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OUR PROSPECTS IN PENNSYLVANIA

 A gentleman of this city has politely furnished us

 with the following extract of letter from his friend in Harrisburg, Pa, dated July 30, l844

 (: We had fine celebration, on the lth, beating the whigs both in numbers and enthu- lsiasm.. You would hardly believe me were T to tell you of the spirits of our party since the nomination of Polk and Dallas The de- |mocracy are more perfectly united than have jeyer known them. The whigs are dreadfully ldishearened. They now find their coon ;skins, log cabins, &c., perfectly powerless, land when humbuggery fails with them, they Ieandonothing. Look outfor TWENTY THOU IsAND majority in Pennsylvania for Polk and .Dallas next November. Our State elections 3take place in October, when think it proba- ble our majority will not be quite so large, owing to our candidate for Governor having been unfairly nominated when another man was wanted. But even he will have a large majority, as he Is a man of talents, good sdemocrat, and infinitely superior to the coon candidate. went last week with about sixty Harrisburg democrats to attend a mass meet \ ling at N Northumberland, about sixty miles up s the canal We had capital time, in spite of a breach ih the canal, made by the whigS, to prevent the delegation from going up. Not 3 less than 5000 were assembled in the little place, all in the best spirits, although 1t rained on them most of the time. Each county gave assurances of larger democratic votes ] than they have ever before given. And when \ syou remember that Harrison's majority was sonly 343, you will see how foolish are all s the coon calculations about carrying Pennsyl- vania Last fall when our hopes were far less Upright, we elected our State officers by l2,000 $ flor next fall 10000 is the lowest estimate can admit. On the day of our NoIthum- berIand meeting, the eoons had one of their 5 brag meetings at the town of Columbia, a splace much larger, more easy of access, and ! in much more thickly settled country The s whig papers say they had 10000 at it. A s swhig who was there told me that there. were i about 5000 and democrat says he counted 1900, and tbis vas in c county which gaUe Harrison majority of nearly 5000, All ltheir bragging wont save them, and con sder that man l saw to-day made safe bets when he put up 5000 on Pennsylvania, and another thousand on the general result shope Arkansas is going right as usual

 You have heard { of Native Americanism no doubt, through the sdoings at Philadelphia. It is humbug that s is almost entirely whig, and destined as rapid aa fall as the hard cider and log cahlin nonsense 1.-The most respectable portion of their party arc avowed whigs and abolitioRists. The arowdy portion are the of-scourings of all par Sties, among them are a very few democrat: awho ought to and will be kicked out of oul franks. And now enough of politics, though nowadays 1t is hard to write about any thing selse.n