NEWS FROM THE STATES.
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Besides the news, which the papers bring Us from all the States, anl which is most cheering to Democracy, we occasionally have letter from our friends in various parts of the Union. that, in addi lion to other matters, speak of our prospects in the most encouraging terms Within the last week, three of this character have been reeeiyed i've by ourself and one by friend in the city. The char acters of their authors afford abundant assurance that they may be confidently relied on. We make the following extracts from them.

 PENNsYLyANIA.-Extract of letter to gentle man in this city from distinguished friend in Phil adelfhia, dated August 25th:

 have been among the people, on the stump. They are ready for the march; and when, in November. the drum shall rattle, you will hear the very earth itself quake under the forward march of the solid columns ot the moving Democ- racy. We piH route the enemy. MT. Muhlenburgs death, though we deplore it, as heloss of great and good man, will work no change in our prospects. We can take up any good man, and elect him. such is the spirit of the people, How they do hate Ciagi They illnever forget or forgive his bargain and sale with Adams. This is an old Jackson State, and can never forget that henous crime, which defeated the old Hero, and injured the whole country. Our people hate Clay, also for those infamous resolutions that Benton had expunged. They despise him a bully, and be- heve him to be a coward as they know him to be political Snave The good seed sown at Baltimore, fell upon good soil. Tine young Hicko- " has grown and nourshed. The gcod fruit will be gathered in November"

 INpfANA.-EXtract of letter to the Editor, from friend, at Yincennes, Indiana, dated August 2Sth

 's* As you are engaged in politics, you may like 10 hear something of the Ioosicr State We'll, can assure you, in all sincerity, she is safe beyeng all question, for POLK and DALLAS. In the recent elections, the popular vote is in iavor by more than 4,000 The Louisville Journal and its echoes say the contrary but this, like the victory they claim in Louisiana, is only to keep up the spirits of the whigs They cannot get any thing like the vote in November, which they obtained for their Legislative candidates for the abotionists gave them almost COCO votes, which they will have to lose, as the abolitonists have a Presidential can didate ol taeir own. Besides, AI- Ciay is draw baekupon his party here as Is proven by the recent vote compared with the vote ot 1910. He will lose this State by at least 5000, and probably 10000 votes. he Democrats are in the best spirits and confident of success while the whgs are comparatively 'dolcn in the nolih.'

 TENNEssEE--Extraet of a letter to the Editor from a friend in Memphis, Tennessee, dated Septen- Der 10th.

 's* The good old cause of Democracy, in this county, as well as in tbe whole State, goes brFely on: and no one, who knows the people, or believes iii their virtue and intelligence, doubts that m November next, Tennessee will forSake the idols she has wofshipped for the last few years, apd re- turn to Democracy her first, and only true love"