From the Ne,o York .plebeian
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CARLISLE, INDIANA, July 20, IS44. My DEAR SIR I cannot resist the inelina 8hon to give you the news of our glorious prospects in Indiana. During a residence e stwenty-three years among the Hoosiers, ineyer have seen anything to be con paret with the energy and enthusiasm that now lpervades our friends.

 l have this moment before me not less thar lone dozen invitations to attend mass meeting. Iol the democracy in Indiana, all to come of within the next month. Scores of the old Jackson men that were deceived and decoyed off from us by the whigs in l8l0, are rally hug to the standard of Polk and Dallas with more ardor than l have ever seen before ''by St, Paul, the work goes bravelv on.''

 The whig party in this region look some thing after the fashion of fellow in the col lapse stage of the cholera, "only more so ;, Poor fellows, they are the very picture of defeat already l have no idea that there will be more coons, after November next, in this qu2ater, than just enough to anuse us.

 Please mark what tell you-Henry Clay aeper did rcceire Ae rotc of Eadia,ta, and neper wiU Faithfully yours.

 JOHN " DAVIS