NEw YoRx, Nov. 18th, 1914.
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DENNETT.--7 \ :"


Some time previous to the election, you expressed
and reiterated your opinion that majority of
voters In the United States were decidedly whig,
and that It only required excitement to bring them
all out, and thus ensure the triumphant election of
the wing candidates. ! trust you will now ac-
majority Of the people of the United States are,
and ever have been, essentially democratic, and
The popular institutions of our country tend that
on national candidates, in lS4O, it is owing to
apathy on the part OF the democrats, or temporary
delusion of the people. T.


ANswER-We don't give up yet. According to
all appearances, Mr.. Polk may be elected by plu-
rality, not majority. We wait for ithe result,
however.