A PLAIN QUESTION.
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 r TO THE VOTERS or PuLAskI COUNTY.

 SAaH He' 'sENATo5, ffoa ae cog3tiy of 5'qiaski, U

 lie nert session of the Legislature of 77aasas bete represeatatipc of te REAL ESTATE BANK. or of lie PEOPLE;

 Our remarks, under this head, are omitted this week. to make room for other matter, to which we prefer to give immediate publication. Let not the "Banlx Barons" hatter themselves, however, that this temporary omission, indicates a cessation of hostilides. Far from it. Their Baak-orgaa pa; forth, last week, a wretched datonceiorthem, which shall be duly exposed in our next. He sought, as we expected he would, to avoid the true issue we presented. and to convert it into personal eontro versy between Mr. Newton andouselE As we said before, we have no personal quarrel with that gen teman, nor do we desire one, Oursense of duty to the cause We esponse requires to aragn and pros eeute Mir NeWtcn, as a candidate for office, at the bar of public opinion; and that duty we intend to perform, be the consequences, to oursef or others what they may, We are well aware of the odds We encounter in auayng ourself against the high priest and pensioned agent of nIoaeged institution, whose boast it is that to be above the Law, and 10 have cessfullv defed every department of the State eoY- ernment; yet such is our confidence in the power of truth, and such ourreance upon the intelligence. and justice of the people, that have fears for the result of this issue, before the tribunal of public opinion-and there 1t is we mean to try the eallse. Nor are we ignorant of the threats that have been made-eyen of bloodShed--to arrest Hs in the course we are pursuing; yet, in reference to those who threaten as well as those who aet, such is opf conf denee in the rectitude of motive, and such our reliance on ourselG hatwe can ''looS back without reproaeh, and forward without apprehension. lTn- der these considerations, those who are interested may judge of our probable course ill every stage of the proceedings ''Dug is ours. The consequences belong to God" As to the Gazette. fl is bound to sing the praises of Mir. Newton, and the Bank; for thc bank .'bow-string." is known to be round its neck. and in Mir Newtons hand. So, al his behest. tis for the Gazette to sing ebote and the g6giag sound is believed 10 have been heard of late.