREw's prospects are of the most cheering kind. l saw, the other day, Mir. Cuip, Gas good a Democrat as the district allords-and a candidate for the Senate from the district composed of the counties of Fulton, Izard and Van Buren,) and he says that after canvassng the district thoroughly he is satisfied that there arc not 75 Byrd men in it Whie and Democrat

 In LAWRENCE COUNTY, the Whigs themselves, who as you know, Bpct's great 6raggers, do not give him more than 10 votes; while the Democrats do not give him single one.

 In JACKSON COUNTY, Col. Robinson, says that Bgrd has no friends; nor does he know a man who will support him.

 In this county, (INDEpENDENcE, after diligent enquiry have found t,eo Byrd men, andtsyo oaly- one Whig and one Democrat. **

 In all the counties have mentioned Gen. DREW will receive the full Democratic vote and in this county, there arc bets made on his getting ma- iority

 Gen. DREW is in fine health, and high spirits; and the health of his family having improved he intends leaving next week on tour. He will visit GREEN county first You may rest assured that he will. as yon have pledged him, give good account of Dr. Gibson when they meet"