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KENTUCKY IN MoTIoN.-Never have we witnessed so active a canvass in this State as is now in progress Whiggery, assailed at all points by the energy and activity of the glorious democracy of Kentucky, Is driven to unwonted exertions to sustain itself-With all the aid the great name of it's leader can bring to the cause, 1t sees defeat in full pros pect in August, and is rallying its forces to avert the blow All the orators of the whig party, great and little, are now in motion, securing over hill, dale, river and mountain, and laboring night and day to uphold the fal- ling banner of their chief.

 Nor are the democrats idle. Butler, Pil- cher, Guthrie, McCala, Wicklifle, Tibbatts, Caldwell, French, Daniel, and a host of oth- CT good and true men, are storming the strongholds of whiggery in every directions; carrying on the warfare with an ability and energy worthy of all praise, and with the ialrest prospects of success. Their efforts are ably seconded by the general zeal ofsour party, which never mounted higher than at present,

 What the result may be we cannot predict. but we can say to our friends in other States. that the democracy of old Kentucky will light a battle in August worthy of their an clent fame, even if victory should not perch upon their standar l-KH Gaaetfe.