ABOLITION AND POKERY.
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As the wings long since strongly sus>
pected, there is now sufficient evidence that
there was no; only clear understanding
between the leaders OF the iocofoco ard abo
liiion parties, bat that a solemn contract had
been entered into by them. The aboition>
lists were to induce every one oftheir mem
bers who had a prediction for locofocoism
10 drop their own candidate abd vote for
Polk. and every member at all favorable
o whig principles was urged to the support


f Birney, and the Abandonment OF Mr. Clay
Thus securing to locofocoism the entire


up2ort of a party which now holds the
aance Of power in the Union. In consid.
ration for such essential service Birnev, we
resume, is to be well rewa rded, and the
outhern wing Of Iocofocoism, is to connive
the resembling Of the 2Ist rule Of the
iouse. 1t is truly amusing to see how
5ell they discharge this part of the obIiga>
on. A few years since, if you had beIiev-
d them sincere, you would have inferred
hat honor, life aud al, would have been sac
ifced rathel than the reception of incendi-
.ry petitions be permitted. Now alIis right
POLK is elected, the aboIitionisls aided prin>
ipalIy in bringing about the event, and
he party in power has to reward them for
heir services.