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It was tEorght by sonc few democrats, and hop
ed by numbers of wings, that Ger. Drew's entering
the field at late time might renaer Gibson's
chance of being elected little more certain; but
from what we learn from our own correspondence
and CLEAN from The dcmocrotic journals Of the
State. we can Certainly say that we " i'll make the
| fur fly from Off tho Hot Spring Coon and not
Aay hp.' The democrats throug I,uot tie North


and Northeast know the man and will givo as.
surance of the fact BY eirctIny nj II next fail.
GJ-Mr. Polk has not two sets Of opinions. He
does not like Mr.. Gays anglo for votes at the
East with a perpendicular tariff, at the North with
one Of iorty-fve degrees and at the South with
horizontal one. His letter IN which Is dotarc d
his scnttm"nls, is published in the North and
East us well as in The South an West.


The Coons are hard up for Volunteers; the Ma.
tiona Inteliigencer published short time ago,
among its list of changes. (Which was very smp,l
tie name of Mr.. Jno. {. HansuI. Ii viii be se,.l
by reference to our outside pagc what the gcnl.e.
man himself says on the subject.