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The democrats have Just earned Maine, py ten
thousand majority clear gain upon the Coons
since 1910. This State voted for Harrison. Re
member that Now the Coons give it up, and
admit that it will vote for Polk and Dallas.


Since Mr.. Clay's electioneering trip to the
South we have carried Louisiana by taoo thousand
majority! This State also voted for Harrison in
1910, but our decided belief is that will vote for
Polk and Dallas -


The democrats have lately carried Missouri,
over the combined forces of the federaiiss and
sotts, by seren thousand majority Mr.. Benton
predicted a few weeks since that Missouri would
give Polk ten thousand majority. - "a. :,


In Illinois we have literally killed the Coon.
Our majority there in the late election is over
whelming, and the feds admit that Illinois will
vote for Polk and Dallas.


In Kentucky, under the very nose of the Die
tator, we have reduced his majority FL 900, and
our friends there seem to ocherish strong hopes of
carrying the State for Polk and Dallas. Immor-
tai honor 10 the democrats of kentucky
In North Carolina we have reduced the federal
majority nine thousand since 1910, and we be-
lieve that her vote will also be thrown for Polk
and Dallas. Courage, noble-hearted democrats !
Courage, tariff:ridden farmers of the Old North
dag IS 6re0king! Now you pay high prices for
all you get from the merchants, and are compelled
to take low prices for what you make; but this
will not be the case long. The policy of Henry
Clay, which is against you, and in favor of the
manufacturers and aristocrats, will soon be tram
pied in the dust, and under the administration of
James K. Polk you will get better prices for your
produce as we'll as buy goods cheaper than you
do now. Take courage, then, and go IN solid
phaIanx with the democratic party.


In~Indiana the popular vote is in our favor, and
since 1910 we gained in that State more than
si1teen thousand votes In 1910 Indiana voted
for Harrison, but in 1914 she will vote for Polk
aud Dallas.


In 1910 the Coons carried New York by
Is, 900, but they have since lost it by more than
tlcenty thousand! Silas Wright will be elected
Governor, and New York will vote for Polk and
Dallas. Mark the prediction Thirty-six cleo
torai votes at a pop Hurrah for the glorious
Empire State The home of Van Burcn and
Wright is too enlightened and patriotic to desert
the democratic standard .-- T.
In 1910 the Coons carried Pennsylvania by
349; they have since lost ii b. more than twenty
morally certain that Pennsylvania will vote for
Polk and Dallas. Twenty-six more electoral
votes


In all the popular elections since 1910 the
C0ons ha VI lost more than -.a.-.-