TO THE poLLst TO THE POLISH
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TO THE POLLS TO HE PULLS.

 The election is next Monday, and of course, this is the last paper which will issue from the press be- fore that time. We feel 1t our solemn and imper- tive duty to adnonsh every Democrat to vote be- cause the crisis demands it. Never in our estima: ion have the people of this country had much at stake as now The question is, shall the country retrogade. and by the election of Clay, fasten upon herself all those federal measures, which have been so often overthrown by the good and glorious Demo- cracy of the Union. Shall we saddle on ourselves a National Bank; high and runons protective tariff; the corrupt distribution scheme in a word, shall we throw away our Constitution, and adopt whig federal measures in its stead lift is proper and right to do all these things doubt Clay ought to be elected.

 If, on the contrary the people could preserve the Constitution unmpaired, as our iorefathers framed tiff they would have a sound and uniform cur rency of gold and silver and sick ofbeng cheat ed with appreciated bank paper if they do not wish that Great Britain should possess Oregon, or see it finally eeded to her, or retained until that power is too strong to be dspossessed il they have no desire to pay millions for the benefit of few manulactur- ing arstoerats in eastern cities and would purchase every thing at fair and reasonable price; If they desire that their brethren, and their knired in TExAs should cone bacl, again to to this Union. and that country. 90 inastimabla= in conn 7feial. military and social point of 1i W. should am tn this couutrv to which it Ii ffally longs, and thus severed from the mrcillss oppr ssoas and bafbarti=s of Mexican dctatioa if thay wish to sc haapine5s ana prosperity smile oA our country, and our whole country.

 We say, if the people of the Union desire all these things, they will undoubtedly support POLK AND DALLAS; and furthermore, 1oH NOT VOTE for sehig candidates t6r pocql 9fices, such te members Qt he Legi4iatare because any yoteso cast is assured i ly given to Henry Clay.

 Our candidates in the field are talented and esti- mable men, who have long lived among you, known to you all-shall they not be enthusiastically sup ported on the day of the elacton2 Nay, shall they not every one be elected triumphanay, and the county rescued from whiggery3 We have long looked upon this result as beyond reasonable doubt, if the Democrats do their duy and we feel assured l that they viii act as becomes men. The old, the infrm, the blind and the sick ought to be taken to the polls by our friends, because every vote will count and they have as much intarerast at sake as those who are younger and in better health.

 Ii every Democrat is firm and aelive We shall carry the day Go about the good work in solid earnest and the whss will find, that they are < Gone CooBs,' the CLAY CLUB to the contrary, notwith- standing.