Which would still leave a Democratic

 majority of lS44 equal to
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ESTIMATE of the Democratic and Whg ma joritles for 1914 in the several States, ta- king as a basis diminution of only 10 per cent. on the popular vote of l840, where the majorities were in favor of the Wings, and an increase of ten per cent. on the popular vote of l840 where the maio- rites were in favor of the Democrats, al- though the preceding statements show a Democratic gain or Whig loss equal to more than fifteen per cent-the five per cent being allowed to the Wings, as concession to their iallacious claim, that Harry of the West is more popular than his party-illustrating the declarations the the Wings and the Whig presses, that the slate elections shoao that Whiggery is car rylng every thing with rush"