DO NIT BE DISCOURAGED.
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The Wings have seen darker days than the present, and they have only to look back a few years to call them to remembrance- Who that remembers our gloomy prospects in '36 and 'S9, and our brilliant triumph in l64O, will now despair! It does not appear from the results of the late elections that the Locos have gained any voters from the Whig ranks. but that they have even boiled less vote than at the presidential election; we may therefore conclude that the Whigs have about as much strength as ever. and that all that is necessary to ensure their success is to bring it out. It is not to be wondered at that the peculiar situation of affairs at Wash. ington for the last twelve months, should ere. ate apathy and dissatisfaction in our ranks, but we think there can be no question that the Whigs will rally in l644 in sufficient force to carry their candidate for the Presi. dency.

 To make good our assertion that the Whigs have seen darker days than the present, ] we will refer to the sta tes wher we were defeated in 'S6 '39, and successful in l64O.- In Maine, in 1889, the Loco candidate for Governor was elected by majority of 6,SS0 at the presidential election, Harrison's ma. jority was All. In Massachusetts, ia 1889, Morton was elected Governor by a majority of one vote-at the presidential election liar. rison's 8 majority was 2O.ySO. In New Jersey, in 1888. the vote on the Congressional ticket was about tie, the Van Buren Congress, however, decided that the Loco Foco candi- dates had a majority-at the presidential election Harrisons majority was 2,3l7. In Pennsylvania, in 1888, the Loco candidate for Governor was chosen by a majority of 7,526-at the presidential election Harrison's majority was S49. In Maryland, in 1888, a Loco Foco Governor was chosen by a maio- rity Sll and in 1889. the Van Buren maio- rity on the Congressional ticket was ll75- while at ths presidential election Harrison's majority was S,564. In Georgia, in 1889, a Loc0-Foco Governor was elected by a maio- rity of lS27-at the presidential election Harrison's majority was 6,SSl. In Ohio, in 1858. Vance Loco FOco) was chosen Cover. [ nor by majority of 5. 746-at the presidea- tial election, Harrison's majority was 2S,S75. In Tennessee. in 1889. the Loco majority for Governor was 2, 2,556-al the presidential elec- tioR Harrison's majority vas l2,lO2. India. m was against us in 1889, the Whigs electing but two Ofthe seven members of Congress at the presidential election Harrison's majO- rity was 23.606. Michigan. in 1888. gave a Loco majority of III - at the presidential election HaFrisOn's majority was l.SO2. To Delaware, in 1888. a Loco FOco was elected to Congress by 62 majoFity-at the Presiden. lial election HaTris0V's majority was lO10- In Mississippi. in leS0, Loco. FOc0 Cover. nor was 'chcesn by AllS msjoFisy-st the