The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-25
From Me Boston Statesman. AND WHIGGTSM

T DEMOCRACY AND WHlGGISM.
 l lS40, when the hard-cider campaign
 fought, the Wings counted up nineteen of the twenty-six States, viz New Y ork lsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, lndi- . Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Essippi, Vermont, Massachusetts, Maine, |rgia, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode ls- North Carolina, Delaware two hun
 and thlrty-lour electorial votes popu- majority ofabout one hundred and thirteen usand majority of FoRTY-sEvEN in the pse Representatives, and could count on bjority of seven in the Senate, making a
 majority in Congress of fifty-four L.
 was the Whig victory of 1S40. How E the political balance sheet stand noac ?
 LOOK AT NEW YORK!
 h lS40, her Legislature stood twenty-one igs to eleven Democrats in the Senate, y-six Wings to sixty-two Democrats in
 Assembly-Whig joint majority, four
 her popular vote went Whig by thir-
 thousand two hundred and ninety-seven.
 Congressional Delegation stood nine
 Wings to twenty-one Democrats. But Empire State did not allow herself to re- long so trammelled by Whiggism. She w off in l842 this burden. Colonel Pck, Democrat was then elected Governor
 majority of twenty-one thousand eight dred and eighty-two. Her Senate now Pds, Democratic, twenty-two; Whig, ten emby-Democractic, ninety-two; Whig, ly-sK; joint majority sixty-eight! She
 elected twenty-four Democrats to ten
 gs to Congress What glorious re- to the political fraud that so grossly sed "her favorite son p She now stands nooly for republicanism aas she did in the ofTompkins. Whiggism here is Water ed, Honor to the Empire State
 LOOK AT PENNSYLVANIA!
 hls State in l840, went by three hundred
 iory-three votes for General Harrison
 then came under Whig rule; in the Se- the Wings having twenty, the Democrats reen; in the House the Wings had fifty the Democrats Notwithstanding NINE llg majority on joint ballot. But the Key ne State remained but for moment umde h a burden of Whiggery In 1S41, th' lllocracy elected their Governor by TwEN THREE THOUSAND majority, and elected overwhelming majority of the Legislature It last election shows that Pennsylvani; mus llrm in her popular vote. The Demo p,'n aae Uanal Commissioners are chosen b, psshiEEN THOUSAND MAJORITY upsns p ,ne Democrats have mojority O ';, ~lN I SEVEN on joint ballot in tn ss'a,ure! Yet because the Wings hav sseeuea tss m In electing majority of the dele aS ss Ill oongress, they claim the State ! Ol
 s'one, When the hour of trial comes, vii lound true as steel
 Sbo LOOK AT MAINE!
 ! ne as, Wehtfor Harrison, though to her homo oniy majority of four hundred and ele D, ,o " was enough however to call fort |n, @h ,h thousand Whig cheers for Maine.- oman. ms ,o'ar In the East'' sunk only for Ile .sas sao,, Oehlnd !, the clouds of Whiggism.- Ecessaai. sooh shook off this disgrace. It is un keat nai;.. to state majorities here in th bemoo.a ron'lcal revolution of 1841, when tn |dded dsslaey ,bs n all over the country completel katjc c a,e Wing ship, she elected Demo |ld soa, aoVernor by ten thousand majority bpg a' na. to her Legislature an overwhel |m fon Dlofity .E of Democrats. She now bsons , .a sie Democratic cause-though d be cho;an ;aiohg the Democrats have prevente Ehen Ms ol a few members of Congress- |ont tbo 1u,g W, chooses to show an unbroke boed s "hlgs can be completely Watel Here ,h LOOK AT INDIANA.
 D oppos;,; s sae lard-eider tide swept away nearl ben apptpposlfon. tpos,on Harrison's majority was thi he IIoasand 0ai, six hundred and seventy-eigh pemoesssiss sislature of lS4O : eood. Senate. fftee No Den, a's 'llrty-two Whgs-House, twent, 0'ia's' sevcnty-eight Wings, Whi