ssCARLTsLE PA. Sen. :. .I8I4
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ssGARLTsLE, PA, Sept 2, I8l4

 ''l am thus far on my second passage through this great State, which well deserves the cognomen of Key Stone' I am travel ling by a different route from the first, and the impression have received, of the cer- tainty that the vote of Pennsylvania will be cast for Polk and Dallas, are so cheering to my own feelings, that cannot forbear com municating them 10 you. have conyersed with some of the most distinguished men in the State, who speak in the most confident terms of the result. They say, that thelead- ing men of the democratic party, who, in l840, would give no opinion as to the result, or doubtful one, uofe speak out, in the most unequirocal terms, their certain conviction of the success of the Democratic ticket, and that a very large portion of the Democrats who voted for Harrison will now vote for Polk This is the opinion of the cool-headed and relleeting men of our own party-and have met with one or two candid Wings, who ad- nit that we shall carry the State but by small majority. The Convention meet at Harrisburg to-day, ostensibly, to nominate candidate for Governor, in place of Mullen burg, but, in reality, only to register the no- imitation of Shunk, already made by accla- nation of the people and the press.

 .'From New Cork, learn by gentleman who is native of the Western part of the State, and who has lately travelled through ii in its whole extent, that the Democrats wifi cross Cayuga Lake with majority of 30,000 votes, and be met there by majority of half that misunderstanding them clear majority in the Slate of 15000. fefy greatly on the statements and opinions of this gentleman, because they are not characterized by any of the warmth and zeal ef heated partizan.

 q am also assured, upon unqaesionable authority, that his opinion is the opinion of Mr Van Bmen and Mr. Wright, and that whatever their opponents may say 10 the con- trary, 1t is their ardent wish it may be so.- From all can learn, have no doubt that nine-tenths of the Democracy in this State and New York, who voted for Harrison, will now vote for Polk and Dallas.o