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hEEF uP THE FiRa.-.Lst no Democrat put off his harness, or lay down his arms. We have nghtand wona great battle. What if We have lost Pulaskfcoanty, by small, and greatly reduced, Nhig majority; we have carr.ed the Sia,e triumphsatly, and, We trust, by greater Democratic majority, than was ever obtained before But more remains to be done Another battle is to be fought in November; and in that, it is our duty, as il should be our pride and pleasure, to win a greater yieory still. Let us, then, keep up the fire, until the 4th day Of November, when, by one vigorous and determined cha .ge, we shall exlrPaie the last remaeat of Whiggery from the land. Then we may rest, for the enemy will be destroyed, and our country will be safe; but, until then, let no Democrat think otfest. Arkansas is safe for POLK and DALLAS, we know. But lelit be matter oi pride, with us, to make her so, by the largest majority she has ever given,