POLK AND DALLAS.
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We are enabled to present our reader ' with Biographical Sketch of each ol v guished statesmen and patriots, who n1 chosen as the standard bearers of the g@' moeratic banner, in our great strugr powers of political darkness. The sSe'A| Polk will be found on our first page, runlA' into the second. That of Mr. Dallas Wn on our fourth. We need not ask for acA1 attentive perusal of these sketches, i'q, ', read with great zest, by all; serYinS' ' to enlighten the ignorance of our opp'A'' warm up the zeal of our friends.

 It will be observed that these sketches Y. ten at time when neither of their saple.S spoken of for the high offices, to when u' nominated and, consequently, were T" for electioneering purposes. lhey @s .i| to be relied on with more unreserSeu ''s the candor of their representations y than if prepared especially for the 0''', s] sketch of Col. Polk was written anu Pss| ',, far back as the spring of ls3S' anu

 Dallas in February last. ,.s

 JAMES K. POLK was born in MecA'. North Carolina, on the 2nd Nov, '

 consequently, in the 10th year oi ms Y 2, M

 GEORGE M. DALLAR was born ip '. ,-as iadelphia, on the 10th day of July n consequently, within less than inon4

 year of his age.