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TIE GRAVE OF DEMocRAcY.-W5o. N was addressing the big Whig meetipp ,t V. 7. in August, he fold them that Ae had 45.r4 x Democracy,in Arkansas, and would buTi,i,, +. ber.' II coming events cast theirsb,5.n-, how do our recent State elections so,,e Pi5eas boastful predictions We baFs d.. Goyeraorand Congressman by oyerwbsai,, ities, and abont s ont Of 100 mambersofs'' lature Verify, this promises well. fo,,. in November! and Mir. Pike bids fa, h 7. his own person and party, the fate of a.s-, acter of old, who .'lell into the pithe eba5F aaoid5r." Mr. Pike, being the leader of 2 party ia Arkaasas, may be "a prophet ,sl oi prophet for augat we know to tbs i. but one thing is certain-if the forago1,b specimen of his faticinalioa, he is mi I.5 qaire much honor is this country. He h travel.